Specializations are packages of advanced electives organized around application-driven themes. The program offers several specializations that allow you to build on the core curriculum:
- Mathematics of AI and Machine Learning
Master the mathematics behind artificial intelligence and machine learning, including analysis, geometry, stochastics, and combinatorics.
- Network Mathematics
Shape the networks in transport, energy grids, supply chains, online platforms, and social networks. Use mathematical and algorithmic tools to analyze, predict, and design.
- Mathematics and Computing for the Sciences
Model, simulate, and analyze natural and engineered systems using differential equations, geometry, numerical algorithms, computing, stochastic processes, and AI.
- Mathematics for Digital Technologies
Solve modern challenges in chip design, digital communications, and quantum technologies using discrete mathematics, algorithms, coding, cryptography, optimization, and graph theory.
SPECIALIZATIONS:
The program Industrial and Applied Mathematics offers several specializations. You can pick a specialization once you started the program (so you do not need to make the decision when you apply).