Maths degree - career pathways after uni?

You can go into computer science or software engineering

A popular pathway these days is Data Science and Machine Learning.

Really? How would doing maths at uni get me into software engineering, I thought computer science was for that?

I’m now a third-year maths student. For the same reason, I chose maths to study but now I just fall in love with it. In general a maths degree allows you to apply for masters in any STEM subjects: finance, economics, computer science, business, stats, engineering, etc. But it’s better to make up your mind early, and choose the optional courses relevant to your interests in your second year and third year. Also note that maths courses are full of theories and lack in practical skills, so get ready to learn things by yourself

ps: if your final goal is to be a software engineer, a CS degree would be much much better.

Hi, I'm currently invested in studying a mathematics degree or maths w/economics at university as I'm not too sure what I want to do in life as of yet and feel like maths gives me a broad selection of careers open for me.

I was wondering what sort of careers could I go in after this? (excluding the typical accounting jobs) like is there any applied maths jobs?

Also if I chose to do a masters, what degrees would I qualify for? For example could I do a masters in some form of engineering with a BSc in maths.

Thanks for your reply. My final goal isn't to be a software engineer, but I just want to know whether this career path is possibly open for me in the future?

If you don't mind me asking what are you hoping to do after uni? Also what is your social life like while studying mathematics?

Being a software engineer is possible only if you put much much time into learning coding and cs knowledge. Personally, I would be more interested in statistics (or, in other words, data science). As for social life, it totally depends on different universities and programme structures.