Master of Engineering Mathematics
Eskilstuna, Sweden
Master degree
DURATION
2 years
LANGUAGES
English
PACE
Full time
APPLICATION DEADLINE
EARLIEST START DATE
Sep 2026
TUITION FEES
STUDY FORMAT
On-Campus
Key Summary
About: The Master of Engineering Mathematics (MSc) at Mälardalen University is a 2-year postgraduate programme in Sweden that builds knowledge and understanding in applied mathematics, statistics, algorithms, numerical simulation, and quantum computing. You'll choose a specialization and study core courses such as applied matrix analysis, wavelets, quantum computing, and a 30-credit degree project. Teaching centers on problem‑solving lessons and student‑led seminars to strengthen critical thinking, intercultural communication, modeling, and presentation skills. Keywords: applied mathematics, computational mathematics, differential equations, automation, data analysis.
Career Outcomes: You can pursue development or research roles, continue to doctoral studies, work in communication technology, robotics, finance.
Get your MSc in math while studying in Sweden
Gain knowledge and a deep understanding of mathematics to put you in high demand in the labor market. Through this program in math, you'll learn all of the skills to develop new technologies for a more sustainable society.
The program has been developed to allow you to choose a specialization, giving you the choice to focus on your areas of interest. You'll learn to master mathematical methods and applications in statistics, information technology, computer science, energy technology, robotics, and financial mathematics.
This 2-year MSc mathematics degree will consist of:
Year 1
- Mathematics/Applied Mathematics:
- Applied Mathematics, 7.5 credits
- Applied Matrix Analysis, 7.5 credits
- Mathematics of Internet, 7.5 credits
- Wavelets, 7.5 credits
Year 2
- Mathematics/Applied Mathematics:
- Applied Algebraic Structures, 7.5 credits
- Quantum Computing and Information, 7.5 credits
- Project in Mathematics II, 7.5 credits
- Degree Project in Mathematics, 30 credits
You'll also choose from a variety of electives related to applied mathematics, analysis, simulation, differential equations, and automation and theory of computation. Studies will center around problem-solving lessons and seminars. The seminars are prepared by the students in groups and are presented to the class. This approach will help strengthen your critical thinking, intercultural communication, and presentation abilities.
Year 1
- Mathematics/Applied Mathematics 50%
- Elective - Mathematics/Applied Mathematics, Computer Science and/or Energy Engineering 50%
Year 2
- Mathematics/Applied Mathematics 87,5%
- Elective - Mathematics/Applied Mathematics or Computer Science 12,5%
Upon successful completion of your math courses, you'll receive a master of science degree.
With your degree from the Master's programme in Engineering Mathematics, you will have many opportunities for a good career. In combination with the technological skills acquired from previous studies, you will have the expertise necessary to develop and create new technological solutions. The development of future technologies is dependent on and based on the use of mathematical methods and calculations.
On completion of the programme you can, for example, work with development or research in your own business or a Swedish or multinational company that uses mathematical or statistical methods, calculations and algorithms in its technological solutions. There will also be a good opportunity after completing the programme to continue as a doctoral student at Mälardalen University or at another university either in Sweden or abroad.
Specialists in engineering and mathematics are in high demand on the modern labour market, within many areas and companies, for example communication technology, information technology, internet and computers, robotics, banks and insurance companies, engineering and consulting firms, construction companies, medical companies and energy companies, as well as within the public sector when it comes to medicine, health care and education, among others.