Master's and PhD programs
To ensure that students acquire the ability to access, evaluate, and interpret knowledge by conducting scientific research, with foundational and applied mathematics knowledge.
Aimed to be established as an interdisciplinary program, the Mathematical Engineering Evening Non-Thesis Master's Program aims to enable professionals from different disciplines to take an active role in the engineering, economics, informatics, and service sectors.
To provide the student with the ability to conduct independent research, to analyze and interpret scientific phenomena from a broad and deep perspective, and to determine the necessary steps to achieve new syntheses.
Graduate programs are conducted within the Graduate School of Natural and Applied Sciences. Application, registration, and academic calendar information can be followed on the graduate school's own website.
