Maths graduates earn more. Fact. The average hourly earnings of a graduate of a mathematical science is £18.92, compared to an average of £15.18 for other graduates and an average of £8.92 for non-graduates. (Office for National Statistics 2011)
Mathematics is beautiful and fascinating subject that not only underpins modern science and society, but has enriched human civilisation. The intrinsic rewards of studying mathematics for its own sake are second to none.
However in the tough economic climate, you need to know if your university and subject choice will provide you with the career and salary that you want
It is clear that a maths degree will be greatly rewarding both academically and financially, but why choose the University of Southampton?
A degree in mathematics from Southampton will provide you with not only mathematical skills, but also equip you with critical and analytical thinking skills that are so valued in whatever career you decide to embark on. The benefits are easy to see.
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