Mathematics
Prague, Czech Republic
- Degree type
- Master of Science
- Duration
- usually two years
- Languages
- English
- Pace
- Not verified
- Study format
- Not verified
- Application deadline
- Not verified
- Earliest start
- Not verified
- Tuition
- Not verified
Subject: Mathematics and Statistics
Introduction
Master's programme at the Faculty of Mathematics and Physics aimed at a deep understanding of higher mathematics and its application to real-life problems. Study branches range from pure abstract mathematics to applied fields such as computational mathematics.
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