Program Overview

Master Program in Mathematics

The Master's program in Mathematics at VU Amsterdam offers students the opportunity to specialize in pure mathematics, focusing on one of three classical subfields: algebra, geometry, and number theory; analysis and dynamical systems; or probability and statistics. Alternatively, students can choose one of two specialization tracks in applied mathematics: biomedical mathematics or data science and optimization. The program also includes an education specialization, which enables students to teach mathematics at the secondary school level and share their passion for mathematics with future scientists.

Program Details

• Language: English
• Duration: 2 years
• Study Type: Full-time/Part-time
• Description: The program allows students to discover the versatility and unexpected applications of mathematics. With a Master's degree in Mathematics, graduates can pursue a fascinating (international) career. Their analytical mind and problem-solving abilities make them valuable to various employers, both within and outside the academic world. Alumni work in research, finance, technology, healthcare, and many other sectors, for example, as modelers or analysts.

Specializations

• Pure Mathematics: Students can specialize in one of three classical subfields:
  • Algebra, geometry, and number theory
  • Analysis and dynamical systems
  • Probability and statistics
• Applied Mathematics: Students can choose one of two specialization tracks:
  • Biomedical mathematics
  • Data science and optimization
• Education Specialization: Enables students to teach mathematics at the secondary school level.

Career Opportunities

Graduates of the Master's program in Mathematics can pursue careers in various fields, including research, finance, technology, healthcare, and education. Their analytical and problem-solving skills are highly valued by employers, making them versatile professionals in the job market.

Program Structure

The program is designed to provide students with a deep understanding of mathematical concepts and their applications. It includes a range of courses and research opportunities that allow students to specialize in their area of interest.

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