Mathematics Undergraduate Program

Mathematics Undergraduate Program

The Undergraduate Program in Mathematics is not currently admitting new students; however, it aims to provide high-quality mathematics education that enhances the analytical and quantitative skills of its current students and to educate qualified mathematicians who are capable of understanding and solving complex problems they will encounter in professional life.

The first two years of the Undergraduate Program in Mathematics mainly consist of fundamental mathematics, basic physics, and computer courses, while the final two years include advanced mathematics courses as well as elective courses in computer science and engineering. Through the courses offered, students acquire a solid foundation in mathematics while also having the opportunity to develop their knowledge and skills in different disciplines.

Students who successfully complete the program may pursue a minor or a double major in the undergraduate programs of Economics, Information Technologies, Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Industrial Engineering, and Computer Engineering.