Focus, educational goals
The aim of the program is to give students a broad range of theoretical knowledge in the field of Algebra, Geometry, Topology and to create practical skills for application and solving problems. On the one hand, the students expand their mathematical awareness, get an idea of the interaction between the different parts of Mathematics. On the other hand, they specialize in a particular chosen area.
Training (knowledge and skills)
The Master's programme prepares specialists of excellent theoretical knowledge in the field of Аlgebra, Geometry and Topology. It develops the skills to solve theoretical or applied tasks, analyze and absorb new information and its transformation in a form that is convenient for solving tasks. Students learn about the practicalities of the practice and the range of their applicability. Algorithmic and programmatic implementations of theoretical constructs are considered if possible. The systematization of scientific information and the formulation of new tasks are stimulated. Depending on the chosen subject, the students specialize in modern, developing areas of Algebra, Geometry and Topology.
During their studies students may be instructed to conduct seminars at the Faculty of Mathematics and Informatics. In this way they prepare for possible assistant work on the chosen specialty.
Professional competence
Upon completion of the Master program, students have acquired knowledge and skills for correct and rapid orientation in practical and theoretical mathematical tasks. They can apply the knowledge acquired to solve specific practical industrial or informational tasks, as well as continue with the development of abstract scientific research. The basic training enables students to formulate plausible hypotheses and look for natural opportunities to professional career. Self-thinking is an important prerequisite for formulating new research tasks.
Professional realization
MS in Algebra, Geometry, Topology can be employed as specialists in the search for mathematical solutions to specific economic or information problems. For the best students, the Master’s program is a starting point for writing a dissertation and obtaining the Doctor’s degree. Part of the students can continue their development as assistant professors at the Faculty of Mathematics and Informatics.