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Learn about the history, research, and education of Mathematics in Cambridge, one of the world's leading centres for the subject. Explore undergraduate and postgraduate courses, events, and opportunities for collaboration and outreach.
- Mathematics in Cambridge
Mathematics in Cambridge has a rich and varied past, a...
- Study With Us
Introduction. Join us to study a broad spectrum of subjects...
- Our Research
The two Cambridge Mathematics departments carry out research...
- Mathematics For All
The Mathematics Faculty is also the home of the largest...
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Mathematics in Cambridge; Read more at: Professor Sir John...
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Dr Julian Sahasrabudhe (Department of Pure Mathematics and...
- Mathematics in Cambridge
Mathematics at Cambridge gives you the opportunity to study a wide range of subjects, from abstract logic to black holes. Study different options to discover your strengths, extend your knowledge and develop your interests.
Learn about the Mathematical Tripos, a challenging and rewarding course for mathematics specialists. Find out about admissions, options, examinations, syllabuses and more.
Learn about the Mathematical Tripos, a three or four-year course that covers pure and applied mathematics, physics, and computational projects. Find out the syllabus, examinations, supervisions, and transferable skills for each part of the Tripos.
Cambridge Mathematics offers support for curriculum design, professional development, and research on mathematics education. Explore their services, resources, and projects, such as Espresso, Mathematical Salad, and Minecraft Education.
Learn about the history, research, and applications of mathematics in Cambridge, a leading international centre for training and innovation. Explore the Isaac Newton Institute, a hub for intensive collaboration and exchange among top mathematicians.
Cambridge is renowned for the excellence of its Mathematics course. Equally challenging and rewarding, it offers the opportunity to study a wide range of subjects: everything from abstract logic to black holes.
