Bachelor in Mathematics

Mathematics is the study of quantity, structure, space, and change, expressed through logical reasoning and formal proof. Undergraduate programs typically begin with calculus, linear algebra, and discrete mathematics, then move into more abstract areas such as real and complex analysis, abstract algebra, topology, and differential equations. Students learn to construct rigorous proofs, model problems mathematically, and apply computational tools to solve them. Many programs also include coursework in probability, statistics, and numerical methods, and some offer applied tracks connecting mathematics to fields such as physics, computer science, or economics. Graduates apply this analytical and problem-solving training in a wide range of fields, including data analysis, finance, actuarial work, software development, engineering, and scientific research. The discipline is also a common foundation for further graduate study in mathematics or related quantitative fields, and many mathematics graduates move into teaching at secondary or university level. This bachelor's degree in Mathematics is offered by Ankara University, in the city of Ankara, Turkey. The program is taught in English and lasts 4 years, giving students a structured progression from foundational mathematical topics to more advanced and specialized coursework. Delivering the program in English at a Turkish institution allows students from outside Turkey to pursue a mathematics degree without a Turkish-language requirement, while studying within the Turkish higher education system.