As a prospective student, I want to understand the progression of the Mathematics MSci program at Imperial College London beyond the first year and learn about the career prospects for graduates. Specifically, what types of modules are offered in Years 2, 3, and 4, including any specializations or project work? Additionally, what are the typical career paths or industries that graduates of this program enter?
Navigate to the 'Mathematics MSci' course page on Imperial College London's website (https://pxl-imperialacuk.terminalfour.net/prod01/channel_3/media...). Click on the 'Structure' link (ID 819). Click on the 'Year 2' link (ID 1019) to view second-year modules. Click on the 'Year 3' link (ID 1021) to view third-year modules and project details. Click on the 'Year 4' link (ID 1023) to view fourth-year modules and project details. Navigate back to the main navigation and click on the 'Overview' link (ID 817). Scroll down the 'Overview' page to find information regarding career prospects or graduate destinations. Synthesize the information about module types/specializations in Years 2-4 and typical career paths.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Structure' section. The agent successfully navigates to and extracts information from the 'Year 2' section, detailing module types (e.g., core, optional, or specific module names). The agent successfully navigates to and extracts information from the 'Year 3' section, detailing module types, specializations, and any project work. The agent successfully navigates to and extracts information from the 'Year 4' section, detailing module types, specializations, and any project work (e.g., MSci project). The agent successfully navigates to the 'Overview' section. The agent identifies and states typical career paths or industries for Mathematics MSci graduates, if available on the page.