Mathematics, Statistics and Accounting

About this programme

Graduate outcomes: Strathclyde ranked joint 1st in Scotland HESA Graduate Outcomes results 2026 You’ll develop mathematical and statistical expertise at the same time as completing a fully-accredited Accounting degree. This course could lead to training for membership of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in Scotland . You will look at statistical techniques in data analysis and the use of mathematical models. The BSc (Honours) degree is a four-year programme. Each year contains compulsory modules and some years contain either optional modules, which relate to different areas of mathematics and/or elective modules from other subject areas in the University. To gain professional recognition in Accounting, you must take modules in Business Law and Economics. Mathematics and Statistics account for at least half of each course, with the remainder devoted to Accounting. Flexibility is a key feature. You’ll be able to choose the particular areas of Mathematics, Statistics, or Accounting you want to specialise in. In addition to the study of core mathematical methods, you’ll study probability & statistical inference, financial statistics, financial reporting, and either taxation or mathematical & statistical computing. You can choose from a range of Mathematics, Statistics and Accounting modules from one or more specialist application areas. Topics offered in Maths Honours-year modules include the mathematics of financial derivatives, mathematical modelling in biology and medicine, statistical modelling & analysis, and the mathematics of networks.