The two-year master s degree program in Game Theory and Operations Research prepares a student for a career in industry, science and education.

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2 SAINT PETERSBURG STATE UNIVERSITY The two-year master s degree program in Game Theory and Operations Research prepares a student for a career in industry, science and education. This is the first program, focused on areas of theory of games and operations research, in St.Petersburg state university, which are designed to study in English.

3 SAINT PETERSBURG STATE UNIVERSITY The master s degree program is responsible for students who have a relevant bachelor s degree and wish to continue their education in the field of applied mathematics, game theory and operation research.

4 The program facilitates learning in modern concepts, techniques and methods in the game theory and leads the student to different functional areas of operations research. The aims of master s program are to develop exemplary professional researchers and specialists who demonstrate high ethical standards and become an integral part of the applied mathematical community.

5 SAINT PETERSBURG STATE UNIVERSITY THE GOALS FOR THE MASTER S PROGRAM ARE TO DEVELOP PROFESSIONALS FOR A CAREER IN INDUSTRY, SCIENCE AND EDUCATION WHO: EFFECTIVELY INTEGRATE CONTEMPORARY, RESEARCH-BASED THEORY AND PRACTICE. DEMONSTRATE AN UNDERSTANDING OF HOW PLANNING RESEARCH WORK. PROVIDE INTERDISCIPLINARY LEARNING EXPERIENCES WHERE APPROPRIATE.

6 SAINT PETERSBURG STATE UNIVERSITY PORTFOLIO

7 SAINT PETERSBURG STATE UNIVERSITY PROPAGATION AND EPIDEMIC MODELS QUEUING SYSTEMS OPTIMIZATION ECONOMIC ACTIVITIES COMPETITIVE MARKETING AND REGIONAL COOPERATION DECISION THEORY GAME THEORY JOINT VENTURE MULTINATIONAL POLLUTION PLANNING AND RESOURCE EXTRACTION LOGISTICS NETWORK MODELING

8 SAINT PETERSBURG STATE UNIVERSITY RESEARCH CENTERS IT AND INNOVATION COMPANIES INDUSTRY FINANCE BANKING STATE AND MUNICIPAL MANAGEMENT

9 SAINT PETERSBURG STATE UNIVERSITY

10 SAINT PETERSBURG STATE UNIVERSITY

11 SAINT PETERSBURG STATE UNIVERSITY THE CENTER FOR THE STUDY OF RATIONALITY HEBREW UNIVERSITY THE CHINESE UNIVERSITY OF HONG KONG LAPPEENRANTA UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY INSTITUT NATIONAL DE RECHERCHE EN INFORMATIQUE ET EN AUTOMATIQUE UNIVERSITY OF QINGDAO KELLOGG SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT ÉCOLE DES HAUTES ÉTUDES COMMERCIALES DE MONTRÉAL

12 SAINT PETERSBURG STATE UNIVERSITY COOPERATIVE STOCHASTIC DIFFERENTIAL GAMES, 2006, SPRINGER DYNAMIC COOPERATION: A PARADIGM ON THE CUTTING EDGE OF GAME THEORY, CHINA MARKET PRESS, 2007 GAME THEORY, 2012, SPB.: BHV PRESS SUBGAME CONSISTENT ECONOMIC OPTIMIZATION, 2012, BIRKHAUSER, 425 P. DYNAMIC COOPERATIVE GAMES, 2009, BEIJING: CHINA ACADEMIC PRESS GRANTS: GRANTS SPBSU, RFBR, ERASMUS MUNDUS DYNAMIC COOPERATIVE GAMES, 2012, BEIJING: CHINA ACADEMIC PRESS, 409 P.

13 SAINT PETERSBURG STATE UNIVERSITY - SUMMER FESTIVAL ON GAME THEORY, STONY BROOK, NY, USA - WORKSHOP ON DYNAMIC GAMES IN MANAGEMENT SCIENCE. MONTREAL, CANADA - SPAIN ITALY NETHERLANDS MEETING ON GAME THEORY (SING), KRAKOW, POLAND - INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON DYNAMIC GAMES AND APPLICATIONS, AMSTERDAM, THE NETHERLANDS. - INTERNATIONAL ISDG WORKSHOP, BARCELONA, SPAIN. - EUROPEAN CONFERENCE ON OPERATIONAL RESEARCH, ROME, ITALY. - THE INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON GAME THEORY AND MANAGEMENT, ST. PETERSBURG, RUSSIA. - "NETWORKING GAMES AND MANAGEMENT", PETROZAVODSK, RUSSIA. THE FOURTH CONGRESS OF THE GAME THEORY SOCIETY ISTANBUL, TURKEY. - CHINESE INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON GAME THEORY AND APPLICATIONS. SHANGHAI, CHINA - APPLIED MATHEMATICS FORUM, SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA

14 ТЕОРИЯ ИГР И ИССЛЕДОВАНИЕ ОПЕР САНКТ-ПЕТЕРБУРГСКИЙ ГОСУДАРСТВЕННЫЙ УНИВЕРСИТЕТ МАГИСТРАТУРА / 2 ГОДА / ОЧНАЯ ФОРМА ОБУЧЕНИЯ / ПО НАПРАВЛЕНИ REINHARD SELTEN WINNER OF THE NOBEL PRIZE IN ECONOMICS 1994 ROBERT JOHN AUMANN WINNER OF THE NOBEL PRIZE IN ECONOMICS 2005 LLOYD STOWELL SHAPLEY WINNER OF THE NOBEL PRIZE IN ECONOMICS 2012 JOHN FORBES NASH, WINNER OF THE NOBEL PRIZE IN ECONOMICS 1994 REINHARD SELTEN WINNER OF THE NOBEL PRIZE IN ECONOMICS 1994

