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Frequently Asked Questions

Q. Can I study financial mathematics in the doctoral program?

A. There have been some recent theses on financial mathematics, but these are in the minority. The main focus of the doctoral program is pure mathematics. The department also offers a Master's Degree in Mathematical Finance.

 

Q. Can I study applied mathematics in the doctoral program?

A. Theoretically, but such students would be better off in the Applied Physics and Applied Mathematics Department.

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