Overview
Track - Data-Intensive Mathematical Modeling and Simulations (DIMMS)
The track aims to foster a new generation of computational scientists and engineers capable of combining first-principles and data-driven approaches, including AI-based approaches to mathematical modeling of natural, industrial, and social phenomena. The curriculum carefully balances advanced computing, artificial intelligence, and computational physics to implement multiscale models in modern computational environments. A graduate of the track is well-positioned to:
- construct mathematical models of industrial processes, natural and social phenomena based on fundamental principles and available data
- contribute to the development of efficient algorithms and codes, exploit the existing special software solutions and their combinations for computationally demanding and data-intensive modeling and simulations
- apply relevant computational approaches, including methods of AI and data science, hardware, and software for the solution of complex real-world problems
Track - High Performance Computing (HPC) and Big Data
The modern computational world is essentially parallel, as CPUs and GPUs contain multiple cores. Datasets and computational problems are becoming impossible to process using a single compute node.Besides pursuing an academic career, with knowledge of modern computing architectures, programming, code optimization, and large-language models HPC track students will easily find data scientist, software engineer, or IT-specialist positions in various industries, including IT, oil & gas, finance & banking, industrial R&D, manufacturing, and more. A successful graduate of this track will be able to:
- effectively address present-day computing challenges using state-of-the-art HPC and big data frameworks in a variety of applications (deep learning, data analytics, mathematical modeling of complex events)
- solve mathematical modeling and data-intensive tasks using parallel computing
- develop and optimize massively parallel computer code
- support efficient infrastructures for HPC clusters, big data applications, and data centers
A successful graduate of the program will be capable of:
- handling information about real-world tasks and shaping it into efficiently solvable mathematical models
- learning AI-based problem-solving in physics, chemistry, and mathematical modeling
- applying high-performance computing techniques in Python and C/C++ to develop and/or optimize massively parallel computer codes
- using existing specialized software and combinations for demanding modeling and simulations
Future Career
- Industry: landing specialist positions such as Data Analyst, Data Scientist, Industrial Research Scientist, Consultant in various industry sectors (?hemical and Pharmaceutical industry, Oil & Gas, IT, Finance, and others)
- Science: landing PhD positions and continuing research at leading Russian and international universities and research entities
- Startup: starting a business on their own or through the Skolkovo innovation ecosystem with its extensive pool of experts, partners, consultants and investors
Programme Structure
Research areas:
- mathematical and supercomputer modelling
- modern computing architectures and technologies
- soft matter and stochastic processes
- physics for social science
- drug design and computational design of new pharmaceuticals
- distributed graph analytics on modern supercomputing architectures
- femtosecond optic
- big data and distributed deep learning
- efficient numerical algorithms
- physics for machine learning and machine learning for physics
- mathematical modeling of large-scale complex phenomena (plasmas, multi-component and multi-phase fluids and gases)
- reinforcement learning for target search, flock formations
- modeling of geomechanics for the oil industry
- large-scale molecular modeling and optimization of properties of new chemicals
Key information
Duration
- Full-time
- 24 months
Start dates & application deadlines
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Credits
The 2-year program comprises compulsory and recommended elective courses on the most important topics, a wide range of elective courses (depending on the student's research and professional needs), components of entrepreneurship and innovation, research activity, and 8 weeks of industrial immersion.
Delivered
Campus Location
- Moscow, Russia
Disciplines
Computational Mathematics View 4 other Masters in Computational Mathematics in RussiaWhat students do after studying
Academic requirements
We are not aware of any specific GRE, GMAT or GPA grading score requirements for this programme.
English requirements
Other requirements
General requirements
- Relevant bachelor's degree, or its equivalent, in Mathematics, Computer Science, Physics, Chemistry, or Engineering.
- An online application via the form on our website and payment of the application fee.
- A motivation letter (Statement of Purpose).
- A resume (CV) detailing your education, work experience, and research activities.
- Two letters of recommendation from professors or employers relevant to your chosen program. Letters must be in English and include the recommender’s contact details (phone and/or email). Please attach copies of the originals along with the English translation if needed. Notarization is not required.
- If available: Official English test scores (e.g., TOEFL, Duolingo English Test, “Lingvotest” testing system) — unless English is the only official language of your country of citizenship.
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Tuition Fees
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International Applies to you
Applies to youNon-residents875000 RUB / year≈ 875000 RUB / year -
Domestic Applies to you
Applies to youCitizens or residentsFree
Additional Details
- Russian citizens: Tuition costs covered by Skoltech
- International students: 875,000 rubles/year (≈$11,000)
- Tuition waivers and scholarships available
Living costs
Moscow
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Funding
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