“The Department of Applied Mathematics and Statistics (AM&S) at the Institute of Space Technology (IST), Islamabad, stands as one of the most dynamic and productive departments of the university, particularly renowned for its graduate programs (MS and PhD). Our department offers highly sought-after interdisciplinary specializations, including Computational Fluid Dynamics and Fluid Mechanics, Computational Mathematics, Nonlinear Dynamics, Cryptography, Group Theory and Generalizations, Algebra and Algebraic Geometry, and Applied Statistics. Our undergraduate program in BS Mathematics is structured into three specialized tracks: BS Mathematics, Mathematics with Data Science and BS Mathematics with Artificial Intelligence. These technology-driven streams enhance the relevance and marketability of our graduates and prepare them to thrive in a rapidly evolving global environment.

Since its establishment in 2014, AM&S has focused on equipping students with strong computational, analytical and problem-solving skills. The department takes pride in its dedicated and research-active faculty, committed to high-quality education, impactful research and global academic standards. Our interdisciplinary curriculum not only strengthens the foundation of science and engineering students but also empowers them to conduct impactful research that addresses real-world challenges. Through industry collaborations, innovative teaching practices and strong research linkages with leading international institutions, AM&S plays a vital role in advancing knowledge and contributing to the socio-economic development of Pakistan. It is a matter of pride that many of our MS and PhD graduates have secured prestigious doctoral and postdoctoral positions in highly ranked global institutions.

With a vibrant learning ecosystem, state-of-the-art research facilities and a forward-looking approach, we welcome aspiring students to join us in advancing the frontiers of mathematics and contributing to innovative solutions for the challenges of tomorrow. ”