Master's in Mathematics & Statistics in Japan
There are 6 master's Mathematics & Statistics programmes for international students across 4 universities in Japan. Browse the full list below, compare entry requirements, and explore scholarships to fund your studies.
Advanced Sciences and Technology (Master's Program) - Special Entrance Examination for International Students
Hiroshima University's Graduate School of Advanced Sciences of Engineering (Master's Program), Advanced Sciences of Engineering Course, offers a special entrance examination for international students residing outside of Japan. This program aims to cultivate individuals with advanced academic research capabilities and specialized professional skills, contributing to sustainable development and the resolution of regional and global challenges. The program offers a wide range of specializations within advanced science and technology, including mathematics, physics, earth and planetary systems science, chemistry, applied chemistry, chemical engineering, electrical systems and control, mechanical engineering, transportation and environmental systems, architecture, civil and environmental engineering, information science, smart innovation, and interdisciplinary science and technology. Students are encouraged to engage in cutting-edge research and interdisciplinary studies.
Master's Program in Mathematics, Hiroshima University
The Department of Mathematics at Hiroshima University offers a graduate program focused on advanced studies and research in various fields of mathematics. The program is primarily conducted by faculty from the School of Science and the School of Integral Arts and Sciences. Students can delve into areas such as Algebra, Geometry and Topology, Mathematical Analysis, Probability Theory and Mathematical Statistics, and Geometric and Algebraic Analysis. While specific research subjects are listed, students are encouraged to explore their own research interests. The department has a strong international outlook, regularly hosting visiting professors from abroad and admitting international students who pursue doctoral degrees. Students benefit from excellent resources, including a comprehensive mathematics library, which is considered one of the best in Japan. A well-organized computer network is also readily accessible to all graduate students, facilitating research and study. The program aims to foster a deep understanding of mathematical principles and to equip students with the skills for advanced research.
Frequently asked questions
How many Mathematics & Statistics programmes are there in Japan?
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6 across 4 universities, listed on this page.
Can international students apply?
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Yes — these programmes admit international students; check each programme's entry requirements and language of instruction.