Semester 4 (OLD)
(to be discontinued - valid up to batch 2017)
Thesis @ 1 of the 5 partners 30 ECTS credits
In the fourth semester all students will be working on their Master's thesis at the same university as their third semester.
The topic of the thesis can be proposed to the student by the local coordinator of the master or by the student him/herself. In any case, the MathMods executive committee is the responsible to approve the thesis project before its formal start. The taste and expectations of the students are respected whenever possible. The student must write a short thesis project, with the help of his/her advisor, for the approval by the executive committee. The local coordinator in the hosting institution is the responsible to provide an academic advisor to the student, although proposals from the students will always be heard in this respect. Although the thesis is scheduled for the fourth semester, some preliminary work may be anticipated, if the opportunity requires so, but ensuring that the student can follow the courses of the third semester without problems. Clearly, in this point, the personalised attention to the students has to be intensified, and decisions taken case by case.
The thesis topic can be related to a problem proposed by a private company. In this case, a tutor will be designated by the company as responsible person of the work of the student, especially if he/she is eventually working in the facilities of the company; however, the academic advisor is, in any case, the responsible to ensure the progress, adequacy and scientific quality of the thesis. The necessary agreements between the university and the company will be signed in due time, according to the local rules, in order that academic credits could be legally obtained during an internship, and the students be covered by the insurance against accidents outside the university.
Below you can find a list of the Master degrees awarded by the MathMods consortium
Local Master's Degrees
- MSc in "Mathematical Engineering" (Laurea Magistrale in "Ingegneria Matematica") issued by the University of L’Aquila;
- Master in "Mathematics and Interactions" (Master "Mathématiques et Interactions"), issued by the University of Nice Sophia Antipolis;
- MSc in "Technical Physics", with specialization in "Mathematical Modelling in Engineering" (Magister Inżynier "Fizyka Techniczna"), issued by Gdansk University of Technology.
Joint Master's degree
- Joint MSc in "Mathematical Modelling in Engineering: Theory, Numerics, Applications", equivalent to:
- Laurea Magistrale in "Ingegneria Matematica", issued by the University of L'Aquila;
- Master "Technomathematik", issued by the University of Hamburg;
- Máster Universitario en "Modelización Matemática en Ingeniería: Teoría, Computación y Aplicaciones", issued by the Autonomous University of Barcelona
Local or Joint degrees are awarded to the students who have successfully completed the MathMods programme as shown the chart below
 |
Institution awarding the degrees | |||||
| L'Aquila | Nice |
Barcelona |
Gdansk | Hamburg | ||
|
Institution where you spend your 2nd year |
L'Aquila | Joint | Joint | Joint | ||
| Nice | Local | Local | ||||
| Barcelona | Joint | Joint | Joint | |||
| Gdansk | Local | Local | ||||
| Hamburg | Joint | Joint | Joint | |||
Here are some examples.
- If you spend your second year in L'Aquila, you will be awarded:
- a joint degree by L'Aquila, Barcelona and Hamburg
- If you spend your second year in France, you will be awarded:
- a local degree by Nice
- a local degree by L'Aquila
