Baha'i Institute for Higher Education
General Mathematics
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See the degree grade →An undergraduate programme focused on core calculus: limits, differentiation and integration, and their use in analysing functions. Suited to students who need foundational calculus tools for further study or applications in fields such as business, economics and engineering.
What you'll study
The curriculum presents differential and integral mathematics, covering the central concepts of calculus required for subsequent calculus courses. Topics include limits, derivation (differentiation) and integration, and applications of these tools to real-life problems in business, economics and engineering.
Entry requirements
Prerequisite/Co-requisites: Introductory Mathematics.
Career prospects
Graduates gain foundational calculus skills useful as preparation for further study in mathematics, engineering, economics or business-related programmes. The emphasis on applied calculus makes the course relevant for roles or study paths that require quantitative analysis and problem solving in economic, commercial or technical contexts.
Scholarships & funding angle
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