Graduate Program

The graduate program of the Mathematics Department offers a Master's degree in Mathematics.

Our program is defined by a modern approach to mathematics as in the best international institutions. It is taught in English, and most of the lectures will be held by professors with PhDs from top US and Europe universities.

The educational paths of the course are aimed at expanding the mathematical knowledge acquired in a bachelor's degree course and deepening it in some specific areas. They are designed to provide students with advanced skills in the main mathematical methods used in scientific, social, and economic fields. A master's degree in mathematics prepares you for a career in the teaching profession (in international schools) or industry and provides a solid foundation in mathematics for a Ph.D. program in any of the world's leading universities.

Program duration: 4 semesters

Number of students (quota): up to 25

Tuition fee: 10,000,000 UZS per semester

Special offers:

• A total number of up to 10 students (Uzbekistan or international) will get full tuition waivers with free on-campus accommodation* with teaching obligations at the university;

• 50% tuition waivers are available with obligatory participation in the Faculty Training Program for citizens of Uzbekistan.

Admission requirements: Bachelor's Diploma/Degree, English proficiency

Program Coordinator: Professor Farkhod Eshmatov

Contact: Professor Mutti-Ur Rehman (email:m.rehman@akfauniversity.org) for International applicants,
Professor Farkhod Eshmatov f.eshmatov@akfauniversity.org) for Uzbekistan citizens.

*Foreign students have priority in on-campus accommodation

Tentative Curriculum of the Master's Program

Semester 1:

• Introductory Algebra

• Topology

• Academic English 1

• Information Technology

Semester 2:

• Graduate Algebra 1

• Topics in Applied Mathematics

• Modern Geometry

• Academic English 2

Semester 3:

• Graduate Algebra 2

• Algebraic Geometry

• Functional Analysis

• Teaching Methods in Mathematics

Semester 4:

• Algebraic Topology

• Master Thesis Research

• Graduate Seminar