| Modality | On-site |
|---|---|
| Duration | 4 Years |
| Language | Catalan - Spanish - English |
| Places available | 60 |
| Credits | 240-ECTS |
| Start Date | 01 September 2026 |
| Schedule | Mornings |
| Location | Barcelona |
A university degree designed to transform mathematics into solutions capable of addressing the challenges facing science, technology and society.
The Bachelor's Degree in Applied Mathematics offered by La Salle campus Barcelona and IQS prepares you to use mathematics as a tool for analysing complex problems, interpreting data and developing solutions in areas such as artificial intelligence, science, technology and business.
This joint programme, delivered by two founding institutions of Ramon Llull University, combines a solid education in mathematics with programming, statistics and data analysis, all from an applied perspective closely connected to real-world challenges.
Why study the Bachelor's Degree in Applied Mathematics at La Salle campus Barcelona and IQS?
Mathematics lies behind some of the greatest advances of our time, from the development of artificial intelligence and data science to scientific research, the optimisation of industrial processes and the analysis of financial markets.
Throughout the degree, you will learn to turn complex problems into models and data into knowledge. You will study mathematics, statistics and programming in order to understand, analyse and influence scientific, technological, economic and social phenomena.
Mathematics connected to the real world
You will apply your knowledge in areas such as artificial intelligence, data science, computational biology, industrial engineering and business management. You will learn to model phenomena, develop algorithms, programme and analyse data in order to identify patterns, anticipate scenarios and design solutions.
Here, you do not study mathematics as an isolated discipline. You learn to connect it to the world and use it to transform that world.
Two institutions, one multidisciplinary education
The degree is jointly delivered by La Salle campus Barcelona and IQS, two founding institutions of Ramon Llull University and leading centres in the fields of science and technology.
You will study in an environment that connects mathematics, engineering, technology, science and business. You will also be able to personalise your education through optional modules in areas such as finance, biology, cryptography and computer vision, and take part in initiatives such as the Life in Equations lecture series, which brings the experience of professionals and experts from different sectors into the classroom.
Frequently Asked Questions about the Bachelor's Degree in Applied Mathematics (FAQS)
What do you study on the Bachelor's Degree in Applied Mathematics?
The degree combines a solid education in mathematics with programming, statistics and data analysis. You will learn to apply this knowledge to model phenomena and solve problems in areas such as artificial intelligence, data science, engineering, finance and computational biology.
What career opportunities are available after completing the Bachelor's Degree in Applied Mathematics?
You may develop your career in sectors such as banking and finance, computing and technology, consultancy, the public sector, research and development, or education. The versatility of the degree gives you access to professional fields in which data analysis and complex problem-solving are essential.
Where is the Bachelor's Degree in Mathematics taught?
The degree is jointly delivered by La Salle Campus Barcelona and IQS. During the first six semesters, you will alternate between the two campuses. In semesters 7 and 8, you will complete your optional modules, work placements and Final Degree Project at the campus that best matches your chosen area of specialisation.
Do I need to know how to programme before studying Applied Mathematics?
The Bachelor's Degree in Applied Mathematics includes training in programming and digital tools as part of the study plan. These skills are combined with mathematics, statistics and data analysis in order to address and solve problems across different fields of application.
What type of student is best suited to the Bachelor's Degree in Applied Mathematics?
This degree is particularly well suited to you if you are interested in mathematics, science and technology, enjoy solving problems and want to understand how data and mathematical models can be applied to real-world challenges. It is designed for students with logical thinking, curiosity and analytical ability who are looking to build a future in scientific, technological or business-related fields.