Any offer to study Maths at Warwick will be made up of specific grade requirements. You will also need to take one of the entrance exams - TMUA or STEP.
Offer conditions are reviewed annually – this page contains entry requirements for 2026 entry.
A-levels
Applicants for 2026 entry are likely to receive the following offer if they achieve a strong score in TMUA:
A* in Maths, A* in Further Maths plus A in a third subject at A-level
Where applicants are not sitting TMUA, but have informed us they will be sitting STEP instead, the offer would be:
A* in Maths, A* in Further Maths plus A in a third subject at A-level. You must also achieve grade 2 in any STEP.
International Baccalaureate
Applicants for 2026 entry are likely to receive the following offer if they achieve a strong score in TMUA:
39 points overall, with 6, 6, 6, in three Higher Level subjects, to include Mathematics (‘Analysis and Approaches’ only)
Where applicants are not sitting TMUA, but have informed us they will be sitting STEP instead, the offer would be:
39 points overall, with 6, 6, 6, in three Higher Level subjects, to include Mathematics (‘Analysis and Approaches’ only). You must also achieve grade 2 in any STEP.
If you live outside the UK
Warwick is home to a vast number of international students from over 140 countries, and the Mathematics staff are recruited worldwide and contribute to the Institute’s cosmopolitan outlook. We warmly welcome applications from international students who share our passion for mathematics.
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