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Mathematics

Master of Science; tuition language: English

Description

The research-oriented Englisch-language M.Sc. Mathematics offers a broad choice of mathematical areas of specialisation:

  • Advanced Courses in Algebra, Analysis, Geometry and Approximation, Mathematical Logic, Numerical Analysis, Optimisation, Stochastics: Select two areas for specialisation.
  • Seminars or Projects in Mathematics: Select two seminars or one seminar and one project.
  • Electives in Mathematics and courses in minors
  • Mathematics in a broader context
  • Studium Generale

Module Handbook

Study Regulations with Semester Course and Examination Schedule

Modification 2018

Course Catalogue

Departmental Information on the programme

Department of Mathematics

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M.Sc. Mathematics at TU Darmstadt

Semesters 4 semesters
Language English
Admission Applying with international qualifications (language requirements, application deadlines): International Admission
Requirements for admission to the Master’s degree programme are comprised of a “Bachelor of Science” degree from the same programme B.Sc. Mathematics or an equivalent degree. Admission to the Master’s Degree programme may also depend on additional requirements. Specific degree entrance requirements may be found here (to be published soon).
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As Mathematics are a fundamental science, graduates of Mathematics are sought after by nearly all economic sectors.

They attend to intra and extra-mathematical problems, collect them, analyse them and treat them with the corresponding mathematical methods. Structured and analytical thinking as well as abstraction abilities are particularly sought after. Complex problems are to be solved with a systematic and target-oriented approach.

The labor market of business, industry, administration and science has a need for highly trained mathematicians in a variety of occupational fields. Insurance companies, banks, market research and polling institutes, consulting firms, software and systems companies, engineering firms or research institutes are among potential employers.

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