Charles University

Mathematical Analysis at Charles University is a research-oriented master’s programme focused on advanced methods in real and complex analysis, functional analysis, and differential equations, with strong links between theory and applications.

Through core courses, electives tailored to your interests, and research seminars, you develop the mathematical depth needed for a thesis and for further study or research careers.

• Level: Master’s (MSc)
• Focus: Mathematical analysis, functional analysis, differential equations, and related applications
• Delivery: On-campus (Charles University)
• Credits: Typically 120 ECTS for a full master’s programme (confirm for the specific intake)
• Language of instruction: English (confirm for the specific intake)
• Tuition fees: Varies by student category and programme details (check the latest Charles University fee information)
• Application: Submit through the Charles University admissions process (deadlines vary by intake)
• Start dates: Usually September (confirm for the specific intake)

Programme Structure

The curriculum combines compulsory analytical foundations with elective modules that support your thesis topic. Students also attend seminars to engage with current research problems and methods.

• Core/Compulsory courses (examples):
  • Topological Methods in Functional Analysis
  • Advanced Differentiation and Integration
  • Differential Equations in Banach Spaces
  • Partial Differential Equations
  • Interpolation Theory
• Electives and application-oriented modules (examples):
  • Continuum Mechanics
  • Mathematical Theory of Navier–Stokes Equations
• Research seminars: Regular seminars introducing current mathematical research themes and supporting thesis preparation.
• Master’s thesis: A thesis project developed under academic supervision, typically linked to one of the programme’s research areas.

Note: The exact course list and semester-by-semester allocation can vary by academic year—confirm the current study plan for your intake.

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Work Permits

After completing your master’s degree in the Czech Republic, you may be eligible to apply for a residence permit for the purpose of employment, depending on your individual circumstances and the current rules in force at the time of application.

• Eligibility: Typically requires that you have successfully completed your studies and can document your qualification and employment prospects.
• Duration: The permit duration is determined by the relevant Czech authority based on your contract and the applicable legal framework at the time of application.
• Job requirements: You generally need a valid employment offer or a plan for employment that meets the conditions set by Czech immigration law.
• Timing: Applications are usually submitted after graduation (or within the permitted window after study completion). Check the latest guidance from the Czech Ministry of the Interior or the relevant authority.

Important: Rules can change and may differ based on your nationality, study status, and the type of permit available. Always verify the most up-to-date requirements with official Czech sources or your university’s international office.