BSc Mathematics with Philosophy
Royal Holloway, University of London
Entry requirements
A level: ABB-ABC (Required subjects: A-level in Mathematics at grade A GCSE English Language grade 4 (C) GCSE Mathematics grade 4 (C)) IB: 6,5,5 at Higher Level or a minimum of 32 points overall. Including 6 HL Maths
About this course
BSc in Mathematics and Philosophy, combining quantitative reasoning with philosophical inquiry. Core topics include Programming, Data Analysis, Statistics, Mathematical Modelling, and Communication & Writing. The course is weighted 75% mathematics and 25% philosophy, and includes a supervised final-year project.
Modules
- Calculus
- Introduction to Pure Mathematics
- Calculus II
- Linear Algebra I
- Problems of Knowledge
- Statistical Methods 1
- Introduction to Logic
- Mind and Consciousness
- Introduction to Aesthetics and Morals
- From Euclid to Mandelbrot
- Introduction to Applied Mathematics
- Linear Algebra II
- Complex Analysis
- Introduction to European Philosophy 1: Kant to Hegel
- Mind and World
- Scientific Programming
- Probability Theory
- Vector Calculus
- Statistical Methods 2
- Ring Theory
- Graphs and Optimisation
- Ordinary Differential Equations and Fourier Analysis
- Group Theory
- Further Linear Algebra and Modules
- Introduction to European Philosophy 2: The Critique of Idealism
- Varieties of Scepticism
- Philosophy and the Arts
- The Philosophy of Religion
- Philosophy and Literature
- The Good Life in Ancient Philosophy
- Advanced Skills in Mathematics
- Mathematics Project
- Number Theory
- Complexity Theory
- Quantum Theory 1
- Non-Linear Dynamic Systems
- Inference
- Time Series Analysis
- Channels
- Mathematics of Financial Markets
- Combinatorics
- Cipher Systems
- Electromagnetism
- Applications of Field Theory
- Mathematics in the Classroom
- Computational Number Theory
- Principles of Algorithm Design
- Dynamics of Real Fluids
- Quantum Theory 2
- Markov Chains and Applications
- Quantum Information and Coding
- Financial Mathematics I
- Financial Mathematics II
- Error Correcting Codes
- Cryptography
- Topology
- Modern European Philosophy 1: Husserl to Heidegger
- Modern European Philosophy 2: Critical Theory and Hermeneutics
- The Varieties of Scepticism
- Introduction to Optimisation
- Game Theory