Mathematics,
Department
Fakultät für Mathematik at the TU München/Garching
- Boltzmannstraße 3
- 85748 Garching
- Phone: +49 89 2891-7583




Students' assessments on consecutive master's degree courses
Degree courses with details
- Mathematics (B.Sc.)
- Mathematics (M.Sc.)
- Mathematical Finance and Actuarial Science (M.Sc.)
- Mathematics in Science and Engineering (M.Sc.)
- Mathematics in Data Science (M.Sc.)
- Mathematics in Operations Research (M.Sc.)
- Mathematics in Bioscience (M.Sc.)
- Elite Master’s Programme TopMath plus PhD (M.Sc. plus PhD)
Further information provided by the department
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Special features regarding teachingActivities: 2 advisers for international matters (outgoing/incoming)= in-depth advice; Administrative procedures coordinated with studies abroad (special exams when semester/term times clash, mobility window for all degree courses); The language of instruction of all master's degrees is English; Scholarships for outstanding students from abroad; John von Neumann professorship: Outstanding international visiting professors; International Graduate School (ISAM) results: Highest number of Erasmus exchange students (in/out) according to DAAD, at least 60% international students; Increase in the number of international students
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Special features regarding the international orientationActivities: 2 advisers for international matters (outgoing/incoming)= in-depth advice; Administrative procedures coordinated with studies abroad (special exams when semester/term times clash, mobility window for all degree courses); The language of instruction of all master's degrees is English; Scholarships for outstanding students from abroad; John von Neumann professorship: Outstanding international visiting professors; International Graduate School (ISAM) results: Highest number of Erasmus exchange students (in/out) according to DAAD, at least 60% international students; Increase in the number of international students
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Special features regarding the equipmentState-of-the-art IT equipment: Video transmissions between all major lecture halls; WiFi in all buildings; Sockets for charging laptops in the large lecture halls and under the tables in the mathematics/computer science Magistrale building; Online library access; Info screens for quick information of students; Interdisciplinary research campus with more than 13,000 students from different disciplines; Our building offers students an exciting and creative environment, including the largest Parabelrutsche slide in the world and one of the most modern trading simulation facilities in the world.
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Support for foundersThe TUM sees itself as an entrepreneurial university and is proactive in promoting business start-ups of its scientists and students. Research outcomes in Mathematics in particular have often been the basis of successful spin-offs. Mathematics professor as entrepreneurship ambassador in the Faculty of Mathematics. TUM start-up advice through “TUM ForTe - Forschungsförderung und Technologietransfer” to promote research and technology transfer. Industrial partner programme specifically in finance: “Fit for tomorrow”.
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Characteristics of assistance to differently abled personsThe mathematics/computer science building is accessible, as are the library, rooms and lecture theatres. Toilets with disabled access. Individual advice and support. If applicable. Disadvantage compensation for examinations
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Characteristics of diversity advancement"Women in Math Science” programme: Achievement awards for the best female Bachelor’s and Master’s students, entrepreneurial awards for female doctoral candidates, postdocs and professors. Events and mathematics workshops for female students/doctoral candidates. Women’s officer in Mathematics (for academic staff members and students) and equal opportunity officer (for non-academic staff). TUM Gender Equality Office.
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Other special featuresRegular graduate numbers of over 100 a year; Key areas include Numerics, Optimisation, Biomathematics, Stochastics, Financial Mathematics; TUM graduates work successfully in the financial centres of London and Frankfurt amongst others, in large insurance companies (not only in the Munich area), at automotive companies, in the field of logistics or in the research departments of technically orientated companies or companies commissioned from there (numerical simulation), in strategic and operational planning, in consulting and software development; two thirds of the students going abroad
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Further information on research activitieswww.ma.tum.de
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Further information about study entry phasehttps://mpi.fs.tum.de/neu-an-der-tum/set/




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