University of Oxford

Overview

Embark on an intellectual journey by studying Mathematics and Philosophy at the University of Oxford. This unique programme allows you to develop strong problem-solving abilities while enhancing your skills in argument analysis, critical questioning, and effective communication.

The Oxford Mathematics and Philosophy course integrates comprehensive training in logic with advanced studies in both fields, equipping you for further academic pursuits or a diverse range of career opportunities.

• Level: Undergraduate (Bachelor)
• Duration: Typically 3 years (subject to Oxford regulations)
• Credits: Not expressed in ECTS for Oxford undergraduate programmes
• Delivery: On-campus
• Language of instruction: English
• Application: Apply through the Oxford admissions process
• Start date: October (standard academic year start)

What you'll study

Core areas of study may include:

• Algebra
• Analysis
• Calculus and Probability
• Elements of Deductive Logic
• General Philosophy

How you study: The programme is structured around a series of courses in mathematics and philosophy, designed to cultivate both technical skills and philosophical reasoning. Course selection and assessment follow the regulations established by Oxford for undergraduate Mathematics and Philosophy students.

Entry requirements

Oxford does not use a single GRE/GMAT/GPA score requirement for this programme. Prospective students should refer to the official admissions guidelines for detailed entry requirements.

Career prospects

Graduates from the Mathematics and Philosophy programme are well-prepared for various career paths. The skills acquired in logical reasoning, analytical thinking, and problem-solving can lead to opportunities in fields such as finance, education, research, public policy, and more. This interdisciplinary approach lays a strong foundation for further academic study or professional success in diverse sectors.