• ​​​G1.​ Exhibit positive attitudes and national and institutional values toward applied mathematics, to contribute to an increasingly dynamic society.
• G2. Think critically, master problem-solving skills and communicate clearly applied mathematics concepts and their impact to solve real-life problems.
• ​G3. Maintain the essence of mathematical knowledge in line with technological changes to provide a solid foundation for lifelong learning in the future.
• ​G4. Have an appropriate package of professional skills to ensure a productive career that uses mathematics.
• G5. Develop the creative potential of the students through research.

Knowledge and Understanding
Graduates will be able to:

• K1: Understand the fundamentals of Mathematics as a rigorous, living discipline in its own right.

• K2: Describe and outline the development of the application of Mathematics as a language in a wide range of situations relevant to research and industry.

Skills
Graduates will be able to:

• S1: Develop critical abilities of an analytical, creative, and problem-solving nature.

• S2: Design mathematical models of real-life problems.

• S3: Develop critical skills in literature searching, appraising, evaluating from various sources, and synthesizing the results.

• S4: Make efficient use of computer technology and software in solving mathematical problems.

• S5: Communicate mathematical ideas orally and in writing with precision and clarity.

Values, Autonomy, and Responsibility
Graduates will be able to:

• V1: Evaluate and apply ethical considerations in mathematical decision-making and research, ensuring adherence to professional standards and positive contributions to society.

• V2: Engage in self-evaluation of learning and performance, striving for excellence and making independent, evidence-based decisions.

• V3: Work productively in diverse teams, showing accountability for assigned roles and contributions while supporting the achievement of collective goals.​