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What will I learn?

Our Mathematics IFP is designed to provide you with the knowledge and skills to be able to progress on to a range of Mathematics-related degree courses at university. The course focuses on developing your skills in building applying and reviewing mathematical models and techniques to analyse mathematical problems. You will consider which models to use in a variety of relevant topics and the limitations of models in the context of the real world.

How will I learn?

You will be taught through a combination of lectures and seminars which is the same type of teaching you can expect at undergraduate level in the UK. Lectures are where all students on a module are together (this can be up to 100 students on the IFP) and the academic tutor introduces the topic of study. Seminars are much smaller groups (typically no more than 15 students) where you have the opportunity to explore a subject in more detail with your academic tutor and classmates. In your seminars you will be expected to engage in discussions and debates around the subject matter.

How will I be assessed?

Across your modules you will be assessed through a range of methods including presentations tests reports and examinations.