Postgraduate

In Galway (Ireland)

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Description

  • Type

    Postgraduate

  • Location

    Galway (Ireland)

  • Duration

    1 Year

Participating students are given the opportunity to develop their skills in different areas of mathematics, applied mathematics, statistics, and mathematical modelling by taking advanced level courses. They study five courses each semester chosen from a catalogue of appropriate courses. They also undertake a supervised project working in close collaboration with an academic member of staff during which they are trained in various research techniques and gain an insight into some current area of Applied Mathematics research.

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Galway (Ireland)
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About this course

Entry requirements

MSc: candidates for this programme must have achieved a second class honours or better Level 8 degree in mathematics or the equivalent as determined by the School. IELTS score of 6.0+ (with not less than 5.5 in any one component).

HDipAppSc: a Level 7 primary degree with commendation or distinction in Applied Mathematics, or an equivalent to be determined by the School. IELTS score of 6.0+ (with not less than 5.5 in any one component).

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Course programme

Course overview

MSc: this one-year taught masters in mathematics introduces students to advanced topics and concepts. Although it prepares students for advanced research degrees, graduates are also in demand in the financial and semi-state sectors.

The programme content is dynamic and research-led. Each year, a distinct theme is selected, and designed to offer an insight into new and emerging areas of research mathematics.

Course outline

MSc: students take four courses per semester. Throughout the year, students work on a minor dissertation on a topic of current interest, during which they receive training in modern research techniques, as well as developing presentation and report-writing skills.

The School offers a lively environment for studying a masters. There are several weekly research seminars on topics in various areas of mathematics. Students are also encouraged to participate in the workshops hosted by the School's de Brún Centre for Computational Algebra.

Career opportunities


Graduates have found employment in financial institutions, business firms and semi-state bodies.

Mode of Attendance : Full-time

Mathematics

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