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at University of Helsinki · Helsinki, Finland
Duration
2 years
Intake
Autumn
Mode
Full Time
Tuition
EUR 30,000 total
The Master’s Programme in Mathematics and Statistics at the University of Helsinki covers mathematics and statistics and gives a solid basis for applications in these fields. The programme includes advanced knowledge of the fundamentals of mathematics and statistics, advanced methods for complex problems, rigorous mathematical reasoning, and independent research at the level of a master’s thesis.
You select a study track and a specialisation at the beginning of the programme. The study tracks are Mathematics, Applied mathematics, and Statistics. The programme includes a 30-credit Master’s thesis and 5 credits of seminars. Most courses are taught on-site at the Kumpula campus, and some courses are available online or as self-study. Teaching methods may include lectures, problem solving sessions, and peer group work.
The programme is intended for students who want to build fundamental knowledge in mathematics or statistics and use it in academic and industry careers. The University of Helsinki says the ideal background for admission is a Bachelor’s degree in mathematics, statistics, or a similar field.
The ideal background for admission is a Bachelor’s degree in mathematics, statistics, or a similar field.
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It takes 2 years, studied Full Time.
Intakes are in Autumn.
Yes — 2 are listed on the university's Educads page, with eligibility and deadlines.
University of Helsinki is ranked #116 in the QS World University Rankings 2026 and #2 in Finland.
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