In English, you will explore literature from medieval times to the present day. You can study a variety of topics, including:
Shakespeare and science fiction
Romantic poetry and modern writing
Victorian novels and Hollywood films
Creative writing and visual culture
Mathematics will develop your problem-solving and logical thinking skills. You will study both pure and applied maths. This allows you to learn how mathematical theories are used in the real world. You will also gain experience with mathematical software to prepare for future careers.
This degree combines creativity and logic, helping you build a wide range of skills. You will learn to think critically, solve problems, and communicate ideas clearly. These are skills that are useful in many careers.
This is a four-year degree, with teaching from both the Mathematics and English departments. You’ll learn from expert staff in each subject, giving you a well-rounded education.
Increased employability
A degree in English and Mathematics equips you with valuable skills:
English improves your communication, writing, and critical thinking skills.
Mathematics strengthens your analytical and problem-solving abilities.
These skills are highly sought after in fields such as:
teaching
data analysis
publishing
finance
business.
Passionate teaching
Our lecturers are experts in their fields. You will study a wide range of topics and benefit from engaging, supportive teaching.
Small class sizes allow for more individual support, with a balance of theory and practical learning. Whether you're studying literature or solving maths problems, our passionate staff will guide you every step of the way.
Student community
As a student, you will have the opportunity to join a range of societies, including:
DUMaS (Dundee University Maths Society) – for maths-related activities, events, and networking.
English Society – for literature discussions, creative writing, and social events.
These societies offer a great way to meet like-minded people, develop new skills, and make the most of your university experience.