The Master in Mathematics (60 credits) is clearly different from the 120 credit Master in Mathematics ; although it only takes a year of study, it is inspired by the same objectives, but aims in a more modest way to build on and refine the training in the bachelor’s degree. It is designed to provide general training of a high quality in important areas of mathematics.
The programme comprises core subjects of 30 credits and optional subjects (30 credits).
The only university training directly accessible from the 60 credit Master is teacher training (30 credits). It is also possible, in one year, to gain the 120 credit Master in Mathematics. This gives access to doctorates and Advanced Masters. Students’ attention is drawn to the fact that this progression will require the submission of two dissertations and may require up to 15 credits for additional courses.
