Mathematics

What is taught in this field

Students of Mathematics study number theory, algebra, mathematical analysis, geometry and topology. Courses in probability theory and mathematical statistics, differential equations and numerical methods are also included. The programme develops logical thinking, the ability to work with abstract concepts and to solve problems step by step. In many universities, the basics of programming and computer modelling are studied as well.

Who will the graduate become

Graduates may work as mathematics teachers, researchers, analysts, programmers, or specialists who work with economic models. Graduates of pedagogical programmes teach in general secondary and secondary specialised schools and academic lyceums. University graduates can work in research laboratories, projects and analytical departments.

Where you can work

Graduates have wide opportunities in education: schools, lyceums and colleges, higher education institutions and research institutes. Mathematical analysis is also in demand in banks and insurance companies, finance, economics and statistics services, IT companies, industrial enterprises and state administration bodies. With the development of the digital economy, the need for data analysis specialists keeps growing.

Who it suits

This field suits applicants who enjoy logical thinking and working with numbers and formulas. Important qualities include interest in exact sciences, attentiveness, patience and the drive to solve problems independently. If you dream of teaching or research, this programme gives a solid foundation. Check admission requirements and entrance exam subjects with your chosen university in advance.