Computational Mathematics at Charles University focuses on developing, analyzing, and implementing numerical methods for solving mathematical models on computers. You will learn how to design algorithms, study their accuracy and stability, and apply them to real-world problems.
- Degree level: Master’s (MSc)
- Focus: Numerical mathematics, computational methods, and mathematical modeling
- Typical learning outcomes: method design, numerical analysis, implementation, and validation of computational results
- Delivery format: On-campus (as per Charles University programme delivery)
- Language of instruction: English (as per programme offering)
- Credits: Not specified in the provided record (please confirm with the programme page)
- Duration: Not specified in the provided record (please confirm with the programme page)
- Tuition fees: Not specified in the provided record (please confirm with the programme page)
- Application & start dates: Not specified in the provided record (please confirm with the programme page)
Programme Structure
The curriculum combines core courses in numerical analysis and computational techniques with advanced modules on modern algorithms and problem-specific methods. Course content is designed to build from mathematical foundations to implementation and numerical validation.
- Finite Element Method
- Matrix Iterative Methods
- Inverse Problems and Regularization
- Parallel Matrix Computations
- Sparse Matrices in Direct Methods
- Numerical Optimization Methods
- Nonlinear Differential Equations
Capstone / thesis: A master’s thesis or equivalent final project is typically required for MSc programmes at Charles University. The exact format and credit allocation should be confirmed on the official programme page.
Academic requirements
Applicants should hold a relevant Bachelor’s degree (or be in the final stage of completing it) and demonstrate sufficient academic background in mathematics and numerical/computational methods. The programme is designed to admit students from related mathematical backgrounds, including those who may need to complete missing knowledge.
English requirements
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Other requirements
General requirements
- Hold or be working towards a Bachelor’s or Master’s diploma and provide a certified copy thereof;
have sufficient academic background in the relevant fields,
- Have sufficient command of the English language; this can be demonstrated by providing your results in one of the standardized English tests that we recognize.
Work Permits
After completing your studies in the Czech Republic, you may be eligible to apply for a residence permit for the purpose of employment (or another relevant status) depending on your situation and the current rules in force at the time of application.
Typical eligibility considerations for graduates:
- You must have completed an eligible programme of study in the Czech Republic and hold the required proof of graduation.
- You generally need to meet the conditions for the relevant residence/work purpose, which may include having a job offer or meeting requirements related to employment.
- Processing and documentation requirements can vary by nationality and by the type of permit you apply for.
Important notes:
- Rules can change, and eligibility depends on your specific circumstances (e.g., level of study, employer, and timing).
- For the most accurate guidance, check the latest information from the Czech Ministry of the Interior and confirm the current procedure with Charles University’s international office.
