MA/MS in Mathematik

This research-oriented Master builds the subject knowledge, skills and methods that students need to work independently and to judge and apply scientific results critically, with changes in the working world in mind. The Mathematical Institute carries out basic research in algebraic geometry, analysis, mathematical physics and numerics, differential geometry, topology, logic, and stochastics and financial mathematics. Typical employers of graduates include banks, insurers, consultancies, technology firms and schools. The programme is a Master main subject taught in German. The standard period of study is 4 semesters with 120 ECTS credits. Study begins in the winter and the summer semester. Admission: open admission (zulassungsfrei); first degree with an average grade of 3.3 or better in mathematics or a related subject; GRE Subject Test in Mathematics (at least 700 points) for applicants whose first degree was not taken in the EU.