Master (MA&MSc)
Budapest

Applied Mathematics – BME

Budapest University of Technology & Economics (BME)
Start monthSeptember, February
Semesters4
Application periodFebruary and September 2027 intakes

Price

7 000
eur/year (2 semesters)

Course Description

The two-year MSc program in Applied Mathematics offers a comprehensive understanding of applied mathematics that is highly competitive in both academic and non-academic arenas. This program allows for specializations in Stochastics and Financial Mathematics. Theoretical courses are primarily instructed by internationally renowned scholars from our university, while practical courses are delivered by industry and finance experts who actively apply mathematical principles in their work. Students in our MSc program have the opportunity to engage in cutting-edge research projects at the Department of Stochastics, a leading research center in this field that hosts our MSc studies, or collaborate with our partner companies.

Both specializations place significant emphasis on probability theory and statistics, making it essential for students to have an interest in these domains and beneficial if they possess a background in them. Foundational courses are available for those who require them. Graduates of our program enjoy excellent career prospects, including opportunities in the research sector where they can pursue PhD studies at our university or other esteemed institutions in the US or Europe. Alternatively, they can secure well-compensated positions at top banks, insurance firms, consulting companies, or within various industries in the commercial sector.

LevelMaster (MA&MSc)
Start years2027
Start monthSeptember, February
Semesters4
Application periodFebruary and September 2027 intakes
English levelB2
Language certificate requestedIELTS min. 5.0 Cambridge B2 First (FCE) min. 160 TOEFL iBT min. 72 Trinity Integrated Skills In English (ISE) min. ISE II TOEIC Listening min. 400 / Reading min. 385 TOEIC Speaking min. 160 / Writing min. 150 Pearson Academic (PTE) min. 29 OR: a Medium of Instruction Certificate
CityBudapest
Budapest

Budapest University of Technology & Economics (BME)

BME has taught in English since 1984 and today offers 8 bachelor's and 19 master's programs in English. Four Nobel laureates studied at the university.

Founded in 1782

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