The Master's Programme in Advanced Mathematics, established in the 2012/13 academic year, is an adaptation of the former Master's in Mathematical Research to the European Higher Education Area. It aims to train future researchers in mathematics and to enhance the mathematical education of new graduates. The program is also open to students who have a sufficient background in mathematics and wish to deepen their knowledge in the field.
This programme is designed to provide advanced training in mathematics, building upon undergraduate studies. It prepares students for doctoral research or for specialized roles requiring advanced mathematical expertise.
This master's program prepares students for careers in research, academia, and various industries requiring advanced mathematical skills. Graduates are well-equipped for doctoral studies and specialized analytical roles.
Specific requirements for each master's program should be checked on the master's webpage. Applicants from non-Spanish speaking countries must provide a B2 level certificate of Spanish language, unless they have studied in a Spanish-speaking education system or are applying for a master taught in English.
Please use the provided link to calculate your registration fees.
The master's program is registered in the Registry of Universities, Centers and Degrees (RUCT) of the Spanish Ministry of Education.
You need a Bachelor's degree with sufficient mathematical training. Applicants from non-Spanish speaking countries must also provide a B2 level certificate of Spanish language, unless you have studied in a Spanish-speaking system or are applying for a master's taught in English.
Tuition fees are determined by registration fees. Please use the UCM simulator via the provided link to calculate your specific registration fees.
The programme is structured over two years, with modules divided into Year 1 and Year 2.
This program prepares graduates for careers in research, academia, and industries requiring advanced mathematical skills. Potential roles include Researcher, Academic, Data Scientist, and Quantitative Analyst.
You can apply through the general admission process for master's programmes, submitting an online application form and required documents. Check the master's specific webpage for any additional instructions or program-specific requirements.
The provided information indicates a requirement for a B2 level certificate of Spanish language for applicants from non-Spanish speaking countries, suggesting Spanish is the primary language of instruction.