Requirement Profile

To gain admission to the Master's programme, candidates must produce evidence of their scientific knowledge and abilities.

Please use the requirement profiles of the rectorate to estimate your eligibility and your chances of being admitted. An individual answer in more detail cannot be issued before you have actually applied.

Overview

The requirement profile is divided into the following two parts:

Part 1 (84 credits)

Fundamental knowledge and skills that constitute the mandatory essential basis for  the Master's programme:

The courses listed below including the allocated number of credits serve as a guideline. To a certain extent, the courses can be replaced with other equivalent courses.

• Analysis I and II (20 credits)
  
• Linear Algebra I and II (14)
  
• Numerical Methods (7)
  
• Complex Analysis (6)
  
• Measure and Integration (6)
  
• Algebra I and II (12)
  
• Topology (6)
  
• Numerical Analysis (6)
  
• Probability and Statistics (7)

Part 2 (60 credits)

Basic knowledge of one or more of the following subject areas:

• Mathematics (Pure and Applied Mathematics)
• Physics and Computer Science

For more detailed information, refer to the appendix of the programme regulations [PDF 132 kB].