During the training process, students acquire both knowledge and skills in fundamental sciences, as well as knowledge and skills in the use of information technologies and modern mathematical methods. The acquired knowledge and skills not only ensure flexibility and adaptability of graduates and successful implementation in the labor market, but can also serve as a background for training in doctoral programs in mathematical analysis, mathematical modeling and application of mathematics, computer science, differential equations, algebra, etc.

To enroll in the program, applicants must have completed an OKS "Bachelor" and/or "Master" degree in the following Professional Directions:

4. "Natural Sciences, Mathematics and Informatics" and

5. "Technical Sciences".

The curriculum and course syllabi are developed in accordance with European standards through extensive international cooperation. The training includes: fundamental mathematical disciplines, core subjects (mechanics, computer systems, financial mathematics), and modern mathematical methods and computer technologies applied in various fields (engineering, economics, biology, medicine, etc.)

The specialty "Applied Mathematics and Informatics" is among the top 5 specialties with the highest average insured income for graduates in the country according to the rating system for higher education institutions.

Employment of graduates:

• Research, analysis, statistical analysis, modeling, simulation, optimization, automation;
• Development of system and applied software;
• Planning and management

in various fields:

• technical,
• design,
• manufacturing,
• social,
• financial and insurance,
• medicine,
• ecology,
• information technology
• management,

economic.