Mathematics And Philosophy BA (joint Hons) in University of Liverpool, UK

Mathematics And Philosophy BA (joint Hons) in University of Liverpool

What are numbers? Do they exist? How can we know about them if they are not to be found in the familiar world of space and time that we inhabit? These are just some of the philosophical questions raised by the study of Mathematics.

The relationship between philosophy and mathematics runs both ways: mathematics has helped formalise the study of logical argument that lies at the base of all good philosophy. So, it is no surprise that some of the greatest philosophers (eg Descartes, Leibniz, Frege, and Russell) have been mathematicians too.

By the end of this programme, you will be able to understand complex and demanding texts, reason intelligently and imaginatively about ethical, metaphysical, and epistemological issues, and have a grasp of the advantages and problems of a wide range of metaphysical and ethical views. In addition, you will have mastered a wide range of mathematical disciplines, and have extended your numerical, logical, and quantitative skills.

Programme in detail

This programme allows you to study mathematics and philosophy in equal amounts over three years. In philosophy, you will learn how to understand complex and demanding texts, and to recognise good and bad arguments.

The philosophy component of the degree course includes modules in logic and the formal study of reasoning, in which you will learn how to assess arguments and construct proofs.

In mathematics, the core first-year modules introduce fundamental ideas, and are designed to bridge the gap between previous study and university. In subsequent years, you will generally take four modules in mathematics each year, choosing either to specialise or to continue to study a broad range of topics.
Please note: not all mathematics modules are listed and you will be required to take mathematics modules in each year.

Career prospects

Graduates in Philosophy obtain work in fields such as advertising, the arts, broadcasting, commerce, the civil service, computing, journalism, marketing, politics, law, management, and teaching. You have the opportunity during your degree for a placement with an appropriate partner where you can apply your academic learning to practical contexts and develop a range of skills attractive to future employers.

Recent employers

• Grantismedia
• Kurt Godel Research Center
• University of Vienna
• NY Stock Exchange
• Open Eye Gallery
• Philosopher’s Information Center
• Tate Liverpool.

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