This plan is for a Master of Science and Technology in Mathematics.

The total number of units of credit required for the program is 48. The program consists of seven approved lecture courses, each worth 6 UOC and a compulsory project, also worth 6 UOC. The project consists of either a critical review of the literature in a specific field of mathematics, or a short research project supervised by a staff member. Students are also required to participate in relevant departmental seminars.

With the approval of the Head of School of Mathematics, a student may substitute one or more of the lecture courses for a reading course supervised by a member of staff. Again with approval, a student may subsitute a maximum of three graduate courses from a relevant discipline outside the School of Mathematics.

PLease note that not all courses are necessarily offered each year and the courses offered in any particular year will be described on the School's website. Each candidate's proposed program of study requires the approval of the Head of the School of Mathematics.

For more information, please contact the School of Mathematics. A direct link is provided above.