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School of Mathematics

Mathematics (for the combination Mathematics + Economics) in Two-Subject Moderatorship 2007-08

Note that these details are not yet final and are still subject to change.

There is a special programme for the combination Mathematics and Economics, where Mathematical courses normally within Economics are replaced by more substantial courses in Mathematics in the Junior Freshman Year, and Mathematical Economics courses may be taken as part of the Mathematics programme in the Sophister years.

Students of mathematics and in TSM combination with subjects other than Economics have separate regulations. See here.

Junior Freshman Year

Students take course 061, 111, 121 and 151. Courses 111 and 121 make up the Mathematics result at the end of the year, while course 151 goes towards the Economics result. A practical computing course 061 is also required. (This makes a total of 40 ECTS, but 151 is part of Economcs. Unless indicated course modules are 10 ECTS units.)

Senior Freshman Year

(This makes a total of 30 ECTS. Unless indicated course modules are 10 ECTS units.)

Junior Sophister Year

In the Junior Sophister year, students take a total of 30 ECTS course units including 381 and 251. (Unless indicated course modules are 10 ECTS units.)

All course choices are subject to them being possible within the timetable.

Senior Sophister Year

In the Senior Sophister year, students who continue with Mathematics (rather than majoring in Economics) take 30 ECTS. (Unless indicated course modules are 10 ECTS units.) Courses are chosen from 231, and group III courses of the single honour course in Mathematics for which the prerequisites have been satisfied. Economics course E4.09 may be taken as one of the 3 courses.

All course choices are subject to them being possible within the timetable.