There are 3 Master's in Mathematics (MSc) options:
The Actuarial Science option is a program devoted to actuarial mathematics. It offers a grounding in research for students planning to continue their studies at the doctoral level, in addition to preparing students for careers as mathematicians or actuaries.
The Pure Mathematics option offers further training in fundamental mathematics and an introduction to research. It prepares students to continue to the doctoral level or for a career in college-level teaching or as a mathematician.
The Applied Mathematics option builds on knowledge acquired at the undergraduate level. It also offers an introduction to research for students planning to continue to the doctoral level, in this discipline or in such related applied fields as engineering, physics, computer science and economics. This option can also lead to careers in college-level teaching or as mathematicians.
Students who have completed the second term of their Master's degree as well as all of the required courses in their program of study could pass to the PhD program without having to write a Masters thesis.
- Fall and winter admission
- Limited enrolment
- Daytime classes
- Full-time and part-time
- Credits:
- With thesis: 45, including 29 for research and writing
- Without thesis: 45, including 21 for an internship
- An undergraduate average of at least 3.0 out of 4.3 is required for admission to the program
- Option of switching to a doctorate after 1 year
Questions about this program?
Robert Gwyn Owens (Responsable du programme) : Tél. : 514 343-2315
Marie Lyne Martel (TGDE) : Tel.: 514 343-6686
The + of studying mathematics at the Université de Montréal!
- Our faculty includes international leaders in several major areas of mathematics and data science, including analysis and spectral theory, machine learning and artificial intelligence, biomathematics, algebraic geometry, geometry and topology, number theory, and mathematical physics.
- The Department of Mathematics and Statistics is a member of the Institut des sciences mathématiques ( ISM ), a consortium of 8 Québec universities that facilitates collaboration and supports excellence in training and research in mathematical and statistical sciences.
- An especially rich scientific milieu thanks to the presence in the same building of the Centre de recherches mathématiques, an international hub that organizes theme years, offers a lecture series and hosts a wide variety of visitors and postdoctoral fellows.
- The Séminaire de mathématiques supérieures, an annual summer school, and mathematics seminars given by graduate students, for students.
- Financial support may be available from the Department, the Université de Montréal or various federal and provincial organizations (NSERC, FQRNT, etc.).
- An exciting research setting with more than one hundred experienced researchers.
- Access to a variety of specialized software, including Mathematica, MATLAB, Maple, Sage, GNU Octave, Maxima, and more.
- The University of Montréal is among the best universities in the world according to the QS Rankings.
