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Our location is in the heart of London
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Named as the greenest university in London
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About
City’s Department of Mathematics brings together high-quality undergraduate education and an active research body of academics and PhD students.
The department has a good reputation for student satisfaction and enviable graduate employability.
Our undergraduate Mathematics courses are carried out in conjunction with a range of other departments, producing a truly interdisciplinary approach to the subject.
The department’s research, in mathematical biology, mathematical physics, and representation theory, often conducted in collaboration with other institutions, regularly leads to publications in internationally excellent journals and presentations at global conferences.
The superb location of City’s campus provides excellent work experience opportunities for all students. The City of London financial district is home to leading international banks, insurance houses, corporate finance, accounting consultancies and the Stock Exchange.
Many of our Mathematics graduates start and develop their professional careers in The City.
The department is a supporter of the Good Practice Scheme of the London Mathematical Society, which is committed to working towards addressing the under-representation of women in mathematics in higher education.
Study
The department offers a range of courses at undergraduate and research degree level.
See which course is right for you:
Undergraduate
- BSc (Hons) Mathematics
- BSc (Hons) Mathematics with Finance and Economics
- BSc (Hons) Mathematics and Finance
Research degrees
Research
The Department of Mathematics contains three research groups undertaking fundamental research in pure and applied mathematics:
Representation Theory Research Group
The representation theory group focuses on modern aspects of the representation theory of finite groups, algebraic groups and related algebras, drawing motivation from geometry, statistical mechanics string theory.
Mathematical Physics Research Group
The mathematical physics group focuses on quantum mechanics, quantum field theory, string theory and fluid dynamics. One of the distinguishing features of the mathematical physics group is its strong expertise on integrable systems.
Mathematical Biology Research Group
The mathematical biology group applies mathematical methods to increase our understanding of the biological world, and the central focus is on the mathematical modelling of evolution. There are three main areas of research
- evolutionary game theory
- cultural evolution
- the modelling of evolution on networks.
Staff
Featured academics
Academic staff
- Dr Marcos Alvarez, Lecturer
- Professor Nabil Aouf, Professor of Robotics and Autonomous Systems
- Dr Dimitra Apostolopoulou, Lecturer
- Dr Andrea Baronchelli, Reader
- Dr Karthik Budidha, Postdoctoral Research Associate
- Dr Olalla Castro Alvaredo, Reader in Theoretical Physics
- Subhasri Chatterjee, Research Assistant
- Professor Tom Chen, Professor of Cyber Security
- Professor Joseph Chuang, Head of Mathematics (Interim)
- Dr Anton Cox, Associate Dean
- Dr Alessandro De Martino, Senior Lecturer
- Dr Maud De Visscher, Reader
- Dr Valentina Forini, Lecturer in Mathematics
- Professor Andreas Fring, Professor of Mathematical Physics
- Professor Martin Fry, Visiting Professor
- Dr Souvik Ghosh, Postdoctoral Research Associate
- Professor Ken Grattan OBE FREng, Royal Academy of Engineering - George Daniels Professor of Scientific Instrumentation
- Professor George Halikias, Professor of Control Systems
- Dr Amit Hazi, Research Fellow
- Professor Yang-Hui He, Professor of Mathematics
- John Hoath, Lecturer in Diagnostic Radiography
- Dr Oliver Kerr, Reader
- Professor Radha Kessar, Professor
- Professor Sanowar Khan, Professor of Instrumentation and Sensors
- Professor Panicos Kyriacou, Associate Dean (Research Excellence)
- Professor Markus Linckelmann, Professor of Mathematics
- Dr James May, Lecturer in Biomedical Engineering
- Dr Stathis Milonidis, Senior Lecturer
- Dr Daniel Nankoo, Senior University Teacher
- Robert Noble, Lecturer in Mathematics
- Meha Qassem, Lecturer in Biomedical Engineering
- Professor Aziz Rahman, Professor of Photonics
- Professor Raj Rajarajan, Professor of Security Engineering & Director Institute for Cyber Security
- Dr Veselin Rakocevic, Reader
- Dr Lara Silvers, Associate Dean for Undergraduate Admissions, Development, and Satisfaction
- Dr Sotoodeh Sotoodeh-Bahraini, Research Fellow
- Dr Bogdan Stefanski, Reader in Mathematics
- Professor David Stupples, Professor of Electronic & Radio Engineering
- Professor Tong Sun OBE FREng, Professor of Sensor Engineering
- Dr Iasonas Triantis, Senior Lecturer
- Professor Kuldeep Virdi, Emeritus Professor of Structural Engineering
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City, University of London
Northampton Square
London EC1V 0HB
United Kingdom