The Master in Applied Computational Mathematics will be prepared to integrate various employment sectors such as industrial, technological, financial, and consulting. For example, they will be qualified to pursue careers in the following areas:

• big data analysis;
• operations planning and process optimization;
• development of technological systems and services;
• risk and investment analysis;
• information analysis and management;
• bioinformatics technology;
• environmental and energy consulting;
• manufacturing industry.

The option of distance learning meets the needs of contemporary students and keeps pace with developments in the job market.