Bachelor of Science (BS / BSc), Mathematics Degree Salary

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Updated: 18 May 2013

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Employees with a Bachelor of Science (BS / BSc), Mathematics Degree

Salary Ranges by Job

Job Title	National Salary Data (? XAll compensation data shown are gross, national 10th to 90th percentile ranges. Pay can vary greatly by location. To view local data, take the PayScale survey. )	£0	£40K	£80K
Data Analyst	£17,379 - £32,258
Actuary	£27,134 - £79,866
Software Developer	£23,500 - £38,974
Accountant	£18,987 - £46,358
Management Consultant	£35,000 - £61,042
Operations Manager	£41,776 - £48,251
Software Engineer	£31,000 - £42,979
Country: United Kingdom \| Currency: GBP \| Updated: 18 May 2013 \| Individuals Reporting: 407

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Key Statistics for Employees with a Bachelor of Science (BS / BSc), Mathematics Jobs

Popular Schools

Salary Range


University of Warwick	£24,083 - £76,782
The University of Manchester	£18,188 - £62,416
Bristol University	£18,740 - £79,894
The University of Leeds	£17,617 - £46,369
The University of Nottingham	£17,579 - £64,111

Popular Cities

Salary Range


London, England: London	£24,300 - £78,207
Manchester, England: Manchester	£18,827 - £65,614
Edinburgh, Scotland: Edinburgh	£16,611 - £39,732
Leeds, England: West Yorkshire	£18,502 - £54,045
Nottingham, England: Nottinghamshire	£18,313 - £24,566

Gender

	Female 35%			Male 65%
Salary:	£21,777 - £41,080			£25,826 - £51,691

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