15 SAINT PETERSBURG STATE UNIVERSITY STUDENTS WILL: Develop hands on experience with analytical tools and software that are widely used in practice Make a research in the field of game theory and operations research and obtain new scientific results Understand the different forms of analytics (descriptive, predictive and prescriptive) and develop a sound understanding of the methods used in each Apply mathematical methods for investigating and solving relevant problems Analyze the problems arising in specific areas Use a quantitative decision-making methods in different fields of human activity

16 SAINT PETERSBURG STATE UNIVERSITY THEORY AND METHODS OF OPERATIONS RESEARCH DECISION THEORY GAME THEORY, ECONOMETRICS QUEUING SYSTEMS APPLIED STATISTICS APPLICATIONS OF COMPUTER TECHNOLOGIES IN OPERATIONS RESEARCH AND RELATED TOPICS

17 More then 20 equipped computer classrooms used for both teaching and independent research. Wireless networks for students.

18 Scientific material can be borrowed from the library collections free of charge but a library card is required. The library numbers more then 1.5 billion of scientific issues, textbooks, journals, etc. Students can use their student card as a library card after it has been activated at the library customer service.

19 I.BACKGROUND I.BACKGROUND (BASE) PART (20 ECTS): II. FLEXIBLE (VARIATIVE) PART (10ECTS): ELECTIVE COURSES: FOREIGN LANGUAGE OPERATIONS RESEARCH AND THEORY OF GAMES MODERN CONTROL THEORY STATISTICAL DECISIONS AND ECONOMETRIS RESEARCH PROJECT COMPULSORY COURSES: COMPUTER SCIENCE FINITE DIMENSIONAL OPTIMIZATION METHODS INVENTORY MANAGEMENT MATHEMATICAL METHODS IN FORECASTING AND PREDICTION RANDOM PROCESSES

20 I.BACKGROUND I.BACKGROUND (BASE) PART (16 ECTS): II. FLEXIBLE (VARIATIVE) PART (14 ECTS): ELECTIVE COURSES: FOREIGN LANGUAGE OPERATIONS RESEARCH AND THEORY OF GAMES MODERN CONTROL THEORY RESEARCH PROJECT COMPULSORY COURSES: APPLIED STATISTICS IN R GRAPHS AND NETWORKS QUANTITATIVE METHODS IN APPLIED ECONOMIC ANALYSIS FINANCIAL MATHEMATICS TIME SERIES ANALYSIS

21 I.BACKGROUND I.BACKGROUND (BASE) PART (20 ECTS): QUEUING THEORY RESEARCH PROJECT II. FLEXIBLE (VARIATIVE) PART (14 ECTS): COMPULSORY COURSES: PROJECT MANAGEMENT MATHEMATICAL MODELS OF REVENUE MANAGEMENT QUANTITATIVE METHODS IN APPLIED ECONOMIC ANALYSIS ELECTIVE COURSES: COMPUTER SIMULATION AND QUEUE MANAGEMENT GAME-THEORETIC MODELS OF IMPERFECT COMPETITION DYNAMIC GAMES

22 I. BACKGROUND (BASE) PART (20 ECTS): MASTER'S THESIS PREPARING FINAL EXAMINATION: MASTER'S THESIS DEFENSE (6 ECTS)

23 MEMBER AND CHAIR OF OGANIZATION COMMETEES OF SEVERAL INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCES AND SIMPOSIUMS: SIMPOSIUMS Game theory and management (GTM ), The International Symposium on Dynamic Games and Applications. AUTHOR OF MORE THEN 250 PUBLICATIONS EDITOR OF PROCEEDINGS "GAME THEORY AND APPLICATIONS SUPERVISING OF 50 PHD STUDENS ACADEMIC DEGREE AND APPOINTMENTS: APPOINTMENTS: 1962 Master of St.-Petersburg State University 1965 Ph.D. at Vilnius State University 1972 Dr. of Sci. of St.-Petersburg State University 1976 Full professor of St.-Petersburg State University 1975 head of the department of Mathematical Game Theory and Statistical Decisions (now acting) 1975 Dean of the faculty of Applied Mathematics - Control Processes (now acting). EDITOR OF JOURNALS: International game theory review (IGTR), Journal of nonlinear qnd convex analysis (JNCA), CHAIR OF «THE INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY OF DYNAMIC GAMES» GAMES» (2010( )

24 Leon A. Petrosyan D.Sc. Professor Master's Degree Program Director A.N. Akimova Assistant Professor F. F. Nikitin, PhD. Assistant Professor A.A. Sedakov, PhD., Senior Lecturer A.V. Tur, PhD., Senior Lecturer S. Yu, Kostyunin, PhD. Assistant Professor S. Sh. Kumacheva, PhD., Senior Lecturer V.V. Zakharov, D.Sc. Professor L.N. Polyakova, D.Sc. Professor T.A. Lepikhin, PhD., Associate Professor E.M. Parilina, PhD., Associate Professor D.V. Kuzyutin,PhD. Associate Professor V.L. Kharitonov, D.Sc. Professor M. Kovshov, PhD. Associate Professor E.A. Gubar, PhD., Associate Professor Master's Degree Program Coordinator V.M. Bure, D.Sc. Professor S.I. Tarashnina, PhD., Associate Professor

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