Students graduating from the Master of Mathematics will be able to:

• Work individually or within a team and learn the initiative spirit and bear responsibility for different circumstances;
• Exploit reasonable and creative thinking, linking introductions to results and problem explaining which require mathematical methods.
• Apply integrated and advanced understanding of a complex body of knowledge in either pure or applied mathematics.
• Explain and transmit mathematical skills, knowledge, and ideas to academic and non-academic audience.
• Pursue advanced studies in the field of mathematics which align with the 2030 Vision of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and the National Transition Program orientations and aspirations.

To become eligible for admission to MSc in Mathematics, candidates have to fulfill the following conditions:

• Student should hold BSc in Mathematics from a university, college or program recognized by the Ministry of Education.
• Student should have obtained overall Grade C (=good) and at least accumulative Grade B (=very good) in mathematics courses in BSc.
• Information on academic and English language requirements, is available from the DGS.

The program’s mission aligns well with the missions of the department, college, and university, promoting a cohesive strategy for advancing academic excellence, supporting research, and enhancing community involvement. The reader can refer to the following file for more details.

In order to apply for the Master Program in Mathematics:

Students should visit the DGS.

University Compulsory Courses

12 Credit hours, Student should choose from the following courses with the consultation of the academic advisor:

MATH 601, MATH 611, MATH 615, MATH 622, MATH 641, and MATH 661.

Selected Courses

12 Credit hours courses may be selected in consultation with the supervisor and with the approval of the department from the list of courses for MSc in Mathematics.

Thesis Courses

Every student is required to earn at least 8 credit hours through a thesis written on a topic approved by the department with the consultation of the supervisor.

For additional information, student should visit

• DGS (Graduate Studies Manuals, Regulations & Forms).
• DGS (Graduate Studies Guideline).
• DGS (Academic Thesis Writing Policy).
• DGS (Academic Affairs Guideline).
• DGS (Academic Procedures).
• DGS (University Student Guideline).
• DGS (Electronic Systems).