University College Dublin

Overview

The Science – Mathematics (Applied, Financial, Statistics and Data Science) Stream at University College Dublin (UCD) offers a common-entry pathway leading to a Bachelor of Science degree focused on mathematics. In the second year, students have the opportunity to select their preferred degree subject within the stream, depending on availability and timetable constraints.

What you'll study

This program is designed to build foundational skills in mathematics and scientific inquiry during the initial stages. In the second year, students can choose their degree subject preferences within the stream, which are subject to competitive allocation and timetable considerations.

Core courses (early-stage)

• Principles of Scientific Inquiry
• Mathematics
• Calculus for Science
• Calculus in the Mathematical and Physical Sciences
• Linear Algebra for Science
• Linear Algebra in the Mathematical and Physical Sciences

Second-year degree subject selection

• Students submit their degree subject preferences at the end of the second year.
• UCD strives to accommodate students' top choices where feasible.
• Some subjects may be competitive; if oversubscribed, places will be allocated based on merit.
• Timetable constraints may influence the combinations available.

Entry requirements

There are no specific GRE, GMAT, or GPA grading score requirements for this program. However, students should ensure they meet the general admission criteria set by UCD.

Career prospects

Graduates of the Science – Mathematics stream possess a diverse skill set that makes them attractive to various industries. Career opportunities can include roles in finance, data analysis, statistical research, and applied mathematics, among others. The program equips students with the analytical and problem-solving skills necessary to excel in a multitude of professional environments.