The Department of Mathematics drives global impact through research in areas including logic, stochastic analysis, and applications across banking, finance, manufacturing, energy, and more. The Alan Turing Building is the home of Mathematics in Manchester and is, of course, named after the mathematical and computational pioneer, Alan Turing, one of many great mathematicians who have made history at The University.

The department’s strong links with industry ensure the development of practical and theoretical skills highly valued by employers. Its close ties with sectors ranging from security to finance position students to make significant contributions to their fields, furthering their careers or pursuing advanced study at the PhD level.

Students benefit from an academic environment that fosters creativity and critical thinking, whilst having access to state-of-the-art facilities, including computing resources such as the Computational Shared Facility and N8 high-performance computing facility.