Programs

Mathematics of Cryptography

This course delves into the mathematical underpinnings of asymmetric cryptosystems. You will explore the core mathematical problems that secure modern communication, along with the algorithms used to solve them. The course covers fundamental concepts in encryption, presenting the essential mathematical theory behind applications in asymmetric cryptography. You'll gain an understanding of problems like integer factorization, discrete logarithms in prime fields and elliptic curves, and the shortest vector problem in lattices. Emphasis is placed on the complexity of algorithms designed to tackle these challenges.

Mathematics of Random Systems: Analysis, Modelling and Algorithms (CDT)

The Centre for Doctoral Training (CDT) in Mathematics of Random Systems at the University of Oxford offers a four-year doctoral programme focused on probabilistic modelling and stochastic analysis. This comprehensive program provides in-depth training in core skills crucial for understanding and applying random systems in various fields. Students will engage with a dynamic research environment, benefiting from extensive departmental support, including skills training, career development sessions, and social events. The CDT collaborates with industry partners in data analytics and finance, offering students opportunities to work on industry-funded projects and engage with real-world applications. The DPhil programme culminates in a doctoral thesis based on a research project chosen by the end of the first year. The curriculum is designed to equip graduates for postdoctoral research globally or for careers in industry roles related to data analytics and finance.

Mathematics Ph.D. (Ithaca)

The Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) program in Mathematics at Cornell University is designed for students who aim to become professional mathematicians. The program typically takes five to six years to complete, and students are admitted directly to the Ph.D. program, not for a Master of Science (M.S.) degree. The faculty's broad range of research interests, spanning areas like algebra, analysis, geometry, number theory, and topology, makes the program particularly attractive. Cornell also maintains strong collaborative ties with graduate programs in applied mathematics, computer science, operations research, and statistics and data science. The curriculum emphasizes creating and communicating mathematics, culminating in a dissertation that represents an original and substantial contribution to the field. Students are encouraged to explore various mathematical areas before selecting a research focus and advisor. The program also includes a mandatory teaching assistant training component, preparing students for careers in academia, business, and government.

Mathematics PhD

The Mathematics Ph.D. program at UC Santa Cruz aims to equip students with the skills necessary for careers in academia, industry, or teaching. Graduates will be proficient in solving problems using rigorous mathematical language, communicating mathematical concepts effectively, and conducting independent research. Students receive initial guidance from an assigned faculty mentor, and later select a Ph.D. advisor based on their research interests. A study and research plan is developed collaboratively with the advisor, who also serves as the thesis advisor. The program is designed for completion within six years, with the possibility of earning a master's degree en route to the Ph.D.

Mathematics PhD Program

Stony Brook University's Mathematics Department, part of the Institute for Mathematical Sciences, offers a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) program for students seeking advanced study and research in mathematics. The program focuses on developing rigorous mathematical understanding and research capabilities. Students engage with faculty on cutting-edge research, contributing to the field through original work. This PhD program prepares graduates for careers in academia, research institutions, and advanced roles in industry where strong analytical and problem-solving skills are required.

Mathematics Programs

Stony Brook University offers advanced graduate-level projects within various branches of mathematics, providing opportunities for in-depth study and research. These projects are designed for students who have a strong foundation in mathematics and are looking to specialize in areas such as algebra, analysis, geometry, topology, and dynamical systems. The program focuses on developing a deep understanding of theoretical concepts and their applications.

Mathematics Programs

The University of Copenhagen offers Bachelor of Science and Master of Science programs in Mathematics. All Bachelor's programs at the University of Copenhagen are taught exclusively in Danish. Prospective international students applying for Bachelor's programs must therefore demonstrate proficiency in the Danish language, typically by passing the 'Studieprøven i dansk'. The Master's programs may have different language requirements and are detailed in their respective curricula.

Mathematics with Philosophy BSc Hons

This three-year BSc Mathematics with Philosophy degree combines the rigorous analytical skills of mathematics with the critical thinking and logical reasoning of philosophy. You will explore mathematical concepts, from calculus and statistics to proofs and theorems, while also delving into fundamental questions about existence, knowledge, and ethics. The program benefits from expertise across two academic departments, offering insights from various philosophical traditions. Graduates develop a strong skill set in logic, problem-solving, data analysis, and clear argumentation, making them highly desirable in a wide range of careers.

Mathematics with Theoretical Physics BSc

This three-year BSc program offers a robust foundation in mathematics with the opportunity to specialize in theoretical physics. It's designed for intellectually curious students who enjoy problem-solving and creative thinking. The curriculum provides a strong grounding in core mathematical concepts, with increasing flexibility to incorporate physics modules as you progress. You'll engage with lectures, problem sheets, tutorials, and computer labs, and have the option to choose electives from other departments like economics, computer science, or statistics. The program aims to build a diverse and inclusive community of mathematicians and physicists.

Mathematics-Computer Science B.S.

