Course Overview
Studying Lancaster's combined Management Mathematics degree gives you the benefit of top-quality teaching in our Department of Management Science and the Department of Mathematics and Statistics, where staff carry out world-leading research and many are actively involved with business and government organisations.
Your degree explores how Mathematics informs decision-making processes in business, industry and government and you'll use mathematical and computer-based models alongside visual or verbal representations to analyse the development and application of solutions to real managerial problems.
You'll be able to choose from an extensive range of options, starting your degree with courses covering Calculus; Matrix Methods; Introduction to Management Science, and Operational Research. In your second year, you'll take subjects such as Linear Algebra and Project Management and Consultancy Skills. Your final year modules include Optimisation and Business Modelling and Simulation.
For a list of compulsory modules, please see the tab above.
A four-year work-experience variant of this degree is also available: please indicate your proposed intention to take the work-experience variant in Section 3 of your UCAS application.
I'm learning so much which is completely new - it's really expanding my horizons.
Career opportunities
The logical and analytical skills you'll develop by studying Management Science and Mathematics are appreciated by employers in a wide variety of occupations and can be transferred easily to a range of situations.
Lancaster graduates find our Management Mathematics degree is an ideal foundation for careers in the private sector - in consultancy companies or manufacturing, for example - as well as the service or public sector, such as the NHS.
Some of our former alumni are now based in a management science group, while others are part of multi-functional teams. Many are now in senior positions.
Modules
Here are some of the current modules which are available during your studies at Lancaster:
PartI
- Calculus
- Integration
- Introduction to Management Science / Operational Research
- Matrix Methods
- Probability
- Statistics
- Statistics and Computing for Management
PartII (Year 2)
- Integrated Project Management
- Linear Algebra
- Probability
- Project Management and Consultancy Skills
- Statistics
PartII (Year 3)
- Business Modelling and Simulation
- Likelihood Inference
- Optimisation
For more detailed module information please visit the Mathematics and Statistics department website.
Entry Requirements
A-levels: A(Maths or Further Maths)AB. We normally expect three A-levels.
General Studies: Accepted as one of 3 A-levels
Preference: At least 2 A-levels
Key Skills: Not included in offer
Scottish Highers: ABBBB (with a grade A in Maths at Advanced Higher)
Irish Leaving Cert: Offers will be made on the basis of 5 or 6 Higher level subjects. Please contact the Undergraduate Admissions Office (01524 592028) for further information
International Bacc: 35 pts overall with 16 pts from best three HL courses with 6 in higher level Maths
BTEC: Overall grades of DDM/DDD
Mature students: Applications welcome, and given individual consideration. Please contact the Undergraduate Admissions Office (01524 592028) for further information
IELTS: 6.5
For details of how we evaluate international qualifications, please click here.
Financial Support
Lancaster University's priority is to support every student to make the most of their life and education. In addition to government maintenance loans, grants and national scholarships, Lancaster University offers a range of financial support for full time UK Undergraduate students from lower-income backgrounds. Many students each year will be entitled to bursaries or scholarships to help them with the cost of fees and/or living expenses.
The Lancaster Scholarship package is designed to reward the hard work and natural ability of full-time UK students applying to study with us regardless of their household income. Students achieving A*, A, A in their A-level examinations (or equivalent academic qualifications) will receive a £1,000 per year Lancaster Scholarship during their undergraduate studies if they place us as their firm choice institution. Continuation of the Lancaster Scholarship is subject to satisfactory academic progression.
Our combined £5,000 bursary package will help students from England whose household incomes are less than £25,000 per year with fees and living costs.
Students from England eligible for our £5,000 bursary package will also be awarded a £3,000 Lancaster Scholarship if they achieve A*, A, A in their A-level examinations (or equivalent academic qualifications). This totals £8,000 of support for students during their studies.
For full details of the University's financial support packages including eligibility criteria, please visit our
fees and funding page.
