Master of Mathematics, University of Saskatchewan

Saskatoon, Saskatchewan

24 Months

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About this course

The University of Saskatchewan offers graduate programs in Mathematics including the Master of Mathematics (M.Math.), Master of Science (M.Sc.), and Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.). These programs are designed to deepen your understanding of mathematical sciences, with options for project-based or thesis-based study. The programs are built to provide a strong foundation in core mathematical areas and enable students to pursue original research or advanced coursework. Whether you choose a project involving investigations beyond undergraduate curriculum or a thesis contributing original research, these programs aim to prepare students for diverse career paths across numerous sectors tied to mathematics and its applications.

Why this course is highly recommended

This program is highly valuable for students passionate about deepening their mathematical knowledge and engaging in cutting-edge research. It connects theoretical foundations with real-world applications in fields such as engineering, social sciences, and technology. The faculty's expertise in diverse areas and the opportunity to work on original research or advanced projects enable students to build a strong academic and professional profile, opening up pathways to careers in academia, research, industry, and beyond.

Specialisation

Within the Department of Mathematics and Statistics, students can specialise in Pure Mathematics, Applied Mathematics, or Discrete Mathematics. Some students might also work across multiple specialisations, combining techniques from different areas such as pure and applied math. The program offers various research topics including algebra, analysis, combinatorics, geometry, mathematical physics, machine learning, number theory, graph theory, and more, supporting a broad spectrum of mathematical interests and expertise.

Course fees

Application fees

6.85L

1st year tuition fees

6.85L

Living cost

Degree requirements

The MSc and PhD programs require relevant honours degrees or master's degrees respectively, with a minimum average of 70% in the last two years of study. For the MSc, students must have an equivalent four-year honours degree from a recognized university in an appropriate discipline. PhD applicants must already hold a master's degree or equivalent. Proof of English proficiency may be required for international students or those whose first language isn't English.

English language test

IELTS

6.5

TOEFL

PTE

DUOLINGO

115

Career prospects

Graduates of these mathematics programs are well-positioned for careers in academia, research institutions, technology, bioinformatics, finance, data analytics, and other sectors that require advanced mathematical skills. The strong research component and exposure to various mathematical disciplines prepare students for roles that involve problem-solving, data analysis, and innovative modeling.

FAQs

What are the application deadlines?

The deadline to start in September is January 15, 2025.

What funding options are available?

Admitted students are automatically considered for Graduate Teaching Fellowships, which start at at least $19,000 CAD for MSc and $22,000 CAD for PhD. External funding applications are also encouraged.