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Math Department Presentation
Math Department Presentation
Math Department Presentation
What is Matlab?
Career Path offered within the Department and current enrollment
Why study Mathematics as a Career?
What can you do with your Math degree?
Mathlab a startup
Outline
1 Introduction to Matlab)
2 What is Matlab?
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Career Paths
Current Enrollment
A BSc degree in
Mathematics with minor in The department host a total
Physics. number of 43 students
majoring mathematics with
A BSc degree in either physics or Economics
Mathematics with minor in as minor.
Economics.
But its not all about the money! Those who study maths are keen
problem solvers, eager to make sense of even the most advanced
equations. Academic research is a common career path, but so too
are careers in business, economics and banking. This wide range of
opportunities comes from the universal need for graduates with
strong analytical and problem-solving skills which math graduates
should have by the bucket load.
So, what can you do with a math degree? The answer to this
question is as varied as you can get, as mathematical experts are in
demand across all kinds of industries, the world over. Study math
and youll have access to career opportunities in sectors you may
never have even considered, including specialized fields such as in
law or medicine. That said, a large number of math careers are
still based within business or science and technology-related
sectors, with math graduates occupying roles such as accountant,
actuary, statistician, technician, economist or market researcher.
Below are a few potential answers to the question what can you do
with a mathematics degree?
Careers in banking
Opportunities in banking range from the world of retail
banking to corporate investment banking. Both arenas deal
with financial assessment both public and private with
opportunities to specialize in areas such as mergers and
acquisitions, bonds and shares, privatization, lending and
IPOs (initial public offerings). Duties can include market
research, creating new business opportunities, and
developing financial models and solutions to present to
clients. Math careers in banking can be lucrative.
Careers in Statistics
Statisticians are specialists in statistics that is, the collation,
analysis, interpretation and presentation of statistics and
quantitative data. Statisticians skills are required in numerous
industries, ranging from healthcare to government and from
finance to sport. You’ll be tasked with managing, collecting and
arranging data by means of surveys, experiments and contextual
analysis. With your findings, you may then be called upon to
create reports and advise clients/colleagues on possible strategies.
As a statistician, you’ll have expert analytical skills as well as solid
communication and IT skills.
Careers in Teaching
Many rewarding math careers can be found in teaching. Numeracy
is always a high priority within primary and secondary education
systems, making highly numerate graduates with an interest in
teaching highly sought-after. In order to teach in most countries,
you’ll require a formal teaching qualification. This can usually be
gained in little over a year, and is often highly subsidized by the
government, with grants often available to cover fees. To teach at
university level, a postgraduate degree is often required, in a
relevant specialism. If you choose this path, you may also get the
chance to pursue your own academic research.