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Math Honors

Honors Courses in Mathematics

Honors Courses in Mathematics consist of a set of undergraduate courses designed to provide students with the opportunity to take advanced courses in Mathematics.

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Who can attend​

The program is intended for students who are enrolled at a university in Armenia. It is expected that a typical freshman will have just finished high school, although older or younger students can also be accepted. The programme does not provide any official degree, so that students are expected to enrol at a state-accredited university to get a Bachelor degree at the end of their four year studies.

How it works​

Lectures are mostly presented remotely in a classroom setting, with a teaching assistant (TA) present in person. The TA also helps students with their homework assignments.
Students must do a substantial amount of homework and pass a number of exams throughout the semester. At the end of each course, a written exam is given as a final evaluation.
The courses are free to attend. Select students are provided a scholarship based on their academic performance in the classes.

Our success stories

In 2023, Math Honors student (and TA) Vahagn Hovhannisyan was admitted to the Young Researchers in Mathematics Program hosted by the Bernoulli Center, offering a unique opportunity for students in mathematics to gain valuable research experience during the summer. The Bernoulli Center for Fundamental Studies is a world-renowned research institute located in Lausanne, Switzerland, facilitating research, outreach, and education in mathematics and the mathematical sciences.
Article

Arbitrarily long strings of consecutive primes in special sets


Sai Sanjeev Balakrishnan, Félix Houde, VAHAGN HOVHANNISYAN, Maryna Manskova, Yiqing Wang


In November 2023, Vahagn Hovhannisyan took the first place at the Mathematical Olympiad held in Armenia with the participation of more than 500 students from Armenia and abroad (from MIPT, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, London City Uni, University of Waterloo, etc).
In 2024, Math Honors student Gagik Melkumyan has authored "Functional Analysis Problem Book" inspired by the Math Honors course on "Metric Spaces and Topology" conducted by our esteemed professor Anush Tserunyan (McGill University).T

he book contains 442 problems. It is written in Armenian, using the language of contemporary mathematics. 


Our Academic Committee​


  • VIRGINIA 
    VALIAN

    College Univeristy of New York

    ANUSH TSERUNYAN

    McGill University

    ARMEN SHIRIKYAN

    CY Cergy Paris University

    SEVAK MKRTCHYAN

    University of Rochester
  • GRIGOR SARGSYAN

    Institute of Mathematics of PAS

    MIHRAN PAPIKIAN

    Pennsylvania State University

2024 Spring Term​

Introduction to Set Theory

1st year students
Prof. Grigor Sargsyan

Teaching Assistant:
Ruben Hambarcumyan

Prof. Armen Shirikyan

Teaching Assistant:
Linda Khachatryan
Prof. Anush Tserunyan

Teaching Assistant:
Vahagn Hovhannisyan

2023 Fall Term​

COURSE & LEVEL

Mathematical analysis I​

1st year students

INSTRUCTORS

Prof. Sevak Mkrtchyan

Teaching Assistant:
Vahagn Hovhannisyan

Ordinary differential equations

2nd year students

Prof. Armen Shirikyan

Teaching Assistant:
Linda Khachatryan

A.S.O.F.

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