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Join the ranks of Mathematicians and make a difference in the world with Computational Mathematics programme at University of Passau !
Key Facts
Moreover, with the rise of artificial intelligence (AI), computational mathematics is more important than ever. Mathematics of AI, a subfield of computational mathematics, uses numerical methods and algorithms to solve AI-related problems, such as deep learning and neural networks. By studying computational mathematics, you’ll learn how to develop, implement and analyse the algorithms and models that drive today’s most advanced technologies.
Career prospects
Mathematicians continue to have outstanding career prospects, as they are highly sought after wherever high-level analytical thinking skills are a requirement. Their potential occupational fields are therefore less limited than is the case with medical doctors or engineers, who specialise in a specific sub-field of their discipline.
Outside of academic and research organisations, mathematicians find employment in nearly all private- and public-sector organisations. Nowadays, mathematicians' work typically makes heavy use of computing technology.
Traditionally, mathematicians are employed in the pharmaceutical industry, in the financial industry, insurance companies, consulting and business intelligence, market research, logistics, information technology and in the research and development departments of high-tech companies.
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Courses include:
- Algebra, Geometry and Cryptography
- Mathematical Logic and Discrete Mathematics
- Analysis, Numerics and Approximation Theory
- Dynamical Systems and Optimisation
- Stochastics, Statistics
- Data Analysis and Data Management and Programming
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Duration
- Full-time
- 24 months
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Campus Location
- Passau, Germany
Disciplines
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Academic requirements
If your final grade is not 2.7 (or the equivalent foreign grade) or better, you may still apply if you can prove that you ranked among the best 70% of graduates within your particular degree programme in the academic year in which your final certificate was issued (i.e. your cohort).
English requirements
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General requirements
- You have an undergraduate university degree in mathematics or a related discipline with a mathematics component of at least 110 ECTS credits.
- Your degree must have been earned over a course of study of a standard length of three years or more.
- The final grade for your first degree must be 2.7 or better under the German marking system, or the relevant equivalent final grade in a foreign marking system.
- As part of the application you must submit an English or German-language abstract/summary of your undergraduate dissertation/bachelor's thesis/final year project.
- This degree programme can be completed entirely in English. However, to be able to get by in Germany, students are nonetheless required to have German language skills at level A1 CEFR (beginner's level)
Student insurance
Make sure to cover your health, travel, and stay while studying abroad. Even global coverages can miss important items, so make sure your student insurance ticks all the following:
- Additional medical costs (i.e. dental)
- Repatriation, if something happens to you or your family
- Liability
- Home contents and baggage
- Accidents
- Legal aid
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The University of Passau would like to clarify that we are not planning to introduce tuition fees at this time.
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