Mathematics

Mathematics is a rapidly evolving and expanding field that, in addition to its traditional applications in the physical sciences, is constantly expanding into new areas of knowledge such as biology and social science. The vast advances in computer technology over the last few years, in particular, have given rise to new mathematical disciplines. In light of these considerations, the Department of Mathematics offers a Bachelor’s degree program that is designed to prepare students for graduate study in mathematics or related natural, social, or engineering fields. The program provides a solid foundation for those interested in teaching or research, as well as other science, technology, business, or government fields where mathematics is important.

Throughout the first two years of intensive study, students acquire the basics of abstract mathematics (basic sets theory, analysis, and abstract algebra) and the skill of mathematical thinking.

The major aim of our department is to prepare our students for graduate school in pure mathematics. However, those who wish may continue their career in applied mathematics in areas such as computer science, economics, or business administration

Our department is encouraging and supportive of our students who wish to complete one or two-semester of their education in the universities abroad via Erasmus or some other Exchange Student Program. Currently, in our department, foreign students who came with student exchange programs are also enrolled.