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Future Undergraduates

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Earn your Bachelor of Science Degree in Mathematics and Its Applications or Financial Mathematics

Why Science at Toronto Metropolitan University?

Theory & Skills
Build in-demand problem solving and quantitative skills for a variety of career paths

Urban Campus
Study in downtown Toronto, the heart of Canada’s finance, technology and health sectors

Dedicated Professors
Ask questions. Get help. Easy access to professors in a close-knit department.

Discover Our Programs

Want a career that involves problem-solving and numbers? The Department of Mathematics offers two undergraduate programs to prepare you for success in a variety of math fields.

  • Financial Mathematics (BSc): Gain skills for a fast-paced career in finance. This program builds a foundation in economics, finance and statistics to help drive the economy forward. Choose to apply what you learn through paid co-op, case studies and research.
  • Mathematics and Its Applications (BSc): Solve problems in areas like technology, biology, and finance. Learn to find patterns using logic and creativity. You can build your skills through a research project, paid co-op or by choosing a focus in Computer Science or Economics.

The Future is Math

Graduates from our programs meet the demand for experts in the field. Here's where you can land a role after graduation: 

  • RBC Capital Markets – Quantitative Associate
  • CPP Investments – Analyst
  • Manulife – Actuarial Associate
  • Deloitte – Consultant
  • eBay – Software Engineer
  • Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan – IT Analyst

You can also continue your studies and conduct research through a Master’s or PhD program.

Pamela Huntley

“After visiting campus, I knew I wanted to come to [TMU] , and I haven't regretted it at all. The upper-year classes are challenging, but well worth it. You get to know all the profs and staff, and they all want you to succeed.”

Pamela Huntley, Math and Its Applications ‘21 (BSc)