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Master's Program in Applied Mathematics

Master advanced mathematical methods and applications through a rigorous curriculum at EPFL.

Best for:Best for quantitative graduates seeking rigorous training in mathematical modeling, statistics, and scientific computation.

Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne · Lausanne, Switzerland · R1 · First-stage researcher
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Applied MathematicsNumerical AnalysisProbability and StatisticsOptimizationScientific Computing
This is a masters position — not a PhD studentship.
Deadline
December 15, March 31
Funding
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2 years
Start date
flexible
Location
Lausanne
Switzerland

Overview

The Master's program in Applied Mathematics at the Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) focuses on advanced mathematical methods and their practical applications. Offered through the School of Basic Sciences, the curriculum covers core areas such as analysis, probability, statistics, optimization, and scientific computing. Students develop rigorous problem-solving skills to tackle complex real-world challenges across diverse scientific and industrial domains. The program also requires a hands-on industrial internship to ensure practical professional experience.

Applied MathematicsMathematical ModelingNumerical AnalysisStochastic ProcessesData AnalysisOptimization

What you'll do

  • Complete advanced coursework across core mathematical disciplines including analysis, probability, and statistics
  • Learn to formulate and solve complex mathematical models for industrial and scientific problems
  • Engage in computational and numerical analysis using advanced scientific computing tools
  • Fulfill a mandatory industrial internship to gain practical, hands-on professional experience
  • Complete a 120 ECTS master's curriculum culminating in a master's thesis project

Requirements

Degree required: Bachelor of Science or equivalent in Mathematics or related quantitative field

Degree offered: Master of Science (MSc) in Applied Mathematics

Language: English; proficiency required for coursework and academic communication

Instruction: English

Required skills
  • Strong foundation in undergraduate mathematics, calculus, and linear algebra
  • Proficiency in mathematical reasoning and abstract problem-solving
  • Basic programming and computational skills for mathematical applications
Nice to have
Prior coursework in probability, statistics, or numerical analysisFamiliarity with scientific programming languages such as Python, MATLAB, or C++
Eligibility
  • Hold an appropriate bachelor's degree meeting EPFL admission standards

Funding & terms

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How to apply

Deadline: March 31

Applications must be submitted online through the official EPFL master's admissions portal. Ensure all required academic transcripts and supporting documents are uploaded before the specified deadline.

Documents required
  • CV
  • BSc transcripts
  • Diploma certificate
  • Motivation letter
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School of Basic Sciences
Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne
Switzerland
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