After successfully completing his/her studies the graduate is able to:

• formulate and solve particular problems in an independent and creative way
• use good abstract thinking, geometrical imagination, and conceptual thinking
• do independent scientific research in abstract as well as in applied mathematical fields and their specializations
• explain basic notions and methods of disciplines connected with modern differential geometry

The graduates are qualified for basic and applied research, for managerial professions, and for all spheres where both theoretical and practical knowledge of mathematics is required - specifically in institutions of the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic, and at universities as well as in institutions using applied mathematical methods. They can work especially in areas of basic research, university teaching, creation of geometrical models in technical and scientific branches, and in software development.

1. Each semester the students should enrol in courses worth at least 20 credits;

2. In the course of their studies enrol in all required courses which are divided into three groups: basic (37 credits), Master's thesis (30 credits), and English language (2 credits);

3. Enrol in selective courses which are worth at least 17 credits; and

4. Choose a topic of the Master's thesis before the end of the 3rd week of the first semester.

Not needed.

1. earn at least 120 credits in the course of their studies;

2. complete all required courses which are divided into three groups: basic (37 credits), Master's thesis (30 credits), and English language (2 credits);

3. earn 17 credits for selective courses;

4. choose a topic of the Master's thesis before the end of the 3rd week of the first semester; and

5. pass all the parts of the final state examination.

The graduates of the Master's degree programme can progress to the doctoral degree programmes of Geometry or Algebra.