The Master’s in Mathematics at Chengdu University of Technology (CDUT) is a three‑year full‑time academic postgraduate degree designed to provide advanced training in both pure and applied mathematical sciences. CDUT holds an authorized first‑level master’s discipline in Mathematics, which includes key research areas such as Applied Mathematics, Mathematical Geoscience and Computational Mathematics—reflecting the university’s emphasis on the fundamental role of mathematics in science and engineering contexts.

In this program, students build solid theoretical foundations in higher mathematics and develop skills to apply rigorous quantitative and analytical methods to interpret natural and social phenomena. Core topics typically cover advanced calculus and analysis, algebraic structures, differential equations, numerical analysis, optimization theory and computational methods, with additional exposure to mathematical modeling, statistical methods and research techniques. CDUT’s curriculum blends coursework, seminars, computational labs and independent research leading to a master’s thesis that demonstrates the student’s ability to conduct original scholarly work in mathematics or its applications.

 NOTE: The university may have additional program-specific eligibility requirements.
It is recommended to verify these on the official university website.