The Master in Mathematics at the University of Luxembourg is a flexible high-standard curriculum that is close to the real needs of the students and the job market. Devoted to excellence, it offers a great variety of advanced courses enabling students to choose from three career-driven options: General Mathematics, Industrial Mathematics, and Financial Mathematics.
Strengths
Curricula designed in cooperation with representatives from industry and banks
Teaching team committed to the highest pedagogical quality
Hands-on Luxembourg-based training and internships with selected partners
Job-oriented options:
General Mathematics
Industrial Mathematics
Financial Mathematics
Study and career opportunities
Doctoral Programme in Mathematics and Applications at the University of Luxembourg
Mathematicians are needed in all institutions and companies, including public sector and higher education institutions, banks, industries, etc.
Learning outcomes
Prove mastery of the relevant mathematical methods, further develop them and adapt them to new contexts.
Demonstrate a broad understanding of several areas of advanced mathematics and of their interrelations.
Analyze complex problems of other fields of science and technology, plan strategies for their resolution, and apply notions and methods of (pure and applied) mathematics to solve them.
Apply a wide repertoire of probabilistic concepts, computational science techniques, and engineering-oriented methodologies of modern financial and industrial mathematics to real-life problems, and formulate suitable solutions.
Approach other related areas of knowledge and recognize interconnections.
Communicate mathematical information accurately and efficiently both to younger students or the public at large, as well as to an expert audience.
Cooperate effectively in a team and work independently.
Function professionally and give proof of open-mindedness, dynamism, competence, sense of responsibility, and willingness to take leadership if needed.
Manage risk appropriately and handle failure in a constructive manner.
Hone continuously their own personal and professional qualities, in particular via life-long and self-directed learning.
Admission requirements
Bachelor or equivalent with at least 180 ECTS in mathematics or similar discipline
Language: level B2 in English
Application
EU students: February - July
Non-EU students: February - April
Program at a glance
Duration: 4 semesters (120 ECTS)
Registration fees: 200 € / Semester
Languages: EN
Campus: Belval
Application period:
EU: February-July
Non-EU: February-April
Contact: mmath@uni.lu