MATHEMATICS MASTER DEGREE
MATHEMATICS FOR APPLIED SCIENCES, INDUSTRY AND SERVICES TRACK
Today’s reality poses application problems and technological challenges of considerable difficulty and of a highly multidisciplinary nature, in which a mathematical approach is becoming indispensable. Research and industry, processes and services, biological phenomena and natural dynamics, climate and the environment; all these require professionals with innovative mindsets and skills. Constant scientific and social progress is increasingly demanding application of these qualities to modelling, simulation, interpretation, resolution and optimisation of complex systems.
Our Mathematics for Applied Sciences, Industry and Services Master Degree Programme offers students a modern training approach: a flexible package of models, methods, algorithms and computational techniques enriching traditional mathematical training. The result? A solid and reliable core enveloped in advanced, adaptable and spendable specialisation.
Experience and competence are acquired through curricular courses in the areas of probability and statistics, mathematical physics, numerical analysis, operational research and computer science. The teaching programme is completed by laboratory activities, internships and theses, with possible Erasmus exchanges and internship grants, in collaboration with established and recognised international partners. The courses also prepare students for admission to PhD programmes in applied mathematics sectors and may be held in English.
The training programme includes the following common compulsory courses:
- Foundations of higher analysis (MAT/05) 12 CFU
- Foundations of higher geometry (MAT/03) 12 CFU
- Computational mathematics laboratory (MAT/08) 6 CFU
- Probability II (MAT/06) 6 CFU
A further 36 course credits must be chosen from the complementary courses shown below. Choosing
- Combinatorial optimization (MAT/09) 6 CFU
- Statistics I (SECS-S/01) 6 CFU
- Approximation theory and practice (MAT/08) 6 CFU
automatically results in approval of the study plan.
A further 18 course credits must be chosen from the complementary courses shown below.
The track also includes an activity chosen from:
- Laboratory of mathematics 6 CFU
- External internship 6 CFU
It is completed by 12 free-choice course credits and the final test for 30 credits.
Complementary courses
- ADVANCED ALGORITHMS (INF 01) 6 CFU
- APPLIED DYNAMICAL SYSTEMS (MAT/08) 6 CFU
- APPLIED STATISTICS AND DATA ANALYSIS (SECS-S/01) 6 CFU
- APPROXIMATION THEORY AND PRACTICE (MAT/08) 6 CFU
- COMBINATORIAL OPTIMIZATION (MAT/09) 6 CFU
- COMPUTER SCIENCE III (INF/01) 6 CFU
- FINANCIAL MATHEMATICS (SECS-S/06) 6 CFU
- GENERAL THEORY OF DYNAMICAL SYSTEMS (MAT/01) 6 CFU
- HIGHER ANALYSIS (MAT/05) 6 CFU
- LOGIC FOR APPLICATIONS (MAT/01) 6 CFU
- MATHEMATICAL PHYSICS (MAT/07) 6 CFU
- MODERN PHYSICS (FIS/01) 6 CFU
- NUMERICAL METHODS FOR DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS (MAT/08) 6 CFU
- PARTICLES AND FUNDAMENTAL INTERACTIONS (FIS/01) 6 CFU
- PHYSICS INSTRUMENT AND MEASUREMENT LABORATORY (FIS/01) 6 CFU
- QUALITATIVE THEORY OF DYNAMICAL SYSTEMS (MAT/05) 6 CFU
- RESEARCH BASED PHYSICS EDUCATION EXPERIENCE PREPARATION (FIS/08) 6 CFU
- STATISTICS I (SECS-S/01) 6 CFU
- STATISTICS II (SECS-S/01) 6 CFU
- STOCASTIC DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS (MAT/06) 6 CFU
- SYSTEM THEORY FOR CONTROL (ING-INF/04) 6 CFU
Complementary courses offered in the academic years 2021/22, 2023/24 etc.:
- ALGEBRAIC GEOMETRY II (MAT/03) 6 CFU
- ALGORITHMS AND MODELS FOR DECISIONS (MAT/09) 6 CFU
- COMPLEMENTS OF MATHEMATICS (MAT/04) 6 CFU
- HIGHER ALGEBRA II (MAT/02) 6 CFU
- HIGHER GEOMETRY (MAT/03) 6 CFU
- HISTORY OF MATHEMATICS (MAT/04) 6 CFU
- NUMBER THEORY (MAT/03) 6 CFU
- QUANTITATIVE FINANCE (SECS-S/06) 6 CFU
- SET THEORY (MAT/01) 6 CFU
- TIME SERIES ANALYSIS (SECS-S/03) 6 CFU
- TOPOLOGY II (MAT/02) 6 CFU
Complementary courses offered in the academic years 2020/21, 2022/23 etc.:
- ALGEBRAIC GEOMETRY I (MAT/03) 6 CFU
- ALGEBRAIC TOPOLOGY (MAT/03) 6 CFU
- COMPUTATIONAL GEOMETRY (INF/01) 6 CFU
- ENTROPY AND DYNAMICAL SYSTEMS (MAT/02) 6 CFU
- FOUNDATIONS OF MATHEMATICAL LOGIC (MAT/01) 6 CFU
- FOUNDATIONS OF MATHEMATICS (MAT/04) 6 CFU
- GRAPH AND GAME THEORY (MAT/09) 6 CFU
- HIGHER ALGEBRA I (MAT/02) 6 CFU
- MATHEMATICS EDUCATION (MAT/04) 6 CFU
- TOPOLOGY I (MAT/02) 6 CFU