Master's

Applied mathematics

Wrocław University of Science and Technology
Wrocław, Poland English (Check official programme page) Taught
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Tuition
€2,000/semester
Duration
18 Months
Intake
Spring Semester
Deadline
Closed 2026
Closed for 2026 intake. Next deadline not yet verified.

About the Program

Field of study: Applied Mathematics The programme, offered by the Faculty of Pure and Applied Mathematics and run in a cooperation with the Hugo Steinhaus Center, is based on educational standards of the European Consortium for Mathematics in Industry (ECMI) that is confirmed by the status of ECMI Teaching Center Wrocław University of Science and Technology obtained in 2014. The curriculum is oriented towards real-life applications and industrial problems in educational style and contents. The goal of the studies is the real world applied mathematics education of specialists who are well prepared not only for work in the international financial institutions or enterprises, but also for any situation in which the creative thinking is needed. The graduates have no problems with finding good jobs in the finance and insurance or industrial sectors in Poland and abroad. The MSc diploma offers an opportunity to continue education at Ph.D. studies. The programme offers four main specialties: » Financial and Actuarial Mathematics » Mathematics for Industry and Commerce » Data Engineering » Modelling, Simulation and Optimization SEMESTER 1 » Economathematics » Partial Differential Equations with Applications in Physics and Industry » Life Insurance Models » Social Elective Subject » Foreign Language » Elective Course » Elective Course SEMESTER 2 » Optimization Theory » Agent-based Modelling of Complex Systems » Social Elective Subject » Foreign Language » Elective Course » Elective Course » Elective Course SEMESTER 3 » Diploma Thesis » Diploma Seminar » Elective Course Elective Courses » Financial Risk Management » Computational Finance » Insurance Models for Industry » Reserves in Life and Non-life Insurance » Risk Management in Insurance » Numerical Methods in Differential Equations » Introduction to Applied Fluid Dynamics » Perturbation Methods » Applied Functional Analysis » Non-linear Methods » Introduction to Inverse Problems » Free Boundary Problems » Diffusion Processes on Complex Networks » Analysis of Unstructured Data » Statistical Packages » Computer Simulations of Stochastic Processes » Estimation Theory » Mathematical Image Processing » Queues and Communication Networks » Advanced Topics in Dynamic Games » Operations Research » Optimal Control » Introduction to Big Data Analytics » Data Mining » Machine Learning » Introduction to Compressed Sensing JOB PROSPECTS The graduates will have obtained knowledge in mathematics and economics/finance; experience in pricing financial and actuarial contracts, modelling, simulation and optimisation, computational methods and data science. They will be prepared for solving problems in the financial/actuarial and industrial sectors and gaining information from the literature and other sources. They will possess organisational skills and experience necessary for a professional career in research units, industry and at universities and colleges.

Eligibility & Requirements

  • Bachelor's degree in a related field
  • English (Check official programme page)
  • Competitive academic record (GPA)

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Polish public universities offer low tuition (€1,000–4,000/year). The Polish government runs the Stefan Banach scholarship program for students from Eastern Europe and Central Asia.

Stefan Banach Scholarship (NAWA)

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Work & Stay

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What happens after you graduate

Official info

Work while studying

Unlimited hours

EU student visa holders can work without restrictions. Non-EU students can work up to 20 hours/week on a student visa.

Student pay rate

PLN 30.50/hour

National minimum wage. Most student jobs in Warsaw pay PLN 25–35/hour.

Stay after graduation

12 months

Temporary Residence Permit for Job Search — One-year permit to stay and find work after graduation. Must apply within 30 days of graduation.

Path to residency

5 years

Permanent residency after 5 years of continuous legal residence.

Average graduate salary

PLN 6,500/year

Approx. €1,500/month. Warsaw tech sector averages PLN 10,000–15,000/month for software roles.

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