School of Mathematics
School of Mathematics
We have an international reputation for our teaching and research across applied mathematics, financial mathematics, pure mathematics, and statistics. We have a strong interdisciplinary ethos as we actively collaborate, to enhance our teaching and research, with other schools in the University, as well as with universities and industry around the world. We have just over 1,000 students from over 50 countries studying with us, which makes us one of the largest Mathematics schools in the UK.
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Undergraduate degrees
You will have the opportunity to tailor your learning experience by choosing from a wide range of optional and discovery modules.
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Masters degrees
Our courses will equip you not only with expert subject knowledge, but with important professional and transferable skills that employers are looking for.
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Research degrees
You will develop excellent relationships with your supervisors and their passion and support will inspire you to explore, question and discover.
MoreResearch and innovation
We are one of the largest mathematics research departments in the UK, conducting impactful research across applied mathematics, financial mathematics, pure mathematics, and statistics.
News and events
Leeds students present their research at the National Natural Sciences Student Conference
Three final year MNatSc, BSc Natural Sciences students attended the Second…
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Postgraduate researcher in School of Mathematics donates laptop to school in Ghana
Postgraduate researcher in the School of Mathematics at Leeds, Amirah…
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PhD Scholar presents his research to Parliament
Shambo Bhattacharjee is attending Parliament to present his mathematics…
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Leeds mathematician takes his research to Parliament
Alessandro Balata is attending Parliament to present his mathematics research…
MoreExoclimatology: from hot Jupiters to terrestrial planets
Dr Nathan Mayne, University of Exeter. Part of the Fluids & MHD seminar series.
MorePredictive Consistency
Professor Philip Dawid, Cambridge University. Part of the Statistics seminar series.
MoreIntegrable non-abelian quadratic ODEs
Vladimir Sokolov, Landau Institute for Theoretical Physics. Part of the integrable systems seminar.
MoreElliptic curves and the conjecture of Birch and Swinnerton-Dyer.
Professor Sarah Zerbes, University College London. Part of the pure mathematics colloquium.
MoreSchools outreach
We deliver events and activities to showcase this fascinating subject area to students at schools and colleges across the UK.
MoreRecruit our students
We have a dedicated Employability Team that provide businesses with access to our talented students through a range of services.
MoreWorking with business
We work with organisations of all sizes across a wide range of industries to come up with solutions to your needs.
MoreEquality and inclusion
The University community is made up of a wide range of people with diverse backgrounds and circumstances, which we value and regard as a great asset.
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