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Further Mathematics
The skills gained from studying a science, technology, engineering or mathematics (STEM) subject at A level (or degree level) are in demand by employers.
Graduates from STEM subjects earn on average 5% to 10% more than those who studied other courses.
A level Further Mathematics introduces you to new topics such as matrices and complex numbers that are vital in many STEM degrees. Further Mathematics is a challenging and rewarding subject, which deepens your knowledge and understanding beyond the standard mathematics A level. You will cover six units including Exclusive Statistics and Mechanics.
As well as learning new areas of pure mathematics, you will study further applications of it in mechanics, statistics and decision mathematics. You will be assessed through a mix of assignments and examinations.
Progression routes
A level Further Mathematics is highly regarded by universities. If you’re planning a degree in areas such as engineering, science, computing, finance, economics
or mathematics, you will benefit enormously. Many university engineering and mathematics courses list A Level Further Mathematics as ‘essential’ or ‘desirable’.
Entry requirements
Grade 9-4 in GCSE Maths.