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The graduate acquires in-depth knowledge in the field of mathematics and computer science, demonstrates the ability to construct mathematical models and can apply advanced information technology tools to solving mathematical problems. The graduate is able to use acquired knowledge and skills in various disciplines depending on the chosen specialty.
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY:
Graduates of the specialization in mathematical computer science, the specialization in mathematics with computer science in economics and the specialization in mathematics with computer science in finance and insurance can find employment in companies where capital decisions play an important role. Graduates of the mathematical modeling specialty - in companies implementing new technologies. On the other hand, graduates of the teaching specialty acquire qualifications enabling them to work as teachers of mathematics at school.
Admission to second degree studies is restricted to persons who hold the title of master’s degreee (MSc), engineer, bachelor’s degree (BSc) or equivalent.
The candidates are admitted according to the ranking list based on the adjusted score indicated on the completed studies diploma and the compatibility or relatedness of completed studies with the selected second degree course.
If the completed course :
A first degree course is compatible with the selected second degree course if it is the same type of course (with the title bachelor’s degree (BSc), engineer or equivalent.
Related courses are: astronomy, physics, computer science and econometrics, data engineering.
In the case of the same place in ranking list an additional criterion is the adjusted score of a diploma examination grade.
The final grade, grades for the completed courses and the mean grades (S) granted according to grading systems in other schools and universities are adjusted to the final grade, grades and mean grades (N) according to the grading system used in the University of Zielona Gora according to the following formula: N = 3 ( S-m) / (M – m) + 2, where M is the maximum and m is the minimum (pass grade/qualifying) grade used in the other schools or universities.
