The Bachelor of Science in Mathematics program at Technische Universität Berlin offers a comprehensive foundation in core mathematical areas. You will gain skills in analysis, linear algebra, computer-oriented mathematics, numerics, and stochastics. The program is designed to equip you with the theoretical knowledge and practical methods needed to solve complex problems, often involving computational approaches. Students also broaden their perspective by choosing a minor subject outside of mathematics.
Graduates are well-prepared for further academic pursuits through master's programs or can directly enter the job market. The broad applicability of mathematics means graduates find opportunities in various sectors, particularly in industries where data processing is crucial.
Foreign applicants must provide proof of German language skills at a specific level as a prerequisite for admission.
International students may need to provide proof of financial resources for their visa application, but this is not a tuition fee. A semester contribution fee is required for all students.
There are no tuition fees for Bachelor's programs at TU Berlin. Students are only required to pay a semester contribution fee each semester.
For the winter semester, the application/registration period is expected to be from December 1st to February 28th. For the summer semester, it is from June 16th to August 31st. Documents must be received by TU Berlin within these deadlines.
You need a university entrance qualification certificate. Additionally, proof of German language skills at a specific level is required for admission.
The program is designed to be completed within six semesters, though a recommended course schedule is available and not mandatory.
Graduates are well-prepared for master's programs or can enter the job market in sectors like industry, business, administration, and data processing related fields.
TU Berlin offers various scholarships and funding options for international students, including the DAAD Prize, Deutschlandstipendium, and support through the STIBET I program for those facing financial challenges.