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GN13 BSc in Mathematics, Business Management and Finance for students who entered in 2007–08 or earlier Programme director: Dr Roger Sugden
To obtain a BSc degree: • You must take 360 credits (normally 24 modules of 15 credits each) including at most 30 credits (2 modules) at level 3, at most 150 credits (10 modules) at level 3 or 4, and at least 90 credits (normally 6 modules) at level 6 or higher. • You must pass at least 270 credits (normally 18 modules) at level 4 or higher. Special regulations apply if you take a year abroad.
To obtain a BSc in Mathematics, Business Management and Finance: • You must pass Essential Mathematical Skills, which is a 0-credit level-3 core module, to progress from the first to the second year of this programme. • You must take all compulsory modules and the required number of compulsory options as shown in the outline programme or as agreed with the programme director. • At least ⅓ of the credits you take must be from MTH modules, at least ⅓ of the credits you take must be from BUS or ECN modules, and no more than ¼ of the credits you take may have module codes other than MTH/ECN/BUS. If you graduate but fail to meet these requirements then your degree title may be “Mathematical Studies”.
Outline programme Modules in bold are compulsory and must normally be taken in the year shown. You must take modules to the value of 120 credits (normally 8 modules) in each developmental year. The value of each module is 15 credits unless otherwise indicated. The square brackets show levels. Year 2 – take modules worth 120 credits (normally 8 modules) in total including the following: Semester 3
Semester 4
MTH5112 [5] Linear Algebra I MTH5118 [5] Probability II BUS021 [4] Financial Accounting ECN222 [5] Financial Markets and Institutions
MTH5120 [5] Statistical Modelling I MTH6100 [6] Actuarial Mathematics BUS011 [5] Marketing Choose another 15 credits at level 3, 4 or 5.
Year 3 – take modules worth 120 credits (normally 8 modules) in total including the following: Semester 5
Semester 6
BUS204 [5] Strategy
BUS324 [6] Management of Human Resources ECN273 [5] Capital Markets ECN358 [6] Futures and Options
Take enough modules at level 6 or 7 to have at least 90 credits (normally 6 modules) overall in the degree programme, of which at least 60 credits must be from MTH modules including at least two from the lists below: MTH6121 [6] Introduction to Math. Finance MTH6134 [6] Statistical Modelling II MTH6139 [6] Time Series
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MTH6120 [6] Further Topics in Math. Finance MTH6130 [6] Probability III
