Careers Advisers

Careers Advisers

This site is a resource to provide a single starting point for those wishing to know where studying mathematics can lead. The website has a particular focus on young people between the age of 11 and 19. This section of the site provides a range of resources, information and signposting to help those working in careers to provide comprehensive and up to date information, advice and guidance on the wide range of careers where mathematics plays a significant role.

Career profiles

Profiles

What do mathematicians do all day? The site has a wide range of career profiles showing real people from a wide range of backgrounds working at different levels of maths.

Posters, postcards and more…

Posters, postcards and more…

Download or order a wide range of maths related career resources and posters.

Maths in the workplace

Maths in work

This page offers a collection of videos illustrating how mathematics is used on a day-to-day basis in a variety of jobs.

Maths @ Work Day

Maths @ Work Days

A video shot at the 'Maths @ Work Days' whole day event at Salford University, which featured hands-on problem solving for students, a keynote lecture, information on career options for maths graduates and a question-and-answer session regarding studying mathematics at university.

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Are universities getting it right? 2

Are universities getting it right?

A video produced by www.wideangles.tv as part of the Curriculum Impact project based in the School of Mathematical Sciences, Queen Mary, University of London.

Employee Search

Who employs mathematicians?

Maths graduates may not always be aware of the various employment opportunities available to them. This page offers a list of employer websites divided into several categories.

Maths Careers

STEM Careers Websites

A list of useful STEM careers websites.

STEM Equality and Diversity toolkit

The STEM Equality and Diversity toolkit

This is an interactive toolkit to help you promote Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics, (STEM) careers to people with a range of backgrounds and needs.