Applied Mathematics

Applied Mathematics at the University of Liverpool will teach you how to think differently about the world around us. You will engage with powerful mathematical concepts that will enhance your problem-solving and critical thinking skills, enabling you to understand complex phenomena across all aspects of the modern world, from physics to engineering, computer science, epidemiology, AI, and machine learning. Not only is Mathematics a fascinating, beautiful and diverse subject to study, but it also forms the foundation of all modern science. The concepts, methods, and philosophy of Mathematics is critical to understanding the world around us – whether that be climate change, epidemics, financial markets, or unravelling the mysteries of the universe. Applied Mathematics degree from the University of Liverpool offers a powerful blend of theory and real-world problem solving, preparing you for a wide range of exciting careers. Whether you’re interested in biology, engineering, finance, data science, environmental modelling, computer science, healthcare, or physics, this degree equips you with the mathematical tools and computational skills to tackle complex challenges. You’ll learn how to analyse data, optimize systems, and build models to predict outcomes in a diverse range of fields. With a strong emphasis on practical applications, an Applied Mathematics degree opens doors to jobs that are in high demand and gives you the flexibility to innovate and make an impact in nearly every industry. Plus, the problem-solving abilities you develop will be invaluable no matter where your career takes you! You will be taught in a friendly, supportive environment by exceptionally qualified staff, who have first-class reputations in teaching and research, covering a wide range of applications across all areas of science. This programme also has the options of undertaking a year abroad and a year in industry. • The fundamental concepts in the core areas of mathematics including analy

IELTS 6.0 overall, with no component below 5.5

International students: Full-time place, per year - £29,500; Year in industry: £1,955; Year abroad: £14,750

UK students: Full-time place, per year - £9,790; Year in industry: £1,955; Year abroad: £1,465

UK/Home: Full-time place, per year - £9,790; Year in industry: £1,955; Year abroad: £1,465

International: Full-time place, per year - £29,500; Year in industry: £1,955; Year abroad: £14,750

28 September 2026

UCAS deadline (equal consideration)

• Liverpool, United Kingdom