DEGREE REGULATIONS & PROGRAMMES OF STUDY 2024/2025

Before selecting your outside courses, please refer to the course selection information at https://teaching.maths.ed.ac.uk/main/undergraduate/getting-started/course-selection-and-timetabling

Some compulsory courses 'must be passed' before students are permitted to progress to the next year of the programme. This condition is stated clearly in the information below.

Some compulsory courses 'must be passed' before students are permitted to progress to the next year of the programme. This condition is stated clearly in the information below.

Continuing Students - Select courses from Group A
Direct Entry Students - Select courses from Group B

Students wishing to undertake a non-compulsory Year Abroad in Year 3 should have achieved 'A' grades in the following courses:

- Introduction to Linear Algebra*
- Proofs and Problem Solving*
- Calculus and its Applications*
- Several Variable Calculus and Differential Equations
- Fundamentals of Pure Mathematics

(* or Direct Entry equivalents - Accelerated Proofs and Problem Solving & Accelerated Algebra and Calculus for Direct Entry)

Two types of Level 11 course exist: undergraduate and postgraduate. Level 11 courses labelled as postgraduate in the DRPS can only be taken by undergraduate students:

a) if they are included in the optional courses listed in Collection A of the DPT;

and / or

b) if the 'Prerequisites' and 'Other Requirements' sections of the DRPS course catalogue entry indicate that the course is available to undergraduate as well as postgraduate students.

(Please note that where there are restrictions on the number of places available on a course, students on postgraduate taught programmes will be given priority over undergraduate students.)