理学学士学位，金融数学，国外学习一年（荣誉）

金融数学理学士学位旨在为您提供基本的数学和统计知识，同时还发展重要的可转移技能，以及对有关金融市场，机构，投资和政策的现代金融研究的理解。该学位为通用数学理论和技术奠定了坚实的基础。它鼓励理解抽象的数学概念，逻辑论证和演绎推理。在一年级的大部分时间里，我们的课程都是很常见的，因此，如果您想换校内的另一门课程，这是可能的。该学位的特定版本使您可以在返回卡迪夫完成最后一年之前，在海外学习三年。数学学院与欧洲，美国，加拿大和澳大利亚的机构有协议，并且您将获得支持申请海外年的机会。<br> <br>职业前景-专业
This four-year programme features an adventure-packed third year studying at one of our partner universities across the globe.To manage the complex financial sector, banks and financial institutions need talented mathematicians who are fluent in the language of finance.This course will provide you with a solid foundation in mathematics, whilst also developing knowledge and skills that are essential for jobs in the finance industry,including an understanding of modern financial markets, institutions, investments and policies. You will focus on issues and topics relevant to the computational and market design side of contemporary finance, such as:Complex SystemsTrading (in particular high-frequency trading)Fund ManagementAnalyticsOn this course, you will study at a university abroad during your third year before returning to Cardiff for a final year. Our School has agreements with universities across the globe, and you will have support to apply for your overseas year.Studying abroadis a great way to broaden your academic knowledge, immerse yourself in another culture and gain skills that could be valued by employers. Not only can it enhance your CV by demonstrating key skills such as communication, flexibility and collaborative working, it can also provide you with valuable networking opportunities. Above all, it is the start of a new adventure. A chance to experience other cultures and viewpoints, make new friends and share unforgettable experiences.Career prospectsYou can use your BSc in Financial Mathematics with a Year Abroad as a pathway to the workforce where you may meet our alumni working in finance, government, marketing or even agriculture. Or, you might choose to widen your career options to include a range of related fields by completing postgraduate studies in mathematics, the sciences, computing or engineering.