The Master of Science in Mathematics at the University of Geneva allows you to deepen your knowledge and specialize in various areas of mathematical research. Building upon a Bachelor's degree in mathematics or a related field, this program offers advanced courses and the opportunity to conduct research. This master's program equips you with essential mathematical tools highly valued in research, industry, and finance. You can choose to specialize in fields like algebra, analysis, numerical analysis, geometry, mathematical physics, probability and statistics, or topology. The curriculum also allows for interdisciplinary learning through optional courses offered by other departments. Graduates are well-prepared for doctoral studies, academic research, or careers in diverse sectors that require advanced analytical and problem-solving skills.
The Master's program consists of 120 ECTS credits spread over 4 semesters (maximum 8). It includes mandatory and elective courses, seminars, a reading project, and a master's thesis.
The Master's in Mathematics opens doors to diverse career paths in Switzerland and internationally. Graduates are well-equipped for roles requiring strong analytical and quantitative skills.
Admission is based on the examination of the candidate's application file.
The tuition fees include CHF 65 in fixed fees and CHF 435 in administrative fees per semester. Reductions may apply based on student status. Requests for fee relief due to financial difficulties can be submitted to the Social and Financial Services.
The tuition fees are CHF 1,000 per year, consisting of CHF 65 in fixed fees and CHF 435 in administrative fees per semester. Reductions may apply based on student status.
The Master's program consists of 120 ECTS credits spread over 4 semesters, which is typically two years. The maximum timeframe allowed is 8 semesters.
You need a Bachelor's degree in Mathematics, Mathematics, Computer Science and Digital Sciences, or an equivalent qualification. A good knowledge of English is recommended.
The language of instruction for the Master of Science in Mathematics program is French.
Graduates can pursue careers in applied research, telecommunications, insurance, banking, pharmaceuticals, consulting, and academic research, or teaching.
The application deadline for international applicants is February 28, 2026.