Lund University

Overview

The Sciences (Mathematics Specialisation) at Lund University offers a dynamic bachelor programme designed for students seeking a robust theoretical foundation in mathematics, statistics, and scientific computing. This flexible programme allows you to tailor your study path towards more pure or applied mathematics, with continuous support from faculty throughout your academic journey.

• Level: Bachelor’s programme
• Specialisation: Mathematics
• Typical study pace: Full-time
• Credits: Bachelor-level credits (ECTS)
• Delivery: On-campus in Lund, Sweden
• Language of instruction: English (for international students)
• English entry requirement: IELTS 6.5 or TOEFL iBT 90
• Application: Apply via Lund University’s admissions portal
• Start: Typically begins in the autumn semester

What you'll study

The programme is centered around core mathematics courses while offering a variety of electives that allow you to shape your academic focus. Your individual study plan will be developed in collaboration with academic advisors to ensure it aligns with your goals.

• Linear Algebra
• Mathematics for Scientists
• Analysis in Several Variables
• Discrete Mathematics
• Numerical Linear Algebra

• Theoretical / Pure Mathematics: In-depth studies in analysis and mathematical theory, paving the way for advanced degree pursuits.
• Applied / Computational Mathematics: Combinations that enhance your skills in numerical methods and mathematical statistics, beneficial for modeling and data-related careers.
• Interdisciplinary Studies: Opportunities to explore courses in other scientific fields or quantitative areas, such as physics or economics, based on your elective choices.

Study guidance: Recommended course pathways are provided for different specialisations, and you will receive ongoing counselling throughout the programme to help you select courses that align with your aspirations.

Entry requirements

To be eligible for admission, applicants must satisfy Lund University’s general entry requirements and provide documentation of their completed secondary or upper-secondary education (or equivalent). Specific subject requirements can be found under the general admission criteria.

Career prospects