43 Applied Mathematics Master's Degree Programs

The complex nature of contemporary challenges often requires interdisciplinary solutions, and therefore needs professionals with the ability to connect theory and practice, who can solve problems collectively across traditional disciplinary boundaries.

The Fundamental and Applied Mathematics Track (MFA) delivers extensive training in mathematics, developing skills ranging from pure mathematics such as algebra, analysis or geometry to more applied mathematics such as scientific computing, probability or statistics. The acquired skills will prepare you to model and understand complex phenomena that arise in fields like finance, biology or physics.

This program offers a wide range of basic and more specialized courses in applied mathematics. This allows students to build a personalized curriculum adapted to their academic and professional projects and focus in the second year in the following areas: Statistics, Finance, and Actuarial science; Mathematical Modeling; Probability and Finance or Data Sciences.

The program offers up-to-date knowledge in areas of applied mathematics related to modeling with partial differential equations.

The Master in Mathematics and Applications aims to provide students with a solid foundation in the main areas of applied mathematics (deterministic and stochastic modeling, optimization, control systems, statistics, scientific computing), ensuring the right balance between theory and practice.

Become a mathematical problem solver able to tackle challenging issues from technology to healthcare. Can you predict when something goes viral? How do you model 5G? What happens in your brain when an epileptic seizure occurs? These questions all have one thing in common: mathematics is the way to come up with answers.

The GREEN Graduate Program - Mathematics, Modeling and Applications to Energy and Environment (M2A2E) research graduate program aims to form experts with up-to-date knowledge of advanced skills in Applied Mathematics, Statistical and Machine Learning Methods, and Scientific Computing to elaborate, analyze, and simulate mathematical models arising from issues and predicted impacts in energy and environment.

This master's program focuses on deeper knowledge of various mathematical disciplines and their algorithmic aspects. The student can specialize either in Mathematics for Information Security or in Computer Geometry. Mathematics for Information Security focuses on deepening theoretical knowledge of number theory, probability theory, theory of boolean functions, complexity theory, theory of elliptic curves, and computer algebra applied to some of these subjects. Attention is also given to practical aspects such as internet security, standards in cryptography, and legal aspects of data security. Computer Geometry deepens theoretical knowledge in various algebraic and geometric subjects together with their applications in the geometry of computer vision and robotics, computer graphics and image processing, optimization methods, and relevant applications of numerical linear algebra.

The Master in Industrial Mathematics (M2I)* is a fusion of two official degrees, the Master in Mathematical Engineering, taught by the Universities of Santiago de Compostela, A Coruña and Vigo, and the Master in Industrial Mathematics, taught by the Carlos III University of Madrid.

The Department of Applied Mathematics of the Universitat Politècnica de València and the departments of Algebra, Geometry and Topology, Mathematical Analysis and Applied Mathematics of the Faculty of Mathematics of the Universitat de València offer an interuniversity master's degree with an academic and research orientation that is fundamentally aimed at , to the preparation of the student with a view to the future realization of a doctoral thesis. In fact, this master's degree is the training period for the PhD in Mathematics, a UPV-UV interuniversity program with a Mention towards Excellence and, once the master's degree is completed, there is direct access to the research period of said doctoral program.

The degree program "Advanced Mathematics for Applications" is designed to provide both a solid theoretical background and advanced tools, for modeling in many fields for instance finance, image processing, and data analysis, just to cite a few. In the mentioned activities, the numerical approach is considered as well.

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 master's degree in Industrial Mathematics (M2i), of an inter-university nature, provides training oriented towards the construction of solutions to industrial problems, specializing in Numerical Modeling and Simulation technologies, highly demanded, and has the collaboration of more than 60 companies that provide real cases to carry out the master's degree projects.

The master's degree in Pure and Applied Logic is designed to provide advanced training in logic, in both its pure and applied forms. Successful students will have to chance to take their first steps in research in the principal areas of logic, pursue further studies, or move into professional careers.

With the Master's Degree in Mathematics Applied to Engineering and Computing, you will receive unique and differentiating training, with a view to joining the labor market of large international companies, since the analytical capacity and interpretation of simulations is one of the most in-demand characteristics. in the industry.

The technology we use in today's society is to an ever-increasing extent based on mathematical models and calculations. Analysis with Mathematical Physics gives you a comprehensive education in mathematics, aimed at mathematical physics. You study courses in complex analysis, distribution theory, and partial differential equations