What you’ll study
What you will study
Core Pure Mathematics:
Applied Mathematics, through Further Mechanics and Decision Mathematics:
- the complex plane
- matrices
- polar coordinates
- hyperbolic functions and proof
- forces and particle collisions
- algorithms and graph theory
- resource allocation
How it’s assessed
How it is assessed
Assessment is 100 percent examination, with three papers for this A-Level.
Where it leads
Where it leads
Further Mathematics is increasingly expected for acceptance onto Russell Group courses, especially maths, engineering, physics and computer science. It pairs naturally with A-Level Mathematics and A-Level Physics, and the Top Universities Programme supports Oxbridge and competitive STEM applicants alongside the wider guidance in the Sixth Form Welcome.
How to apply
How to apply
Entry requires at least grade 7 or 8 in GCSE Mathematics. To talk through the double-option choice and meet the department, book a visit.
Next step
Your next step
Discover how the Further Mathematics double option prepares you for top STEM degrees.
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