Mathematics graduates earn a median $43,687 Across 1,228 US programmes, two years after finishing
See the degree grade →An 8‑semester undergraduate programme in the Faculty of Science that trains students in mathematical methods applied to finance, industry and research. It suits students aiming for careers in actuarial science, data analytics, optimization or academic teaching, with options to specialise in four focused tracks.
Teaching covers core mathematical theory and applied topics directed at finance, industry and data. The curriculum includes subjects such as Population Dynamics, Portfolio Optimization, Quality Control, Financial Econometrics, Nonlinear Programming and Biostatistics. Students choose one of four specialisations:
The publicly provided page does not list specific admission criteria. Prospective applicants should consult the university admissions office or official programme page for up‑to‑date entry rules, application procedures and any required documents or examinations.
Graduates move into roles consistent with their specialisation. Typical pathways named by the programme include actuary, financial and banking risk manager, actuarial consultant, pension manager; data analyst, health or financial data analyst; operations research or quality control analyst; educator or researcher in pure mathematics. Collaborative industry partners that support internships and recruitment include the Society of Actuaries of Indonesia, the Indonesian Life Insurance Association (AAJI), Cybertrend Data Academy and Toyota Astra Financial.
No specific scholarships are detailed on the source page. Applicants should check university‑level scholarships, departmental awards, industry partner internships or national funding schemes; contacting the faculty or the university admissions office will provide current scholarship and funding options.
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