This Master's program in Applied Mathematics and Informatics focuses on the "Computer Data Analysis" profile. It's designed for students interested in advanced study of modern approaches to data analysis, offering both theoretical depth and practical application. The program was developed through an international collaboration with leading European universities, ensuring a high scientific standard and practical relevance. Students can choose to study in Russian or English.
The curriculum provides a comprehensive study of the theoretical and applied aspects of modern data analysis techniques. Students can tailor their Master's thesis towards applied directions or in-depth theoretical research.
Graduates will possess all the necessary competencies for a data analyst. Potential career paths include roles in data analysis and research.
Specific entry requirements may vary. Applicants are advised to contact the faculty directly for detailed information.
Applicants need a qualification equivalent to a Bachelor's degree in a relevant field. It is advised to contact the faculty directly for the most detailed and up-to-date information.
Tuition fees for both home and international students need to be inquired about directly with the university.
The program has a curriculum structured over two years. Year 1 details specific modules, while Year 2 has no modules listed in the provided data.
Yes, students can choose to study in either Russian or English language groups for this program.
Graduates will be equipped for roles such as Data Analyst or Data Researcher, possessing competencies for data analysis and research.
International applicants should prepare necessary documents, submit their application, and may need to undergo entrance exams or interviews. It is recommended to contact the Faculty of Applied Mathematics and Computer Science or the International Relations office for specific procedures.