Study at Cardiff | Undergraduate

The Joint Honours degree in Philosophy and Mathematics provides you with the opportunity of specialising in two university honours subjects. Many students find joint honours both stimulating and rewarding as they observe both similarities and differences in the two subjects. Often there are complementary issues and perspectives as well as skills and that link the subjects, be they critical analysis, historical contexts or recent research. Each school involved in delivering the degree offers a challenging programme of modules, supported by a friendly atmosphere and excellent staff-student relationships. For fuller information about each of the subjects, please visit the two separate subject entries on Course Finder.

Key Facts

UCAS Code	GV15
Duration	3 years
How to apply	www.cardiff.ac.uk/howtoapply
Accreditation
Typical places available	The School of Mathematics admits around 130 students every year to its undergraduate degree programme. The School of English, Communication and Philosophy admits around 360 students every year to its undergraduate degree programme.
Typical applications received	School of Mathematics - 600 School of English, Communication and Philosophy - 1500
Scholarships & Bursaries	www.cardiff.ac.uk/scholarships
Fees	www.cardiff.ac.uk/fees
Typical A-level offer	ABB
Admissions Tutors	Mathematics: Dr Jonathan Thompson Philosophy: Dr Richard Gray
Tel Number	Mathematics: 029 2087 5524 Philosophy: 029 2087 6323
Email address	Mathematics: ThompsonJM1@cardiff.ac.uk Philosophy: philosophy-ug@cf.ac.uk
School website	www.cardiff.ac.uk/maths www.cardiff.ac.uk/encap

For more information about the course structures, modules and teaching for these subjects, please visit the individual profiles of Mathematics and Philosophy on our website.

For more information about the course structures, modules and teaching for these subjects, please visit the individual profiles of Mathematics and Philosophy on our website.

Typical A-level Offer	ABB.  Two or three A-level subjects, including A in Mathematics.  Two AS subjects, other than Mathematics may be considered in lieu of a third A- level
Typical WBQ Offer	Advanced Diploma with a pass in the Core and grades AB at GCE A-level, to include an A in Mathematics
Typical Int Bacc Offer	35 points in total with 6 points required from Mathematics at higher level and 6 points from another subject at higher level
Other	Applications from those offering alternative qualifications are welcome. Please see detailed admissions and selection criteria for more information.

A list of commonly accepted alternative entry qualifications and admissions and selection criteria for this degree programme can be read here.