Master of Mathematical Modelling (MMathModel)
Maths
A course by
University of Auckland
Equip yourself with advanced mathematical and computational techniques to model complex real-world phenomena such as transport, epidemics, or climate change.
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Core skills this course teaches
Develop interdisciplinary mathematical modelling skills
Gain competence in applying mathematical methodologies to solve complex real-world problems across various domains.
Master advanced computational and analytical tools
Acquire expertise in computational techniques, tools and methodologies for building and analysing mathematical models.
About This Course
The Master of Mathematical Modelling (MMathModel) at the University of Auckland provides students with expertise in mathematical and computational techniques essential for modelling phenomena in areas like transport over networks, epidemiology, and climate science. The programme includes core Engineering Science and Mathematics courses, a research project, and a broad range of electives, preparing graduates for specialist roles across sectors requiring interdisciplinary mathematical skills. The programme is available as a 120- or 180-point pathway.
Course Content
- Core courses in Engineering Science and Mathematics
- Elective courses in Engineering Science, Mathematics and Physics
- 45-point research project
- Advanced computational techniques
- Realistic modelling techniques
- Fundamental theoretical principles
Entry Requirements
Must meet admission requirements for postgraduate study at the University of Auckland.
Likely requires an undergraduate degree in mathematics, engineering science, physics, or a related discipline.
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