El Grado en Matemáticas está diseñado para acoger a estudiantes con capacidad para el razonamiento abstracto y la resolución de problemas, además del imprescindible hábito de trabajo, dedicación al estudio y gusto por las Matemáticas y la Estadística. El perfil deseable en los  estudiantes de nuevo ingreso es el siguiente:

• Facility for Mathematics or Statistics.
• Structured and logical reasoning. Capacity for abstraction. Intellectual capacity.
• Ability to visualize geometric spaces.
• Ability to concentrate and maintain attention.
• Ease of analysis and modeling.

In line with the above, the degree is recommended for people who have passed a Baccalaureate, Science modality, in any of its two itineraries: Scientific-Technological or Health Sciences (Decree 315/2015, de 28 de agosto, por el que se establece la ordenación de la Educación Secundaria Obligatoria y del Bachillerato en la Comunidad Autónoma de Canarias).  También se  recomienda, aunque no es imprescindible, haber cursado la materia de Física, dentro de esa modalidad.

El nivel de inglés recomendado será el que se  exija  en las Pruebas de Acceso a la Universidad. Se pretende que a lo largo de la Titulación el alumnado se familiarice con el lenguaje científico específico de las Matemáticas.

Graduates of the Bachelor's Degree in Mathematics have a solid foundation in mathematical theory, analytical methods, and computational tools, enabling them to model, analyze, and solve problems in various scientific, technological, and industrial fields.

Throughout your training, you develop skills that allow you to achieve:

1. Solid Mathematical Knowledge
   • Mastery of the fundamentals of algebra, analysis, geometry, topology, probability and statistics, computer science, and applied mathematics.
   • Ability to understand and develop rigorous demonstrations.
2. Ability to Abstract and Problem Solve
   • Ability to formulate and analyze mathematical models in different contexts.
   • Use of computational tools and specialized software in applied mathematics.
3. Logical and Critical Thinking
   • Structured reasoning to evaluate the validity of arguments and solutions.
   • Ability to identify patterns and generalize mathematical concepts.
4. Interdisciplinary Application
   • Integration of mathematical knowledge in areas such as physics, economics, biology, computer science, and data science.
   • Participation in research and technological development projects.
5. Communication and Teamwork
   • Ability to express mathematical ideas clearly, both orally and in writing.
   • Collaborative work in multidisciplinary environments.
6. Ethical and Professional Commitment
   • Responsible attitude in the generation and application of mathematical knowledge.
   • Commitment to continuous learning and professional development.

Mathematicians have historically played a fundamental role in professional opportunities such as:

• Teaching and Education: Teaching in secondary and university education institutions.
• Mathematical Research: Development of new theories and applications in universities and research centers.
• Banking and Finance: Risk assessment, financial modeling and quantitative analysis.
• Consulting and Data Analysis: Application of mathematical models for decision-making in companies and public administrations.
• Cryptography and Computer Security: Data protection and encryption system design.
• Computer Engineering and Science: Application of mathematical models in industry and software development.

In addition, the new job opportunities include emerging roles in digital and technology sectors:

• Digital Marketing Specialist: Using data analytics and predictive models for business strategies.
• Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Specialist: Development of machine learning algorithms and models.
• Project Manager: Management of technological and scientific projects with a mathematical approach.
• Data Scientist: Analysis and interpretation of large volumes of data for business decision-making.

All of these fields reflect the versatility and relevance of mathematical training, consolidating the graduate of the Bachelor's Degree in Mathematics as a highly qualified professional with a wide variety of options in the job market.

According to the White Paper on Mathematics (2020) of the Royal Spanish Mathematical Society and the Ramón Areces Foundation, mathematicians are among the most in-demand professionals today. And in Canary IslandsGraduates of the Degree in Mathematics have opportunities in strategic sectors such as:

• Tourism: Application of statistical models for the analysis of tourism trends and resource optimization.
• Renewable Energy: Participation in R&D projects in clean energy, taking advantage of the region's wind and solar potential.
• Logistics and Transportation: Route optimization and efficient management of inter-island transport.
• Astrophysics: Colaboración con centros científicos en el análisis de datos y el desarrollo de modelos matemáticos