Master in Mathematics

This master's programme in Mathematics at Kazimierz Wielki University in Bydgoszcz, Poland is taught in English over two years. Students choose between two specializations: Teaching Informatics and Finance and Insurance. The curriculum aims to deepen students' knowledge of mathematics, computer science, and the didactics of informatics, while also building analytical thinking, communication skills, and the ability to work in groups. Graduates go on to work in domestic and international institutions, including banking, finance, insurance, administration, and consulting. Annual tuition for the programme is 8250 PLN. Kazimierz Wielki University sits in Bydgoszcz, a city in north-central Poland with an established academic community, and this second-cycle degree builds directly on undergraduate mathematics training, extending it toward either classroom teaching applications or the quantitative demands of the finance and insurance sector. Advanced mathematics study of this kind typically covers topics such as probability theory, statistics, numerical methods, and mathematical modelling, alongside subject-specific coursework tied to the chosen specialization. For the Teaching Informatics track, students engage with pedagogical methods for delivering mathematics and computing education in secondary schools. For the Finance and Insurance track, the emphasis shifts toward quantitative techniques used in risk assessment, actuarial work, and financial analysis. Mathematics graduates at this level are generally well positioned for further postgraduate study or doctoral research, given the analytical and problem-solving foundation the degree provides, and the programme's international teaching language makes it accessible to students from outside Poland seeking an English-taught postgraduate mathematics qualification in Europe.