Mathematics opens the door to a wide range of career paths: from research in mathematics through to working in biology, climate change or finance. In all walks of life, analytical skills are in high demand. The Master's specialisations in Mathematics offer a large selection of courses, allows you to specialise according to your interests and includes interdisciplinary tracks.
Specialisations
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Mathematics opens the door to a wide range of career paths. This Master's allows you to build your own tailor-made programme and to specialise in a broad range of fields, within pure mathematics, applied mathematics and mathematical physics.
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In Science, Management and Innovation (SMI) you will gain expertise addressing societal challenges, work towards the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and learn to speak in the languages of policy and business.
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How can we improve the interaction between science and society? What societal and ethical responsibilities do scientific experts have? What does it take for scientific knowledge to make an impact outside of the laboratory? If you are interested in question like these, enrol in this Master’s specialisation to learn how science and society shape each other and how to make science better—for us.
Thinking of getting a teaching qualification?
Are you interested in obtaining your first-degree teaching qualification in mathematics, while also broadening and deepening your subject knowledge? The (Dutch-only) Two-year Educational Master's in Mathematics combines mathematics subjects, didactics and internships, which trains you to become a teacher for secondary or higher education.
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This Dutch-taught pre-Master's is specially developed for Econometrics and Physics students who would like to pursue a Master's in Mathematics.
