4. The Masters Course

4.2. Learning Outcomes

During the Masters course you will develop a knowledge and appreciation of:

  • advanced topics of mathematics, statistics or related areas from a varied selection of courses;
  • the diversity of mathematical and statistical approaches in a large, internationally successful research community;
  • the organization and presentation required of submitting an extended piece of mathematical writing.

You will also have the opportunity to develop the following skills:

Intellectual Skills

  • Advanced logical reasoning, abstract thinking and problem-solving skills;
  • Conceptualising a more in-depth presentation of a mathematical topic.

Practical Skills

  • Ability to apply mathematical methods to practical problems and develop problem-solving skills;
  • Ability to construct, write up and communicate logical arguments of some complexity.

Transferable Skills

  • Ability to solve problems effectively and to apply high-level mathematical methods to a wide range of problems;
  • Ability to manage your time and to acquire a complex body of knowledge in a limited time;
  • Ability to manage your own learning and study for research or other professional qualifications.