Estudiar M.S. in Computational Mathematics and Statistics en Duquesne University - Estados Unidos en McAnulty College and Graduate School of Liberal Arts

M.S. in Computational Mathematics and Statistics

Estados Unidos

¿Qué aprenderé?

As a student in Duquesne’s M.S. in computational mathematics & statistics program, you will gain advanced skills and knowledge in areas such as theoretical foundations of mathematics and statistics along with computational methods and practical applications related to data science and other areas of mathematics and statistics. Horizon-expanding electives will teach you about artificial intelligences, machine learning, statistical computing and much more. You will also develop advanced programming skills and gain experience working with large-scale data and high-performance computing systems. You will learn how to use software such as R, Python, SAS and MATLAB to analyze data and draw conclusions, develop algorithms to solve mathematical problems, learn how to use numerical methods to solve problems and analyze algorithms for accuracy and efficiency. You'll also learn how to apply statistical methods and machine learning algorithms to analyze and interpret data and explore parallel computing and distributed systems toward more efficient processing of large-scale data and complex mathematical problems.

¿En cuál departamento estoy?

McAnulty College and Graduate School of Liberal Arts

Opciones de estudio

a tiempo completo (4 semestres)

Costos de estudio
US$26.568,00 por año
Food cost (Basic Plan) - 7172
Fecha de inicio

Agosto 2026

Lugar

Pittsburgh

600 Forbes Avenue,

Pittsburgh,

Pennsylvania,

15282, Northeast, United States

a tiempo completo (4 semestres)

Costos de estudio
US$26.568,00 por año
Food cost (Basic Plan) - 7172
Fecha de inicio

Mayo 2026

Lugar

Pittsburgh

600 Forbes Avenue,

Pittsburgh,

Pennsylvania,

15282, Northeast, United States

Requerimiento de entrada

Para estudiantes internacionales

Although Computational Mathematics and Statistics is an interdisciplinary program encompassing applied mathematics, statistics, and computer science, we do not expect applicants to have a background in all three of these disciplines. However, we do expect that students applying for the program will have already demonstrated proficiency in undergraduate majors-level STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) courses.

We require a TOEFL score of 80 and also IELTS score of 6.5.

Applications for the fall semester completed by the preceding March 1 will receive full consideration for financial aid via assistantships.

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