Mathematics for Engineering

In addition to solid mathematical and statistical skills, you will acquire knowledge in physics, engineering, and computer science. You will therefore develop the ability to build theoretical models and process data derived from experiments or big data. This will enable you to identify the most appropriate mathematical representation of the mechanisms underlying industrial processes, natural phenomena, and social and economic systems. You will leverage this knowledge to analyze and simulate systems, finding the right solution to design or management issues.

The bachelor's degree program in Mathematics for Engineering, which naturally continues into the master's degree program in Mathematical Engineering, aims to offer a rigorous yet flexible education that will allow you to fully leverage your problem-solving skills in an ever-changing work environment.