Technical Mathematics, M.Sc. 12051 en

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4 Semester

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Full-time studies

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Mathematics involves learning different theoretical concepts and techniques, while Applied Mathematics is focused on solving problems. That is precisely where the difference between Pure and Applied Mathematics lies. Applied Mathematics is the study of solving and proving equations, and applying them in a variety of fields, like computer science or engineering. Degree courses in Applied Mathematics teach students how to use mathematical concepts to solve problems and use them in other applied sciences and engineering. Such courses encompass an array of subjects, including Mathematical Modeling and Simulation, Scientific Computing, Statistical Analysis, Probability Theory, Computational Mathematics, Optimization in Finance and Energy, Functional Analysis and others. A degree course in Applied Mathematics enables students to perform calculations, carry out scientific investigations, use mathematical methods, plan and implement strategies and solve problems. Students develop critical-thinking, adaptability, communication, analytical and research skills. Applied Mathematics graduates can find career prospects in the following fields: biostatistics, financial analysis, computer security, education, research, business forecasting, insurance, medical engineering, IT, software development, pharmaceutical manufacturing, communication technologies, financial service and many others.