Mathematics with Finance BSc Hons

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Mathematics with Finance BSc (Hons)

Overview

The Mathematics with Finance BSc (Hons) course at the University of Chester provides students with a unique opportunity to gain a broad mathematical education while learning about finance. This combination of comprehensive knowledge of financial markets and rigorous mathematical foundations makes graduates highly sought after by employers.

Study Options

• Full-Time (BSc) at Exton Park, Chester
• Full-Time with Foundation Year (BSc) at Exton Park, Chester

Level

• Undergraduate

UCAS Code

• G175 (without Foundation Year)
• G176 (with Foundation Year)

UCAS Points

• 112 (without Foundation Year)
• 72 (with Foundation Year)

Start Date

• October 2025
• October 2026

Duration

• 3 years (without Foundation Year)
• 4 years (with Foundation Year)

Location

• Exton Park, Chester

UK Fees

• £9,535 per year for a full-time course (2025/26)

International Fees

• £14,450 per year for a full-time course (2025/26)

Available with:

• Foundation Year
• Year in Industry

Course Summary

The BSc Mathematics with Finance at the University of Chester provides students with a unique opportunity to gain a broad mathematical education while learning about finance. This combination of comprehensive knowledge of financial markets and rigorous mathematical foundations makes graduates highly sought after by employers.

Why You'll Love It

• Model, solve, and analyze real-world problems within a vibrant student community
• Gain essential skills to prepare you for your future career
• Learn in interactive workshops and apply your knowledge in practical settings

What You'll Study

Year 1

• Foundations of Mathematics (20 Credits) Core
• Differential Equations with their Applications (20 Credits) Core
• Analysis and Linear Algebra (40 Credits) Core
• Probability and Statistics with Applications to Data Science and Machine Learning (20 Credits) Core
• Computation, Communication and Employability (20 Credits) Optional
• University Language Module (20 Credits) Optional

Year 2

• Linear Programming and Optimisation (20 Credits) Core
• Introduction to Stochastic Processes (20 Credits) Core
• Digital Skills in Accounting and Finance (20 Credits) Core
• Credit Risk and Sustainability in Banking (20 Credits) Core
• Graph Theory and Combinatorics (20 Credits) Option
• Experiential Learning (40 Credits) Option
• Work Placement (40 Credits) Option

Year 3

• Quality Control (20 Credits) Core
• Numerical Analysis (20 Credits) Core
• International Financial Management (20 Credits) Core
• Financial Modelling and Intelligence (20 Credits) Core
• Mathematics of AI (20 Credits) Option
• Computational Linear Algebra (20 Credits) Option
• Mathematical Project (40 Credits) Core

How You'll Learn

• In-person study with 9-12 hours of contact time per week
• Independent study with 25-30 hours of self-directed learning per week
• Assessment through problem sheets, online quizzes, exams, presentations, and projects

Study a Common First Year

• This course shares a common first year with students on Mathematics, Mathematics with Data Science, and Mathematics with Computer Science courses

Entry Requirements

Home Students

• UCAS Points: 112
• GCE A Level: BCC-BBC (including A-level Maths)
• BTEC: DMM (including A-level Maths)
• International Baccalaureate: 28 points (including 5 in an appropriate HL Mathematics course)
• Irish / Scottish Highers: H3 H3 H3 H3 H4 (including H3 in Maths)
• Access requirements: Access to HE Diploma (including 30 credits at Merit or above, including at least 15 in Maths)
• T Level: Merit
• OCR Cambridge Technicals: DMM

International Students

• UCAS Points: 72
• GCE A level: 72 points overall (including grade D in A-level Maths)
• BTEC: MMP (including A-level Maths)
• International Baccalaureate: 24 points (including HL Maths grade 4)
• Irish / Scottish Highers: H4 H4 H4 H4 H4 (including H4 in Maths)
• Access requirements: Access to HE Diploma (including Maths)
• T Level: Pass (D or E on the core)
• OCR Cambridge Technicals: MMP

Fees and Funding

Home Students

• £9,535 per year for a full-time course (2025/26)

International Students

• £14,450 per year for a full-time course (2025/26)

Additional Costs

• Books, printing, photocopying, educational stationery, and related materials
• Specialist clothing, travel to placements, optional field trips, and software
• Accommodation, food, travel, and bills (for students living away from home)

Bursaries

• The University of Chester supports fair access for students who may need additional support through a range of bursaries and scholarships

Who You'll Learn From

• Dr Yubin Yan
• Dr Justin Mcinroy
• Dr Zachiri Mckenzie
• Dr Yanting Hu
• James Hoult
• Mary Bagby
• Dominic Aku
• Dr Majduleen Zeyadeh
• George Dewhirst
• Dr Anna Sung
• Dr Ahmed Kholeif
• Dr Muhammad Sanusi

Where You'll Study

• Exton Park, Chester

Your Future Career

• Actuary, insurance firm
• Pricing Analyst, insurance firm
• Auditor, banking sector
• Chartered Accountant, financial sector
• Credit Risk Analyst, financial sector
• Tax professional, HMRC
• Business Intelligence Developer, law firm
• Utility Expense Analyst, energy sector

Careers Service

• The University has an award-winning Careers and Employability service which provides a variety of employability-enhancing experiences

Related Courses

• Mathematics BSc (Hons)
• Mathematics with Computer Science (BSc Hons)
• Mathematics with Data Science BSc (Hons)