Mathematics

Mathematics, as it is commonly defined, is a branch of science that fosters the development of scientific thinking and forms the foundation of all positive sciences. Mathematics is used everywhere, from human relationships to social relations, from professional groups to nature itself. Mathematics is an indispensable tool for understanding the world and the universe we live in.

This program covers mathematical subjects such as analysis, algebra, geometry, differential equations, number theory and topology, as well as computer subjects such as data structures and algorithms, programming languages, databases and operating systems. The Mathematics Program also responds to the growing need for a well-trained, qualified workforce in the software field. As the Department of Mathematics, our goal is to educate graduates equipped not only with a strong theoretical foundation in mathematics but also with applications of mathematics and computer skills.

Our department has 2 Professors, 2 Associate Professors, 4 Assistant Professors, 3 Lecturers and 4 Research Assistants. The department's limited student quota allows for a strong bond and one-on-one dialogue between students and faculty members.

Our graduates can pursue careers in sectors such as academia, banking, finance, information technology, R&D, software and education, with titles such as academic staff member, analyst, analysis and reporting specialist, information technology specialist, project manager, business intelligence specialist, systems analyst, researcher, software development specialist and mathematics teacher.