School of Mathematics

The School of Mathematics is one of the largest integrated departments of mathematical sciences in the UK and covers the entire breadth of the subject, including pure and applied mathematics, probability and statistics. It has an international reputation for its research, with over 20% of its activity rated "world leading" in the Research Assessment Exercise 2008.

Through MIMS, the School runs a very active series of seminars, workshops and conferences and hosts international visitors. The school has the largest cohort of mathematics undergraduates in the UK and offers a comprehensive range of degree programmes and modules, including a degree in Actuarial Science and Mathematics. Our vibrant postgraduate programme includes seven Masters courses and a PhD programme that features participation in lectures from the MAGIC consortium. The School's staff are increasingly involved in interdisciplinary research and in collaboration with industrial partners. All this activity is housed in the new, purpose-built and centrally-located Alan Turing Building, which was opened in July 2007.