Due to COVID-19, classroom courses during Fall 2021 will be offered in a live online format. We continue to offer self-paced online courses.

Intrigued by science and the love for numbers? Are you interested in the science and study of space, change, structure and quality? Then why not continue your studies with semester courses at the University of Cape Town. By selecting one of our available science courses students will be equipped to formulate, discuss and explain the basic definitions of physical quantities, the principles and laws that are encountered in chemistry and the ability to derive equations, explain, interpret and evaluate elementary theoretical models. If you have a passion for science then join the Semester Study Abroad Programme today! Choose from a variety of bachelor and master’s courses, across a wide range of disciplines for international credit transfer.

Focuses on the use of engineering principles, simulation and physical models in product design. Hands-on exercises allow students to propose solutions to practical problems and to develop their ideas through the construction and testing of physical prototypes.

We take you through important mathematical concepts step by step in this free online mathematics diploma course.

GCSE Mathematics is a key requirement for many job roles as it demonstrates an understanding of numbers and an ability to work with them. This distance learning course is designed to help students progress through to their exams and it places great emphasis on "doing mathematics" and relating this wherever possible, to everyday life.

This course is designed to help meet the needs of those who want an introduction to this challenging subject either with a view to further study at A Level or simply to supplement a portfolio of IGCSE/GCSE subjects

Stochastic Interest Rates covers practical topics such as calibration, numerical implementation and model limitations in detail. The authors provide numerous exercises and carefully chosen examples to help students acquire the necessary skills to deal with interest rate modelling in a real-world setting.

The Associate of Arts degree is a two-year undergraduate program offered by many institutions in the province of British Columbia and beyond. The Associate Degree program is designed to provide broad-based knowledge and experiences which lay a foundation for further undergraduate study or entry to the workforce. Students within the Associate of Arts (Mathematics) Degree program will gain knowledge in solving equations, calculus, and programming, and will develop their quantitative and analytical skills. Students will also complete courses in Humanities and Social Sciences to further explore their interests.

Mathematics allows you to think logically and analytically, developing resilience and both strategic and creative problem-solving techniques. As technology advances, so too does maths, with new theories being discovered and developed every day, enabling new inventions and scientific discoveries.

We live in an era where the availability of unprecedented amounts of information and computing resources is erasing the traditional boundaries between disciplines. This is creating new opportunities for multidisciplinary teams to actively engage with and to change the world around them. Experts who combine deep disciplinary knowledge in Mathematics and Computer Science with interdisciplinary skills will play a leading role in such multidisciplinary teams. Applied Mathematics and Computational Sciences is a highly interdisciplinary field which integrates concepts and principles from Mathematics and Computer Science and applies them to Sciences, Engineering, Humanities, and Business. Its distinctive character is an emphasis on modeling and computational thinking that is firmly based on solid theoretical foundations.

The program is tailored for students primarily enrolled in engineering and economics programs, particularly those aspiring towards academic or research-oriented careers. The Minor Program seeks to provide a comprehensive mathematical foundation that extends beyond the standard undergraduate engineering or economics curriculum.

Mathematics is a surprising synthesis of rigor and imagination, calculation and creativity, abstraction and concreteness. A game of air' (to quote Thomas Mann). His Theoretical developments produce extensive applications in Physics, Computer Science and Engineering (for example in the design of racing cars or eco-friendly cars), Statistics, Economics, Biology, Medicine and even Art, Music, Architecture.

The mathematics major adapts to a number of purposes. It can emphasize the theoretical or the applied. It can be appropriate for professionals and nonprofessionals alike, and can be broad or narrow. It can also be combined easily with serious study in another subject in the physical, biological, or social sciences by means of a double major and/or concentration.

The master's degree offers in-depth training in mathematics in the first year, open to both fundamental mathematics and applied mathematics. The second year offers a specialization that enhances the theoretical background of the first year and opens up towards applied or theoretical mathematics courses with a view to pursuing a doctorate, and towards more professional courses aimed at actuarial professions, the finance and data science.

Mathematics is a universal language that provides a framework for scientific inquiry, logical thinking, and deeply understanding the nature of the physical world. Mathematics majors at Wabash have the opportunity to explore the pure and abstract nature of mathematics as well as how to develop and study mathematical tools for a wide range of applications. Students can specialize in pure, computational, or financial mathematics.