37 Applied Mathematics Masters in United Kingdom

Master in Medical Statistics

This course aims to train students from a variety of academic backgrounds to work as statisticians in various sectors including higher education, research institutions, the pharmaceutical industry, central government and national health services.

Master in Finance (Major: Quantitative Finance)

The MSc Finance (major: Quantitative Finance) is designed principally for postgraduates whose work in banks and other financial institutions requires knowledge of statistical (particularly econometric) and quantitative approaches to risk and derivatives.

Master in PGDip Quantitative Finance

The Postgraduate Diploma in Quantitative Finance is designed principally for postgraduates whose work in banks and other financial institutions requires knowledge of statistical (particularly econometric) and quantitative approaches to risk and derivatives.

Master in Management Science (Operational Research)

London School of Economics and Political Science

This MSc will give you a firm grounding in OR techniques and enable you to develop interests in theoretical or applied areas of your choice. This includes the opportunity to study new developments in mathematical programming, system dynamics and decision analysis.

Master in Materials for Energy Systems

Cranfield University

Equipping students with knowledge and skills that will enable them to solve a wide range of energy materials technology and engineering problems to minimise operational risks and maximise process reliability, and ensure a more sustainable future.

Master in Mathematics and Computational Science

The University of Manchester

The MSc in Mathematics and Computational Science is aimed at using advanced computational methods to investigate and simulate the behaviour of physical phenomena.

Master in Environmental Statistics

University of Glasgow

This programme will equip you with the skills needed to begin a career as a professional statistician supporting research on the environment; previous study of statistics is not required. Probability Statistical inference Introduction to R Regression models Introduction to population studies Sampling and databases Generalised linear models Time series Environmental statistics Spatial statistics Data analysis Professional skills Data-analysis project (leading to a dissertation)

Master in International Master's in Mathematics and Its Applications

University of Kent, Canterbury Campus

Students whose mathematical background is insufficient for direct entry to the MSc in Mathematics and its Applications may apply for this course. The first year of the programme has been designed to give students a strong background in mathematics, equivalent to the Graduate Diploma in Mathematics. This is followed by the MSc in Mathematics and its Applications.

Master in Applied Instrumentation and Control

Glasgow Caledonian University

New developments in sensor technologies, instrument commuication, networking and information processing offer many opportunities to enhance business performance through improved production, systems' optimisation and asset management.

Master in Operational Research

University of Southampton

Operational Research (OR), involves applying a wide variety of (mailnly) quantitative methods and approaches in order to tackle real-life problems in organisations. The various OR techniques are taught in two semesters between October and June.

Master in Modelling and Management of Risk

Brunel University

Analysing market conditions, industry needs and the emerging regulatory requirements, shows that there is a fast growing requirement global requirement for professionals with skills in risk and optimisation modelling.

Master in Financial Market Analysis

University of Hertfordshire

There is an increasing demand for people with numerate skills in modelling and an understanding of financial markets to work in financial centres around the world.