Further Mathematics A Level

Qualification:

A Level

Entry requirements:    

Five GCSEs including Maths & English Language: a minimum of three GCSEs at Grade 4 and two GCSEs at Grade 5.

Additional entry requirements:    

Grade 7 in Maths and Maths A Level must be taken alongside A Level Further Maths.

Overview

Further Mathematics extends the topics covered in A Level Mathematics and introduces new, more advanced areas. It is ideal for students who enjoy mathematics, want to challenge themselves, and are considering university courses with a strong mathematical focus.

What you will study

You will study additional pure mathematics alongside the applied options of statistics and discrete mathematics. Topics include complex numbers, matrices, differential equations, and advanced algebra, giving you greater breadth and depth in mathematical understanding.

Assessment

Assessment is through written examinations at the end of Year 2, with a balance of compulsory pure mathematics and optional applied content.

Skills you will develop    

You will develop exceptional problem-solving, logical reasoning, and abstract thinking skills, alongside resilience and creativity in tackling challenging concepts.

Future Pathways

Further Mathematics is highly valued by universities, especially for courses in mathematics, physics, engineering, economics, and computer science. It also opens pathways to careers in research, finance, technology, and data analysis.

Exam Board:

AQA

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