Applied Mathematics

Specialization requirements

In addition to the general requirements, at least four of the courses

Note that even if some of the information about the courses is in Swedish, the courses will be taught in English when required.

Your study plan

Before you start the studies you should contact the program coordinator Hjalmar Rosengren to set up an individual study plan.

The specialization requirements above must be fulfilled before the student can be registered for MMA920 Thesis in Mathematics for the two-year Master Program in Mathematical Sciences, specialization Applied Mathematics.

In the table below you can see when the various required courses and some other appropriate mathematics courses are given. For more options see the complete lists of courses in Mathematics and courses in Mathematical Statistics.

Schedule for some relevant courses

	Specialisation courses	Other courses
Early autumn (HT1)	Applied Functional Analysis Numerical Linear Algebra High Performance Computing
Late autumn (HT2)	Large-scale Optimization (1) Project Course in Partial Differential Equations (2) Project Course in Mathematical Modelling Fourier and Wavelet Analysis (2)
Early spring (VT1)	Computational methods for stochastic differential equations	MMG800 Partial differential equations
Late spring (VT2)	Partial Differential Equations II	MMG511 Mathematical modelling MMG610 Discrete mathematics (1) MMG631 Linear and Integer Optimization with Applications
Master's thesis in Applied Mathematics (MMA920) is normally done at half speed during the second year.

(1) The course is given in academic years starting with a year with an odd number, e.g., 17-18.
(2) The course is given in academic years starting with a year with an even number, e.g., 18-19.

Note that courses with course code MMG are bachelor-level courses.