COURSE CURRICULUM

The BSc in Applied Mathematics and AI at Schiller International University offers a comprehensive curriculum designed to prepare students for the challenges of applied mathematics and artificial intelligence across various industries. Students can study in Paris or Madrid, gaining a blend of general education, technical knowledge, and industry-focused skills. The program develops expertise in solving technical problems, applying design and development principles to software systems, and using mathematical and computational methods to address complex issues in science, engineering, and business. Students learn to design data-driven solutions, combining statistical, software engineering, and machine learning techniques, while mastering computer science and statistical data analysis methods, including data extraction, visualization, and preparation. The curriculum also explores human-AI collaboration, ethical technology use, and the positive societal impact of innovation. General education courses cover foundational subjects such as programming, mathematics, public speaking, foreign languages, big data, and behavioral psychology. Knowledge area courses delve deeper into statistics, object-oriented programming, database systems, data analytics, machine learning, artificial intelligence, computer security, stochastic processes, and multivariate statistics, alongside integrative and capstone projects. Electives allow for specialization in leadership, sustainability, negotiation, economics, marketing, financial mathematics, and organizational psychology. Graduates leave equipped with technical proficiency, analytical capability, global perspective, and practical experience, ready for careers in AI, data analysis, and advanced problem-solving roles.