Learning as a Mathematics student
Find out how we teach mathematics and the skills you'll develop.
Teaching in Mathematics
We teach mathematics using a blend of traditional and modern approaches. You’ll gain a solid foundation and the adaptability needed in today’s dynamic world.
We promote active learning, from interactive lectures and problem-solving workshops to hands-on computational labs and group projects.
Our friendly and collaborative community and open-door policy means you have access to in-person academic support and first-class digital resources to enhance your learning.
Skills
During your studies, you’ll develop a wide range of skills valued by employers, including:
- analytical thinking – develop the ability to break down complex problems and identify logical solutions
- data analysis – gain expertise in interpreting, organising, and visualising data to make informed decisions
- computational proficiency – learn to use advanced software and programming languages for mathematical modelling and simulations
- problem solving – cultivate creativity and precision in tackling real-world challenges
- communication – improve your ability to present complex ideas clearly, whether through writing or presentations
- teamwork – work together in diverse groups, preparing for multidisciplinary and professional settings.
More support
You can improve your academic knowledge and university life skills on our MPS mentoring scheme. You'll get support on a range of academic issues.
Contact
School of Mathematical and Physical Sciences
School office, Room 3A20, Pevensey II
University of Sussex
Falmer, Brighton
BN1 9QH
+44 (0)1273 678557