Is Open University maths degree any good?

I’m absolutely loving the OU and would completely recommend it to anyone looking to take a course, whether full time or part time. It’s great value and you study when it suits you, whether that’s during the day, in your commute, after the kids have gone to sleep or a combination!

Are open university degrees respected?

As a top-rated academic institution, the Open University’s degrees are respected by employers. In fact, 75 per cent of the top 100 FTSE companies have sponsored their staff on these courses. Since the outset, the Open University has not asked for any formal qualifications to enter undergraduate-level study.

Is Open University maths hard?

The key thing that makes uni beat self-study (for most people) is structure and tempo: maths is hard, so unless you are blessed with the knack or iron self-control, you will be helped by deadlines and curricula.

What can you do with BSc maths?

Jobs After BSc Maths

• Data Analyst.
• Machine Learning Engineer.
• Operational Researcher.
• Financial/Investment Analyst.
• Research Assistant/Scientist.
• General Manager.
• Actuarial Science.
• Teacher/Professor.

How long is a maths degree UK?

There are two Mathematics degrees, the three-year BA and the four-year MMath. Decisions regarding continuation to the fourth year do not have to be made until the third year. The first year consists of core courses in pure and applied mathematics (including statistics).

Is it worth doing an OU degree?

The Open University is a very valuable instition. It’s fully accredited and therefore approved by the Government. Financially speaking, it’s better than other institutions and, as most students also work or have other responsibilities, it has one of the broadest student bases of any university worldwide.

Is OU respected?

Highly respected. Not only are Open University degrees valued as highly as those from other institutions, but the OU matches most universities in the quality of its post-graduate output.

Is mst124 hard?

Unless you have a good understanding of algebra and have recently studied alternative mathematical modules this will be a difficult module to complete. The books and tutorial materials are well written and there are plenty of practise questions to sharpen the maths skills.

Do I need further maths for a maths degree?

Maths A level is normally required, with some courses also asking for further maths. Other useful subjects to hold for maths degrees include; physics, chemistry, biology, economics or computer science. In addition to A levels or equivalent you will also need five GCSEs (A-C) including science, English, and maths.