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A research-based Master of Science programme combining advanced coursework with an experience conducting original research in mathematics.
This programme is offered by the Division of Mathematical Sciences at NTU's School of Physical and Mathematical Sciences.
Applicants must satisfy the following criteria:
- BSc in Mathematics, Mathematical Sciences, or a very closely related discipline (for those with degrees in other fields, see below). If the university has an honours system, at least second-upper class honours, or the equivalent, is required.
- For the PhD programme, applicants may optionally have a MSc degree in Mathematics or a related discipline, but this is not mandatory. If the university has an honours system, at least second-upper class honours in the MSc degree, or the equivalent, is required.
- International applicants must have GRE General Test scores or GATE scores. A GRE subject score in mathematics is welcome but not required.
- International applicants who are not native English speakers must have TOEFL scores or IETLS scores.
There
are two application periods each year: October to January (for
admission in August), and June to July (for admission in January). Most
students are admitted during the first period.
The programme has a minimum candidature period of 1 year, and a maximum of 3 years. Students must complete 12 Academic Units of coursework and complete a research thesis.