Mathematics

Course summary

From the movement of a football through the air, to the trends in financial markets, we use Mathematics to model situations, predict what may happen in the future and generalise to other scenarios. As a tool used to explain and understand the world around us, Mathematics is rich in all forms of society. At A-Level, areas of study include algebra and functions, numerical modelling, sequences and series, calculus and kinetics, among others. These topics result in the development of highly transferable skills in problem solving and logical thinking. Moreover, as Mathematics advances on disciplines including pattern spotting, statistical modelling and understanding change, students with advanced mathematical skills are in very high demand. With an A-Level in Mathematics, you could excel in careers relating to Engineering, Science, Medicine, Finance, Law and Computing.