COURSE CURRICULUM

The Master of Science in Mathematics offers a wide range of options that allow students to tailor their studies according to their academic interests and career goals. The program includes both general mathematics and specialized concentrations such as Applied Mathematics and Statistics, each available in thesis and non-thesis formats. This flexibility enables students to focus on theoretical foundations, practical applications, or research-based learning depending on their chosen path.The thesis options are designed for students interested in advanced research, academic careers, or pursuing a PhD, as they involve in-depth study and completion of a research thesis. In contrast, non-thesis options emphasize coursework and practical skills, making them suitable for students planning to enter the workforce in fields like data analysis, finance, engineering, or technology. Some pathways also include a minor, allowing students to broaden their knowledge in a secondary area of study. Overall, the program provides strong training in mathematical concepts, analytical thinking, and problem-solving, preparing graduates for diverse opportunities in both industry and academia.