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Management Mathematics
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Management Mathematics – UCA in Bratislava
Graduates of the Bachelor’s program in Management Mathematics (MMN) have broad knowledge of mathematical disciplines: mathematical analysis, linear algebra, differential equations, numerical methods, probability theory and statistics, which they receive from qualified teachers, mainly FMFI employees.
Programming and work courses with mathematical and statistical software are also an organic part of the training.
The second pillar of graduate education is a modern education in management, marketing and finance, provided by the Faculty of Management of the University of Bratislava, as well as FMFI UK employees, especially in the field of mathematical methods in finance and management.
During their studies, graduates can choose from a wide range of specialized subjects in compulsory electives and courses that allow them to gain specific knowledge in the following areas:
- application of mathematical statistics in the world;
- programming skills focused on statistical methods in insurance and banking;
- knowledge of modern marketing;
- broad understanding of financial markets, investments, asset management and other aspects of banking and financial activities.
Core subjects
- Probability and statistics.
- Ordinary differential equations.
- Numerical Methods.
- Money and banking.
- Differential equations in Matlab.
- Financial mathematics.
- Nonlinear optimization.
- Mathematical statistics.
- Operational management and logistics.
- Actuarial mathematics.
- Computer statistics.
Employment
Graduates of the Management Mathematics curriculum have good language skills (English is an obvious requirement) and, thanks to the quality and content of education, acquire the ability to think accurately, which can be useful in several areas of public practice. For example, in banking and insurance (data processing, statistical analysis, analysis and programming of specific economic applications) or in quantitative modeling of various economic and social phenomena.
The most typical examples of mathematical managers are managers at basic and average levels of management in private and public companies or public authorities.
Upon graduation, graduates will be prepared to study at the same faculty, master’s programs at the Faculty of Management or at the University of Economics.
Admission requirements
Applicants will be accepted according to the results of the entrance exam in mathematics.
Have a certificate of knowledge of the Slovak language level B1
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