Program Overview

Program Overview

The Master's program in Computational Mathematics aims to provide students with a comprehensive education in mathematical modeling of industrial and business problems. The program combines a solid mathematical foundation with excellent technical training in computer science, preparing students for the use of sophisticated computer tools and providing them with the ability to abstract that comes with in-depth knowledge of mathematics.

Program Details

• Duration: 60 credits
• Places: 10
• Modality: Virtual
• Practices: Integrated practices, including obligatory internships, entrepreneurship, job orientation, international practices, etc.
• Group Size: Reduced groups to maximize class benefits

Curriculum

The program includes a range of courses designed to equip students with the necessary skills and knowledge in computational mathematics. The curriculum is structured to provide a balanced education in theoretical and practical aspects of the field.

Admission and Access

Information on the admission profile, offer of places, and processes of pre-enrollment, waiting lists, and enrollment can be found in the program's admission section.

Study Plan

The study plan outlines the subjects, schedules, faculty, title competencies, master's coordination, and other relevant details.

Final Master's Project (TFM)

Details on the TFM, including information and regulations, as well as the repository of previous years' projects, are available.

Post-Graduation

The program offers various professional exits and profiles, as well as options for continuing education.

Quality of the Title

Access to the memory, quality systems, reports, indicators, and satisfaction of interest groups for this master's program is provided.

Regulations

A link to all regulations of this master's program, including evaluation, permanence, recognition, etc., is available.

Related Studies

• Master's in Intelligent Systems: 60 credits, 40 places
• Master's in Secondary Education, Vocational Training, and Language Teaching: 60 credits, 180 places

Conclusion

The Master's program in Computational Mathematics at the Universitat Jaume I is designed to provide students with a comprehensive education in mathematical modeling and computational skills, preparing them for a variety of professional paths in industry, research, and education. With its balanced curriculum, integrated practices, and reduced group sizes, this program offers a unique opportunity for students to develop their skills and knowledge in a supportive and challenging environment.