Careers
Graduates may pursue studies in a vast array of 2nd-cycle degrees, since mathematics is a foundation for all sciences and technologies and for socio-economical studies. Thus, graduates may choose several careers, such as in banks, insurance companies, or other companies that demand statistical or numerical treatment of data, or models for planning and development. They may also choose research in mathematics and applications, or in other areas within multidisciplinary teams. Teaching careers, both in higher education and in secondary education, are traditional options that remain atractive for those who wish to share and promote in young people their taste for mathematics.Graduates in Mathematics will be able to model and solve problems in science or technology. They will have developed skills of rigor and analysis that will certainly be very useful in their future career.