Master in Mathematics
Deepen your mathematical expertise at the University of Ostrava.
- ⏱ 2 years
- 💶 2,755 EUR / year
- 📅 Deadline: 15 April 2026
- 🎓 Start: September 2026
Requirements
Completed Bachelor’s studies in Mathematics (or a related field)
Submission of a motivational video in English (uploaded to the designated UO cloud)
Successfully pass the interview with faculty members
English language level B1/B2 (no certificate required)
Successfully pass the interview with faculty members
6 Steps to Study with Us
- Choose the Mathematics degree programme and apply (fee: 2,900 CZK / 120 EUR)
- Upload your motivational video, pass the interview
- Apply for recognition of previous studies (fee: 800 CZK / 33 EUR)
- Pay the tuition deposit (33,500 CZK / 1,380 EUR)
- Obtain a visa (individual guidance through the process is guaranteed)
- Arrive in Ostrava and start your studies
Why Study Mathematics at the University of Ostrava?
Individual approach throughout the admission and visa process
Affordable tuition: 68,000 CZK (approx. 2,800 EUR) per year
Friendly and supportive teachers
English-friendly environment with an open, international atmosphere
All students are legally allowed to work part-time
Ostrava is a safe, green, and compact city with an affordable cost of living
What Studying Here Looks Like
See how Master’s students work on advanced topics, research projects and collaborate with teachers and classmates in our classrooms and labs.
What Are Your Opportunities at the University of Ostrava?
Join research groups in pure and applied mathematics and work on real projects
Participate in scientific conferences, workshops and international competitions
Study abroad within the Erasmus+ programme (within and outside the EU) or the VIA Exchange programme
Where Can You Work After?
Graduates of the Master’s degree in Mathematics continue into PhD programmes or build careers in industry, research institutions, finance, data analysis and education.
Typical positions include data scientist, quantitative analyst, research associate, statistician or specialist in mathematical modelling.
Student Story
Martin Chishimba
Zambia – Mathematics
“The friendships, mentorship and experiences I gained at the University of Ostrava continue to shape who I am today.”