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MASN (Matric Yr 2022-2023)
BSc in Mathematical Sciences with Second Major in Sustainability
Curriculum (Matriculation Year 2022-2023)
Curriculum Overview
The Mathematical Sciences major is divided into four tracks: Pure Mathematics (PMAS), Applied Mathematics (AMAS), Statistics (STAT), and Business Analytics (BA). The distribution of Academic Units (AU) varies between the different tracks.
Course Type
Academic Units (AU)
PMAS
AMAS
STAT
BA
Core Courses
45
45
45
37
Track Core
7
7
8
13
Prescribed Electives for chosen Track Choose one of the two options:
Take Professional Attachment (PA), MH4913. (Eligible to take during Year 2 or Year 3 Special Term)
Take Professional Internship (PI), MH4912. (Eligible to take Year 3)
AU figures for the PI option are shown in parentheses.
To satisfy the major with a Concentration in Computational Mathematics, a student must also pass four courses in the Computational Mathematics List.
All core and track core courses cannot be mapped to exchange courses. A maximum of three Major Prescribed Electives can be mapped to exchange courses. Please refer to this page for more information.
Option with PA: Choose 26 AU of courses from the following list. At least 2 courses must be from List B1, and at least 14 AU must be level 4 or higher.
Option with PI: Choose 21 AU of courses from the following list. At least 2 courses must be from List B1, and at least 6 AU must be level 4 or higher (excluding the Final Year Project (MH4900)).
List B1
BC2402 - Designing & Developing Databases
4 AU
BC2411 - Prescriptive Analytics: From Data to Decision
3 AU
BT2404 - Services Operations Management
3 AU
BC3410 - Financial Service Processes and Analytics
To be awarded the Second Major in Sustainability, students must read a minimum total of 30 AU as Broadening and Deepening Electrives (BDEs), comprising:
5 core courses (5 courses x 3 AU = 15 AU): 1 core course in each knowledge area (People, Planet, Profit, Practice, Policy).
A minimum total of 12 AU from elective courses.
Interdisciplinary Project (3 AU) dedicated to a cross-school group work project, selected from a list of competitions and initiatives.