19 Applied Mathematics Masters in Sweden

Master in Computational Science

As a student in the Master Programme in Computational Science you will gain further knowledge in your areas of interest in science, with a particular focus on how computers and numerical computations can be used as tools in scientific investigation. Computer simulations based on mathematical and statistical models play a key role in natural sciences and engineering in the search for new understanding and new products.

Master in Mathematics

Mathematics plays a central role in computer science, modern technology and natural science, as well as in newer fields such as financial mathematics and biostatistics. You may choose among one of the master programme’s five different specializations, depending upon your particular interest. At the Department of Mathematics in Uppsala, you will meet students and tutors filled with enthusiasm for mathematics and you will be able to take part in the very active research groups’ seminars.

Master in Statistics and Data Mining

There is a rapidly increasing demand for specialists who are able to exploit the new wealth of information in large and complex datasets to improve analysis, prediction and decision making. The programme focuses on modern developments in the intersection of statistics, artificial intelligence and database management, providing the participants with unique competence in the labor market.

Master in Applied Mechanics

Chalmers University of Technology

The aim of this programme is to provide an internationally competitive education and prepare students for a professional career in any area of engineering and development. This requires an advanced knowledge of modelling, computational and experimental issues in applied mechanics.

Master in Statistics

Stockholm University

Statistics is an important science and an essential tool in social planning as well as in almost all empirical sciences; examples include research in pharmacology, biology, economy, and psychology. Statistics is also used in industry when developing new products, production planning, and controlling quality of produced items.

Master in Mathematical Statistics

Stockholm University

The Master’s programme in Mathematical Statistics is a two-year programme that turns towards those that have a Bachelor’s degree in Mathematics or Mathematical Statistics and want to extend their knowledge in Mathematical Statistics. The programme is an excellent preparation for graduate studies, but can also give, depending on direction of studies, a solid foundation for a professional career within the private or public sector.

Master in Applied Mathematics

Stockholm University

Applied mathematics is a branch of mathematics that is concerned with mathematical theory and methods typically used in the application of mathematical knowledge to other domains, as distinguished from applications of mathematics within science and engineering.

Master in Applied and Engineering Mathematics

KTH Royal Institute of Technology

The Master’s Programme in Applied and Engineering Mathematics (N5TeAM) provides students with the knowledge of how to apply mathematics and problem-solving in a wide range of fields. Students study at two universities, graduate with a double degree and gain all-round mathematical skills.

Master in Business Intelligence

Dalarna University

Business Intelligence is the collective term for skills, technology, applications and methods of a systematic and scientific nature which an organisation can use to better understand its busienss activities and its environment.

Master in Computer Science: Algorithms, Languages and Logic

Chalmers University of Technology

Computer systems are becoming increasingly powerful and intelligent, and they rely on increasingly sophisticated techniques. To master the complexity of these systems, it is essential to understand the core areas of computer science.

Master in Financial Mathematics and Finance

Stockholm University

There are many different kinds of investors on the financial market today, not only big companies, banks and financial institutions but also private persons investing in different kinds of securities directly or through funds. Recently, trade with financial derivatives; securities, e.g. options, that are connected to other securities, e.g. stock, has increased.

Master in Scientific Computing

KTH Royal Institute of Technology

The Master’s programme in Scientific Computing is given by the CSC School (Computer Science and Communication) at KTH, Stockholm, Sweden. It is hosted by the numerical group within the CSC School and has been given since autumn 1997.