MATHEMATICS
AT THE UNIVERSITY OF WARWICK

Something about The Warwick University
-Public research university in Coventry, England.
-Established in 1965
-Ranked 25th in the QS World University Rankings 2014/2015.
-In March 2011: 22,648 students (30% of students are foreigners)
-renowned for the quality of its research
-the youngest university of the best British universities.                                  A
-many places to go with friends
-a lot of greens and animals :)


Courses connected to maths:
MMORSE (Mathematics, Operational Research, Statistics and Economics)
Mathematics and Physics (MPhys) (Full-Time)
Mathematics (MMath) (Full-Time)
Mathematics and Business Studies (Full-Time)
Mathematics and Physics (BSc) (Full-Time)
Mathematics and Statistics (Full-Time)
Mathematics and Statistics (inc. MMathStat) (Full-Time)
Mathematics and Economics (Full-Time)
MORSE (Mathematics, Operational Research, Statistics and Economics) (Full-Time)
Mathematics and Philosophy (Full-Time)
Discrete Mathematics (Full-Time)

The first year:
  Foundations
  Differential Equations
  Introduction to Geometry
  Introduction to Abstract Algebra
  Analysis I and II
  Linear Algebra
  Maths by Computer
  Geometry and Motion
  Programming for Scientists

The second year:
  Vector Analysis
  Combinatorics
  Geometry
  Analysis III
  Algebra I: Advanced Linear Algebra
 Introduction to Partial Differential Equations
  Programming for Scientists
  Metric Spaces
  Differentiation
  Numerical Analysis
  Algebra II: Groups and Rings
  Combinatorial Optimization
  Theory of ODEs
  Introduction to Systems Biology
  Introduction to Number Theory
The third year:

Measure Theory
  Rings and Modules
  Consolidation
  Matrix Analysis and Algorithms
  Fractal Geometry
  Galois Theory
  Geometry of Curves and Surfaces
  History of Mathematics
  Introduction to Topology
  Functional Analysis I
  Set Theory
  Manifolds
  Equivariant Bifurcation Theory
  Metric Spaces
  Numerical Analysis
  Combinatorial Optimization
  Algebraic Number Theory
  Complex Analysis
Tution fees:

-£9,000 a year for undergraduate degree courses
-£6,750 from students with scholarship (£9,000 a year for subsequent years).
-£6,750 for a 2+2 degree courses
-a non-repayable living cost grant for people from lower income families
-many chances to get a loan


VENUE:
Large Common Room
3 courtyards
Many tables and chairs
own desks
Hudge library

FAMOUS GRADUATES:
Ian Stewart:
-mathematician
-a specialist in complex systems researcher
 at the University of Warwick,
 -an associate of "Scientific American" and "New Scientist",
 -Encyclopedia Britannica consultant
- author of many popular-science books.
Brian Bowditch
-a British mathematician
 -known for his contributions to geometry and topology.
-known for solving the angel problem.
-author of many publications connected
to mathematics.

Thank you for your attention :)