Mathematics for Natural Sciences

Overview

Key topics include dynamic systems and chaos, complex analysis, theoretical physics, and differential geometry. Students also acquire core skills in the field of stochastics, covering elements such as statistical methods or stochastic differential equations.

Your Benefits

• Internationally-oriented, interdisciplinary degree program

• Opportunities to tailor the program to fit your needs and interests

• Wide range of business and industry-related Master’s theses topics.

Graduates of the Master’s degree program in Mathematics for Natural Sciences offered by Johannes Kepler University Linz can pursue a variety of professions, particularly in areas requiring the development and application of new mathematical methods as well as computer software based on the most recent scientific developments and findings. Graduates are in high demand and are qualified to work at:

• Research & Development institutions at companies, industry, and in the public sector

• Companies requiring the mathematical modeling of processes

• Companies providing financial services, such as banks and insurance firms

• Companies in the fields of software development and information technology

• Universities, other post-secondary educational institutions, and non-university research institutions