Introduction to the Faculty of Mathematics and Science
One of our research focus areas is the bio- and circular economy, which provides new solutions for a more sustainable, resource-efficient and low-carbon future. The faculty’s evolution research is internationally renowned and creates deeper understanding of the ongoing changes in biodiversity. Nanoscience research – which combines chemistry, physics and biology – and accelerator-based research on the structure of matter in physics produce new data and consequently help generate faster, more efficient technologies as well as new materials and devices. In mathematics research, our strengths include mathematical analysis and its applications in studying inverse problems. Our statistical research covers a wide range of topics, from the economy to health and society.
Our impact is based on research-based training and collaboration with businesses and other research institutions, both nationally and internationally.
Faculty's mission
Our mission is to produce reliable knowledge and responsible experts. We solve significant problems and change the world.
Faculty's vision 2035
We will be an impactful and attractive scientific community, internationally renowned for our research breakthroughs.
Our thriving community contributes to a more comprehensible and sustainable world. Our students develop into bold
agents of change.
The Faculty Council develops the activity of the faculty according to the goals and strategy of the University and faculty. The Faculty Council consists of representatives of professors, other staff and students as well as two external members.
