Programme Overview
Join the InterMaths Double Degree programme and gain a double MSc Degree in Applied Mathematics from two of our partner universities.
Join the InterMaths Double Degree programme and gain a double MSc Degree in Applied Mathematics from two of our partner universities.
In the second year of the InterMaths Double Degree programme students will be working on their Master thesis, co-tutored by two researchers, one for each of the two institutions involved in their degree programme. The thesis will be written in English. The thesis defense will take place according to the teaching regulations of both the academic institutions involved.
The thesis defence will take place only once with a board of examiners including at least one professor/researcher for each of the two institutions awarding the master's degree title. It will be run starting from June (and no later than September!) of the second academic year but the student will have to have completed all their exams first!
Upon successfully completing all the activities of the InterMaths programme including successful defence of their thesis, students will be awarded a double degree issued by the two universities where the student has completed one academic year (having earned 60 credits minimum in each year).
Below you can find a list of the local Master's degrees awarded by the InterMaths consortium.
The InterMaths students are required to earn 120 ETCS credits (30 per semester, i.e. 60 per year) to graduate.
Student's performance is documented through the national grading system in force at each partner institution. The transfer and recognition of grades from one institution to another follows the European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System (ECTS) and is based on the Bologna Process and the European Higher Education Area.
Below you can view a chart showing the different grading scales in use at each partner institution and the corresponding grades (A, B, C...) and GPA.
For the 2021 intake students may benefit from several funding opportunies available in our partner universities. Detailed information about how to apply and what such funding may cover, will be emailed to applicants when the selection is complete.
To give an idea, you may find below details about the funding opportunities available to students of the 2019 cohort.
EUR 2,250 per semester (i.e. 4 installments for a total of EUR 9,000), which include the tuition fees, full insurance coverage and any other mandatory costs related to student participation in the programme. Participation costs do not include accommodation costs, living costs, travelling costs, the cost of equipment or books or the sports centres.
For the 2021 intake the InterMaths Consortium will grant the students partial waiver of the participations costs. Based on that, the student will only have to pay the InterMaths Consortium:
- a total of 1,400 EUR, to be paid in four installments (350 EUR/semester) at the beginning of each term.