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Credit requirements

Min Credits required

12 Core

8 Elective

20 Total Credits

Number of Credits to Choose

16 Core

32 Elective

48 Total Credits

Core Course

MAT 1001

Calculus 1

3:1:0

MAT 1002

Calculus 2

3:1:0 needs MAT 1001/DOM 1001

MAT 1060

Linear Algebra

3:1:0

MAT 1007

Statistical Thinking and Probability

3:1:0

Elective Basket (Take Any Two)

MAT 2046

Combinatorics

3:1:0 needs MAT1060 MAT1002 or MAT1100 or MAT2004, and MAT1060

MAT 4208

Graph Theory

3:1:0 needs MAT1060

MAT 2001

Real Analysis I

3:1:0 needs MAT1002

MAT 4212

Introduction to Mathematical Finance

3:1:0 needs MAT2005 or MAT3001 or MAT1060 or MAT1007

MAT 3001

Statistical Inference

3:1:0 needs MAT1002 or MAT1007 or DOM 1002

MAT 1005

Number Theory

3:1:0

MAT 4204

Optimization I

3:1:0 needs MAT2001 or MAT1060

MAT 2005

Algebra 1

3:1:0 needs MAT1060

Why pursue this

A strong, usable mathematical foundation for higher studies, research, and professional work across the sciences, social sciences, business, economics, and computing.
Particularly valuable for overcoming anxiety about mathematics — strengthening logical thinking and building tools for interpreting data, modelling situations, and making informed decisions.
An introduction to the intellectual beauty of mathematics beyond procedural calculation.

What you'll come out with

Fluency in foundational concepts — functions, algebraic reasoning, and calculus — to interpret quantitative relationships and solve routine problems.
Use of linear algebra, probability, and statistics to analyse structure, data, and uncertainty in academic, professional, and everyday contexts.
Mathematical thinking applied to unfamiliar problems: identifying patterns, constructing logical arguments, and communicating solutions clearly.

From the University's minor program documents. Confirm with your UG Advisor before you plan around a pathway.