Applied Mathematics - Master’s Year 1

The Advanced Mathematics major within the master year 1 Mathematics and Applicationsoffers a rigorous program in the fields of analysis and probability. It is primarily intended for students who wish to pursue a Master's degree in research and then move on to academic or industrial research.

Built on a foundation of required courses in analysis (optimization, functional analysis, calculus of variations) and probability (discrete and continuous processes) — some of which are shared with the Actuarial Science and Statistics major— the program offers a selection of electives that provide exposure to geometry and dynamical systems, statistics, machine learning, numerical methods, or partial differential equations.
Students are also introduced to fundamental or applied research through a year-long group project supervised by a faculty member, culminating in the writing of a thesis.

Nearly all lectures and tutorials are conducted in English, and a fully English-language track is available.

​Training objectives :

• Gain a solid foundation in applied mathematics, particularly in analysis and probability
• Explore the research process in mathematics and engage with open and current problems
• Foster an openness to other areas of mathematics (statistics, dynamical systems, machine learning, partial differential equations).