The Mathematics (through Arts & Humanities/Social Sciences) BA (Hons) at University College Dublin is designed for intellectually curious students who wish to explore the fundamental role of mathematics in understanding both the natural and social worlds. If you are drawn to rigorous problem-solving and deductive reasoning, this degree offers a comprehensive grounding in core mathematical concepts. You will develop a sophisticated understanding of how mathematics serves as a vital tool across diverse disciplines, from abstract theory to practical applications in fields like economics and statistics.
This full-time, on-campus undergraduate degree is studied over three years, providing a structured yet flexible pathway through key mathematical areas. Your studies will progress from foundational first-year calculus and linear algebra to more advanced topics in your second and third years, including multivariable calculus, analysis, algebraic structures, and potentially areas like financial mathematics or the mathematics of Google, depending on your elective choices. You will graduate with a robust analytical toolkit, prepared for further study or careers where quantitative skills and logical thinking are highly valued.