Lancaster University Mathematics Course
Create a free account to applyExplore geometry from Ancient Greek ideas to modern mathematical thinking on a residential university course. Tackle mini-projects and a major group project through topics including topology and fractal geometry, then present your results to fellow participants.
This residential mathematics course at Lancaster University explores geometry and related areas of mathematics, drawing on ideas from the Ancient Greeks through to modern mathematical thinking. Participants will meet university-level concepts and work through topics such as combinatorial geometry, discrete geometry, topology and fractal geometry.
The course is designed for students who are considering studying mathematics at university and who enjoy logical thinking and problem-solving. Activities include short lectures, mini-projects based on those lectures, a major group project, and a presentation of project results to the other participants.
Students also experience academic and social life on campus, including time in lecture rooms, computer labs and halls.
26 July 2027 – 29 July 2027
3 nights residential
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- Must be studying A Level Mathematics or an equivalent course such as International Baccalaureate Mathematics HL.
- Exposure to Further Mathematics is advantageous but not required.
£480. Bursaries are available; click here for bursary criteria and availability.
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