You will learn to develop mathematical models for search engines, weather forecasts, online security, medical scanners, aeroplanes, cars and much more. As a mathematical engineer, you will also set up models and algorithms for data analysis and computer simulations in other scientific disciplines. Just how does an auto-pilot work? How do you determine the value of financial products such as options? How can abnormalities in brain images be detected? The Master in Mathematical Engineering focuses on applying mathematical models and algorithms to answer such questions, equipping you with the skills to handle, optimise and control data for real-world problem solving. The programme emphasises application rather than abstract theory, with a broad range of electives to tailor your studies. Supported by high-quality research and strong links to industry, it offers access to advanced computer infrastructure and exposes students to diverse research fields, broadening both skills and outlook.