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This two-year professional degree equips students in mathematical sciences for careers in modern industry or business. Participants gain comprehensive training in applied mathematics and scientific computing, explore mathematics-related topics in science and engineering, and participate in collaborative group projects. Graduates have successfully obtained positions with organizations of all sizes, from local businesses to multinational corporations.
The Applied Mathematics Master's Program specifically prepares graduates for thriving careers in today's industrial and business environments. The curriculum consists of three key elements:
a foundational set of graduate-level applied mathematics courses within the Mathematics and Statistics Department,
elective advanced courses from other disciplines,
a team-based applied scientific research project.
The department's graduate courses focus on Analytical Methods, Numerical Methods, and Probability/Statistics, providing students with deep expertise in advanced applied mathematics.
Recognizing the interdisciplinary nature of Applied Mathematics, students are advised to enroll in courses beyond their home department. These electives are tailored to individual interests and backgrounds, with recent selections including Computer Science, various Engineering disciplines, Physics, and Management Science. These external courses demonstrate real-world applications of mathematical techniques by professionals. External department courses require program director approval to qualify for the MS degree requirements.