Department of Mathematics
We’re a small and friendly department and we run a lively range of undergraduate courses. Students can study a core maths curriculum – or combine this with economics, statistics, finance, physics and music. Our teaching and research are well integrated, and our academic interests include pure and applied maths. We often focus on real-world areas where these two disciplines combine.
We also boast an active postgraduate research community, while our award-winning Professional Training placements help our graduates secure jobs across a wide range of sectors, including prestigious City firms, the civil service and various industry positions.
Meet our Department
Our Head of Department and Admissions Tutor talk about what students can expect from learning in our supportive and innovative environment.
Study with us
The knowledge and expertise of our academic staff ensure the quality of all our courses, so that you are well placed to progress to the next stage of your career.
Work with us
We will list any open vacancies as they arise.
Research impact
Using our broad swathe of research interests through both pure and applied areas of mathematics, we are making real-world impact.
Professor Anne Skeldon tells us about her research on mathematical models for sleep, light and the body clock, and predicting the effect of moving school start times and of permanent daylight saving.

Outreach for schools and colleges
We offer taster sessions for year 12's to experience university life and masterclasses for secondary schools to inspire young minds to pursue mathematics.
Events
Our staff members
Professor Gianne Derks
Professor of Mathematics
Stay connected
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Latest blog posts
Careers event for Early Career Researchers organised by Laura Jones and Ryan Poole
Laura Jones and Ryan Poole organised a careers event yesterday (Wednesday 20 September) for PhD students...
Carina Dunlop is an invited speaker at the London Mathematical Biology Conference held at UCL
Carina Dunlop is in London this week (18-19 September) to attend the London Mathematical Biology Conference...