Mathematics

Course summary

Mathematics underpins most of science, technology and engineering and is also important in areas as diverse as business, law, nutrition, sport science and psychology. It supports a wide range of other A level subjects; Economics, Psychology, the sciences, Computer Science and Geography all benefit from students having fluent and confident numerical, algebraic, graphical and statistical skills. The skills developed through the study of Mathematics at A level are in high demand from employers. In addition to developing the ability to solve problems and think logically, the study of Mathematics provides opportunities to develop team-working skills, resilience, effective communication of complex ideas and the ability to use your own initiative; the breadth of application is immense.