From big data to corporate finance, intelligence analysis to operational research, professionals with mathematics degrees tackle complex problems in an array of fast-evolving fields. With over thirty faculty members, you will benefit from close working relationships within Montreal, an international research hub in the area of mathematical sciences. By the end of the program, you will have advanced your research skills, and ready to apply mathematical expertise in the industry or pursue doctoral studies. You will benefit from Concordia's association with the ISM (Institut des sciences mathematiques) and the CRM (Centre de recherches mathematiques), by choosing to take courses at any of the four universities in Montreal, register to workshops and participate in collaborative projects throughout your studies. Broaden your research network by participating in seminars and presentations given by leading professors, post-doctoral fellows and adjunct faculty members. You will benefit from Concordia's association with the ISM (Institut des sciences mathematiques) and the CRM (Centre de recherches mathematiques), by choosing to take courses at any of the four universities in Montreal, register to workshops and participate in collaborative projects throughout your studies. Broaden your research network by participating in seminars and presentations given by leading professors, post-doctoral fellows and adjunct faculty members. Students may enter one of the two options below. The choice of the option, the selection of the courses and the topic of the thesis, must be approved by the Graduate Program Director. A full-time student will take at least two courses during the first term. A part-time student will normally take one course during the first term. The course load during subsequent terms will be determined by the Graduate Program Director, in consultation with the student.<br><br>###COVID Alert Message from University – This course is offered online and will continue on campus later.