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Careers with a maths degree?

Think the title says it all :biggrin:
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Maths Teacher
Engineering
maths teacher :smile:
Accountancy and finance.
Depending on your interests:

Actuarial, Business, and Finance
Actuary
Applied Mathematician
Benefits Specialist
Business Analyst
Communications Engineer
Economic Analyst
Financial Analyst
Investment Analyst
Investment Manager
Market Researcher
Product Developer
Computer and Information Sciences
Computer and Information Research Scientist
Computer Programmer
Computer Systems Analyst
Cryptanalyst
Database Administrator
Operations Research Analyst
Software Developer
Systems Analyst
Statistics
Biomathematican
Biometrician
Demographer
Econometrician
Psychometrician
Quality Control Analyst
Statistician
Teaching/Academic Research
College or University Professor or Instructor
Teacher (Elementary through High School)
Emerging Fields

Computational Biology and Genomics
Computer Animation/Digital Imaging
Data Mining
Neuroscience
Materials Science
Original post by digitalfever
Depending on your interests:

Actuarial, Business, and Finance
Actuary
Applied Mathematician
Benefits Specialist
Business Analyst
Communications Engineer
Economic Analyst
Financial Analyst
Investment Analyst
Investment Manager
Market Researcher
Product Developer
Computer and Information Sciences
Computer and Information Research Scientist
Computer Programmer
Computer Systems Analyst
Cryptanalyst
Database Administrator
Operations Research Analyst
Software Developer
Systems Analyst
Statistics
Biomathematican
Biometrician
Demographer
Econometrician
Psychometrician
Quality Control Analyst
Statistician
Teaching/Academic Research
College or University Professor or Instructor
Teacher (Elementary through High School)
Emerging Fields

Computational Biology and Genomics
Computer Animation/Digital Imaging
Data Mining
Neuroscience
Materials Science


Thanks :smile:

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Original post by J-SP
If the question is "what can I do with a maths degree?" - then a lot. It would be easier to probably say what you couldn't do!

To add to the list above, you could do add any form of professional services (accountancy, consultancy, investments/finance, real estate, law), you could also work in pretty much any support function of any business (IT, accounts, marketing, sales, HR).

If what career involves using high level maths on a day to day basis, then this cuts it down considerably.


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Yeah that's what I meant, cheers bro :smile:

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