The Mathematics-Computer Science B.S. program at UC San Diego is designed for students with a strong interest in mathematics who wish to specialize in theoretical computer science. This major is not equivalent to a standard Computer Science degree but prepares students for roles where a solid mathematical foundation is crucial for computing applications. The curriculum integrates advanced mathematical concepts with essential computer science coursework.

Mathematics-Statistics

Mathematics, B.Sc.

The Bachelor of Science in Mathematics program at Technische Universität Berlin offers a comprehensive foundation in core mathematical areas. You will gain skills in analysis, linear algebra, computer-oriented mathematics, numerics, and stochastics. The program is designed to equip you with the theoretical knowledge and practical methods needed to solve complex problems, often involving computational approaches. Students also broaden their perspective by choosing a minor subject outside of mathematics.

Mathematics, Bachelor of Science Degree

The Bachelor of Science in Mathematics at Young Harris College introduces students to a wide range of theoretical and applied mathematical fields. The program requires intensive study in core areas such as real analysis and abstract algebra, preparing graduates for diverse postgraduate and professional paths. The skills developed, including logical reasoning, precise thinking, and creative problem-solving, are valuable assets for almost any career.

Mathematics, Computer Science, and Cybersecurity

West Virginia Wesleyan College offers undergraduate programs designed to prepare students for careers that require a blend of analytical thinking, formal logic, and problem-solving skills. The department focuses on Mathematics, Computer Science, and Cybersecurity, equipping graduates with the intuition and technical expertise needed in these fields. Students will develop strong communication abilities, learn to solve diverse problems using both fundamental and advanced techniques, and become proficient in using technology, including computer algebra systems. The programs emphasize abstract reasoning, constructing proofs, and understanding mathematical arguments, as well as practical skills in programming, hardware, software, and network maintenance.

Mathematics, M.Sc.

The Mathematics Master of Science program at TU Berlin allows you to build upon your undergraduate knowledge, deepening your understanding of mathematical theories, methods, and skills. This program offers significant flexibility, enabling you to tailor your studies to your individual interests and choose a specialization from various fields. You can focus on areas like numerical mathematics, differential equations and functional analysis, stochastics and financial mathematics, geometry and mathematical physics, or discrete mathematics and algebra. Your chosen specialization is further complemented by elective modules, allowing you to explore additional mathematical topics or subjects outside of mathematics.

Mathematics, Science & Learning Technologies PhD

The Mathematics, Science & Learning Technologies (MSLT) PhD program at UMass Amherst is a research-focused doctoral degree. Students in this program delve deeply into one of three specialization areas: mathematics, science education, or learning technologies. The program is designed to prepare graduates for advanced research and academic careers in their chosen field.

Mathematics, with an Optional Specialization in Statistics and Data Analysis - BS

The American University in Cairo (AUC) offers a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics, providing a strong foundation for diverse careers in fields like climate research, data science, cryptography, and artificial intelligence. The program features a comprehensive curriculum covering calculus, discrete mathematics, probability, statistics, differential equations, number theory, optimization, and abstract algebra. Taught by expert faculty, students will develop critical thinking, problem-solving skills, and the ability to analyze complex data and create predictive models. Graduates are prepared for roles as data analysts, actuaries, statisticians, financial analysts, or researchers, and are well-positioned for further graduate studies.

Mathematics. Computer Science. Mechanics Series

The Bulletin of L.N. Gumilyov Eurasian National University, Mathematics. Computer Science. Mechanics Series, is a peer-reviewed academic journal published by the university. It focuses on research in the fields of mathematics, computer science, and mechanics. The journal is published quarterly and aims to disseminate original research findings and theoretical advancements to a global audience of academics and researchers. It features articles presented in English, Kazakh, and Russian.

Mathematics/Financial Analysis and Risk Management (FARM)

The Financial Analysis and Risk Management (FARM) program at the University of Waterloo equips students with strong mathematical, statistical, and analytical skills essential for careers in finance. This challenging program integrates mathematics, statistics, and computer science with business-focused courses like corporate finance, asset pricing, microeconomics, and macroeconomics. Graduates are prepared for roles in financial analysis or risk management and can pursue professional designations such as the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) or Professional Risk Manager (PRM).

Matrix Methods in Data Analysis, Signal Processing, and Machine Learning

This undergraduate course explores the fundamental concepts of linear algebra and their critical role in modern machine learning, particularly in deep learning and neural networks. It bridges theoretical linear algebra with practical applications in probability, statistics, and optimization. The course aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of how these mathematical tools are applied to analyze data, process signals, and build sophisticated machine learning models.

Mature Students - Mary Immaculate College

Mary Immaculate College (MIC) welcomes mature students aged 23 and over who wish to pursue higher education. Whether you left school early for work or are reconsidering your career path, MIC provides alternative entry routes to undergraduate programmes. The college is committed to improving access to education for all, with specific pathways designed for adult learners, including those who may be under-represented in higher education.

MBA

MBA