Departments of Mathematics and
Statistics & Modelling Science

Undergraduate Courses:

 

MSci and BSc in Mathematics
BSc in Mathematics and Statistics
BSc in Mathematics and Physics
BSc in Mathematics and Computer Science
BSc in Mathematics with Teaching
BSc in Mathematics, Statistics and Accounting
BSc in Mathematics, Statistics and Economics
BSc in Mathematics, Statistics and Finance
BSc in Mathematics, Statistics and Management Science

Postgraduate Research:

MPhil and PhD in Mathematics or Statistics

Graduates with a logical mind, able to formulate and solve problems are sought after by employers. Develop these skills by studying an undergraduate degree in some of the many exciting areas of Mathematics and Statistics and their applications.

 

You can tailor your course by taking topics in a wide range of different subjects including algebra, analysis, discrete mathematics, industrial applications, mechanics, methods, numerical analysis, probability and statistics.

 

Postgraduate study is available in Applied Analysis, Continuum Mechanics, Industrial Mathematics, Liquid Crystal Theory, Mathematical Biology, Numerical Analysis, Epidemiology, Image Processing, Spatial Processes, Stochastic Dynamics, Theoretical Ecology, and Time Series.

 

Glasgow is one of the UK’s most dynamic cities, and the University of Strathclyde is situated right in the heart of it. For more information: www.maths.strath.ac.uk or www.stams.strath.ac.uk.

Email: contact-mathematics@strath.ac.uk or office@stams.strath.ac.uk

Tel:
(+44) (0)141-548-3718/2971/3807 or (+44) (0)141-548-3817 / 3653

Address:
Livingstone Tower,
26 Richmond Street,
GLASGOW,
G1 1XH,
Scotland

Student Profile - Yazariah Mohd Yatim

 

PhD in Applied Mathematics

 

I’m a Malaysian studying for a PhD in applied mathematics in the Department of Mathematics at the University of Strathclyde. When I finished my Masters degree in Malaysia I was awarded a scholarship for postgraduate study and, after considering lots of different universities, I decided to move across the world to Glasgow. This turned out to be the right choice and I immediately felt welcomed and comfortable in a very friendly department. During my first year I’ve learnt a great deal thanks to the endless support and encouragement from my supervisors. Furthermore, if ever need to share a problem I can turn to my “Senior Friend” who is also happy to help and advise. Studying here has given me many opportunities to meet other postgraduates and researchers from all over the world through seminars and conferences where we can share ideas and knowledge. I’m thoroughly enjoying my time studying here and am really looking forward to what I can achieve during the rest of my studies.