If you enjoy Mathematics and are a good mathematician, you might want to consider taking both Mathematics and Further Mathematics A Level.
The study of Further Mathematics adds breadth and depth to the topics covered in A Level Mathematics. Such topics form an important part of mathematics-rich degrees in areas such as the Sciences, Engineering, Statistics, Economics and Computing in addition to Mathematics itself.
Minimum grade ‘A’ in Mathematics GCSE.
You must also choose A Level Mathematics from another option block to study alongside Further Mathematics.
In this course, you will develop a wide range of skills and be introduced to new mathematical concepts and ideas. Topics include proof, matrices, complex numbers, differential equations, vector equations, polar coordinates, momentum, energy and circular motion, to name but a few.
The full A level course comprises of 5 units:
AS Unit 1 – Further Pure Maths
1 hr 30 min examination
AS Unit 2 – Further Statistics
1 hr 30 min examination
AS Unit 3 – Further Mechanics
1 hr 30 min examination
A2 Unit 4 – Further Pure Maths
2 hr 30 min examination
Choose one unit from unit 5 or 6
A2 Unit 5 – Further Statistics
1 hr 45 min examination
A2 Unit 6 – Further Mechanics
1 hr 45 min examination
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