The programme is taught in English.
The Master's programme in Mathematics is consecutive and taught in English. You will acquire important skills for research work in internationally oriented working groups or companies.
The course structure allows for individual choices and a wide range of specialisation options in the areas of algebra, analysis and partial differential equations, functional analysis, geometry, dynamic systems, numerics, and stochastics, thus covering a broad spectrum of core areas in pure and applied mathematics. It is also possible to integrate other fields of application (biology, chemistry, computer science, physics, economics) as well as internships at non-university research institutions or in industry.
The Master's programme comprises a workload of 120 credit points (CP).
The curriculum is divided into
The professionalisation modules provide guidance regarding future career opportunities.
Additional supplementary modules are also available, which offer further opportunities to tailor the programme to specific interests.
The degree programme is completed in the fourth semester with the Master's thesis (25 CP) and the accompanying Master's seminar (5 CP).
PDF DownloadStudents can complete internships at the local Max Planck Institute for Mathematics in the Sciences, where they will be exposed to international research groups. Some modules will also be offered by international scientists working at the Max Planck Institute for Mathematics in the Sciences.
There are no compulsory internships. As part of some modules, students can complete an internship at a non-university research institution or with a company.
279.90 EUR per semester
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