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Professional Masters
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Professional Masters
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Professional Masters
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This programme aims to engage enthusiastic and motivated Mathematics students in innovative research, both in pure Mathematics and its applications in Computer Science. It is designed for students with a strong background in Mathematics or closely related disciplines. In particular, the programme serves as a valuable stepping stone for students intending to pursue PhD studies or research roles at universities and research institutes. Some research projects within the programme will explore new directions in neural networks and artificial intelligence (AI), with potential applications in industry. The importance of interdisciplinary research is highlighted in the UK’s Research and Development Roadmap, which encourages innovative collaborations between mathematical sciences, biomedical research, and computing technologies.
Applicants should normally hold a first- or second-class honours degree in Mathematics or a closely related discipline. Highly motivated graduates from Computing or other relevant fields with strong backgrounds in Mathematics and theoretical Computer Science are also encouraged to apply.
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Domestic
£9,000 per year
Students from Domestic
Accommodation fees - Residence - Hunter Street - Hailsham House - Number of rooms - 40 - Weekly rate - 155 Standard room.
£15,750 per year
Students from International
Accommodation fees - Residence - Hunter Street - Hailsham House - Number of rooms - 40 Weekly rate - 155 Standard room.
Birmingham City University