Students will: Demonstrate a command of principles of general mathematics at the undergraduate level. Recognize mathematics outside the realm of the classroom, and apply undergraduate level mathematical content as a matter of professional practice. Communicate mathematics effectively at the undergraduate level, in oral and written form, with appropriate use of technology. There are three tracks for the degree: Secondary Mathematics Teaching, leading to teacher certification; Applied/Industrial Mathematics, preparing students for employment; and General Mathematical Studies; preparing students for further studies in mathematics. All options share a common core that consists of 32 hours of mathematics, physics and programming.

Grade 12 (or equivalent). IELTS 6.5 or equivalent