The MSci Mathematics with Economics at the University of Exeter equips you with a powerful blend of analytical and quantitative skills, preparing you for a dynamic career at the intersection of finance, business, and research. This undergraduate degree is designed for students who are passionate about understanding complex systems, from the fundamental principles of micro-economics and statistical data analysis to advanced mathematical techniques used in financial modelling. You will explore how mathematical concepts like differential equations and probability are applied to real-world economic problems, gaining a robust foundation for tackling contemporary challenges in economics and beyond.
This full-time, on-campus programme, studied over four years, offers a progressive curriculum where you will build your expertise year by year. In your early years, you will cover core mathematics and introductory economics, moving towards specialised microeconomic analysis and optional mathematics modules like Vector Calculus. As you advance, you will delve into financial mathematics, statistical econometrics, and undertake a significant research-led project in your final year, potentially exploring topics in fluid dynamics, cryptography, or climate change modelling. You will graduate with a Master of Science degree, ready for careers in quantitative analysis, financial services, economic consulting, or further postgraduate study.