The Bachelor in Applied Mathematics program at IE University equips students with the skills to model real-world phenomena and optimize decisions using mathematical language. This rigorous program combines theory, computation, and practical application, providing a deep understanding of how mathematics is used to formulate problems, build models, and find solutions across various disciplines. Students will learn to apply mathematical methods in diverse professional and industrial contexts, developing strong analytical and problem-solving abilities that are crucial in today's data-driven job market. Graduates will possess enhanced critical thinking and creativity, preparing them for impactful careers in industry or research.
The Bachelor in Applied Mathematics prepares graduates for diverse roles across industries that rely on quantitative analysis and modeling. Potential career paths include those requiring strong analytical skills, problem-solving abilities, and the application of mathematical principles to complex challenges.
An application fee is required and can be paid online when completing the application form.
The Bachelor in Applied Mathematics program is a full-time, in-person, 4-year program. The language of instruction is English.
Tuition fees for both home and international students are available in the admissions section of the university website. An application fee is also required and paid online.
You need to complete an online application, submit required documents (including test scores, resume, personal statement, recommendations, passport copy, and photo), and complete admissions tests. Specific deadlines are part of the application timeline on the program page.
Graduates are prepared for roles such as Investment Analyst, Computer Vision Expert, Cybersecurity Specialist, Data Scientist, Machine Learning Engineer, and AI Researcher, among others.
IE University offers several merit-based and merit/need-based scholarships, including the IE Technology & Innovation Award, IE Entrepreneurship Award, and scholarships specifically for Mexican or African nationals.