Mathematics

The academic bachelor study programme Mathematics is designed to qualify students for solving hard mathematical problems arising in industry, in the public sector and in sciences.

At the same time, graduates of the programme are equipped with the core knowledge necessary for studies in the second cycle.

Mathematics is the link between natural sciences, engineering, social sciences and computer sciences. Therefore, any graduate of Mathematics should be able to model a practical problem mathematically, qualitatively analyse the obtained mathematical problems, conceive algorithms to solve them, implement those algorithms using appropriate programming tools, analyse and present the results.

Graduates are eligible for employment in the technology and logistic sector of the economy, banks and insurance companies, research and planning institutions, technology parks and the public sector.