Mathematics graduates earn a median $43,687 Across 1,228 US programmes, two years after finishing
See the degree grade →A four-year, English-taught undergraduate programme that trains students to translate real-world problems into mathematical models and computational solutions. Suited to those strong in abstract reasoning who want rigorous foundations plus applied skills in modeling, coding and optimization for industry or research.
This is a four-year, full-time bachelor taught in English at IE University, delivered on the Segovia and Madrid campuses (students starting in Segovia spend Years One and Two there, then move to Madrid for Years Three and Four; starting in Madrid means all four years are in Madrid). The curriculum balances mathematical theory, numerical computation and applied work, emphasising modeling, optimization and the use of mathematical language to formulate and solve real problems.
Years One and Two concentrate on building solid mathematical foundations to support later applications. From the first year students apply mathematical thinking to practical challenges, combining reasoning, modeling, computation and coding.
The published programme text does not list specific entry criteria. Prospective applicants should consult the university's admissions pages for formal academic prerequisites, language proficiency expectations and application procedures.
Graduates are prepared for quantitatively demanding roles across sectors. Typical career directions highlighted by the programme include:
The programme description does not specify scholarship details. Applicants should review IE University's central scholarships and financial aid information for available merit- or need-based support, application deadlines and eligibility criteria.
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