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104 Master's degrees in Computational Mathematics

When considering Computational Mathematics programmes, it's essential to look at the range of tuition fees. The lower-end tuition fee, represented by the €1,585, provides an idea of the minimum cost you might expect. On the other hand, the €59,045 gives you a sense of the higher costs associated with some programmes. The €18,651 offers a middle ground, representing the typical tuition fee you might encounter. It's also worth noting that 10% of programmes fall into the affordable category, making it possible to find a programme that fits your budget. Additionally, 4% of Computational Mathematics programmes are offered online, providing flexibility for those who need it.

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Computational and Applied Mathematics Universidad Carlos III de Madrid

4,1(127)Madrid, Spain Top 10% in Worldwide

They offer a master degree in Computational and Applied Mathematics at Universidad Carlos III de Madrid. 

Master Full-time On-campus
1 year$5,573/yr

Computational Physics Stockholm University

4,0(89)Stockholm, Sweden Top 2% in Worldwide

In the Master's Programme in Computational Physics at Stockholm University you will learn how to translate a mathematical model of a physical phenomenon into a robust computer program and then how to analyse the results from your calculations.

M.Sc. Full-time On-campus
2 years$13,949/yr

Statistics The University of Arizona

4,2(48)Tucson, United States Top 3% in Worldwide

The mission of the Statistics programme from The University of Arizona is to develop the next generation of data scientists, trained to meet the challenges of modern interdisciplinary data extraction, analysis, and interpretation. 

M.Sc. Full-time On-campus
1 year$36,000/yr

Combinatorics and Optimization University of Waterloo

4,1(95)Waterloo, Canada Top 3% in Worldwide

We offer a master degree in Combinatorics and Optimization at University of Waterloo. Combinatorics is the study of discrete structures, and related algorithms. We might be interested in these things for their own sake, or because of potential applications to real world problems. Optimization deals with determining the values of variables that maximize or minimize an objective.

Master Full-time +2 On-campus
2 years$10,787/yr

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