MSc Mathematics

at University of Chester

You will be taught about the development of mathematical systems and how they are used to simulate and better understand real-world systems. You will also be introduced to a variety of theoretical tools (both modern and classical) for analysing and solving such systems, whether it be exactly or approximately. Additionally, you will be introduced to industrially used software that is utilised to simulate such systems, and will have the chance to embark on a large research project for your dissertation.

Modules
 

• Functional Analysis
• Mathematical Ecology
• Numerical Methods: Convergence & Stability Theory
• Partial Differential Equations
• Research Dissertation
• Research Methods and ICT for Mathematics
• Stochastic Calculus, Stochastic Differential Equations and Applications

Home Students
 

• Applicants would normally be expected to hold a Mathematics-related first degree (minimum of 2:2 honours).
• Applicants may be interviewed prior to acceptance on the course to ensure that they have the necessary mathematical background.

International/EU Students
 

• Applicants would normally be expected to hold a Mathematics-related first degree (minimum of 2:2 honours).
• Applicants may be interviewed prior to acceptance on the course to ensure that they have the necessary mathematical background.

International/EU Students

full course fee: £13,450

The University of Chester offers generous international and merit based scholarships for postgraduate study, providing a significant reduction to the published headline tuition fee. You will automatically be considered for these scholarships when submitting an application and any award given will be shown on your offer letter.

Examples of destinations of previous students on the programme include: MPhil/PhD study (including industrial-based projects), data science and modelling roles in industry (including the pharamaceutical industry), commerce and the public sector, roles in financial instutions, teaching and education, IT.