Description

Type

Master
Location

Barcelona (Spain)
Duration

2 Years

Start date

October
Credits

120

Held by 5 universites. Erasmus Mundus master.

MathMods is a joint master of science's programme in Mathematical Modelling in Engineering among five European universities: L'Aquila (Italy), Barcelona (Catalonia/Spain), Gdansk (Poland), Hamburg (Germany) and Nice (France), in a word The MathMods Consortium. Our MSc is aimed at satisfying the need of experts that may be able to apply rigorous mathematical modelling and computational techniques to solve problems in all areas of engineering.

Facilities

Barcelona (Spain)

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About this course

Requirements

Bachelor's Degree or a degree at the same level of an academic Bachelor's Degree, for instance its equivalent from a college, university, or technical school of high standing, or 180 ECTS credits in the European system in: Applied Mathematics, Mathematics with a good background in Physics, Physics with a good background in Mathematics, Engineering with a large background in Mathematics and Physics. English language certificate.

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Anand Narayanan Krishnamoorthy

5.0

01/09/2012

What I would highlight: I am an Erasmus Mundus masters student in mathematical engineering (MATHMODS) at University of Gdansk (Poland), presently performing my Master Thesis in Institute of Computational Physics, Universität Stuttgart, Germany. for my MSc, I chose an interdisciplinary program with strong roots in engineering mathematics. The exposure to abstract mathematical subjects has provided me considerable background to explore topics like Classical Simulation, Computational Nanotechnology and DFT techniques during my master’s program. I have also acquired experimental experience in using scanning electron microscope, during my one semester stay in LMR lab (Tours-France). I have performed fatigue and fracture analysis of steel. As a Mechanical Engineer I posses commendable cleanroom experience, since I had to perform various experimental studies during my coursework. I am currently doing my Master Thesis in the field of Computational Biophysics in ICP.

What could be improved: I liked everything

Would you recommend this course?: Yes

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Subjects

Mathematical models in sciences
Stochastic modelling and optimization
Advanced computational methods in material science
Modelling and simulation of complex systems
Mathematical modelling applications to finance

Teachers and trainers (3)

Aureli Alabert

Partner coordinator

Professor of Statistics and Operations Research at the Faculty of Sciences, Autonomous University of Barcelona

Bruno Rubino

Partner coordinator

Professor of Mathematical Analysis at the University of L'Aquila.

Jaroslaw Rybicki

Partner coordinator

Professor of Theoretical Physics at the Faculty of Technical Physics and Applied Mathematics, Gdansk University of Technology.

Course programme

The FIRST YEAR is common for all students. This will guarantee an equal knowledge platform within the whole group of students. Students will spend their first semester (focused on Theory) at the University of L'Aquila (Italy) and their second semester (centred on Numerics) at the University of Hamburg (Germany).

The SECOND YEAR is dedicated to Applications - and is divided into five paths, which reflect each partner's field of excellence - as well as to the preparation of the Master's thesis. Students will spend their third and fourth semester at one of our 5 partner universities, according to the mobility scheme they will be assigned.

1st Semester: Theory (UAQ, Italy)
2nd Semester: Numerics (UHH, Germany)
3rd Semester: Applications 1 of our 5 partners

Mathematical models in life and social sciences (UAQ, Italy)
Stochastic modelling and optimization (UAB, Spain)
Advanced computational methods in material science (GUT, Poland)
Modelling and simulation of complex systems (UHH, Germany)
Mathematical modelling applications to finance (UNS, France)

4th Semester: Thesis (Same as 3rd Semester)

Additional information

Application for Category A Scholarships: January 15
Application for Category B Scholarships: January 15
Selection meeting: January
Notification of the pre-selection lists: February 15
Final decision from EACEA: April 30
Application without Scholarship: April 30
Courses will start on: October

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