TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY OF MUNICH · GERMANY
Mathematics in Science and Engineering
Master's · Taught in en
At a glance
24 mo
Duration
0.0
IELTS
€6k
Tuition / yr
en
Language
Master's
Level
- 120 ECTSCredits
- GarchingMain Campus Location
- Full-timeStudy Type
- Flexible program structureStudy Abroad Opportunities
- Interdisciplinary focusCareer Preparation
The Master's program in Mathematics in Science and Engineering at the Technical University of Munich (TUM) offers a rigorous mathematical education combined with a strong focus on applied fields in engineering and natural sciences. It is designed for students passionate about advanced mathematics and its practical applications in scientific and engineering contexts. Students will delve into core mathematical specialties such as mathematical modeling, numerical analysis, applied analysis, stochastic processes, and computer science. This theoretical foundation is then complemented by a chosen applied field, providing specialized knowledge and preparing graduates for interdisciplinary work. Graduates will be equipped to model and analyze complex engineering and natural science problems mathematically, effectively communicate results across disciplines, and pursue careers in software, technology, development, and research within engineering and natural sciences.
Curriculum
The Master's program centers on core mathematical subjects, complemented by an applied field of your choice. The curriculum is flexibly designed to allow for study abroad and culminates in a Master's thesis.
- Year 1-2
- Mathematical Modeling
- Numerical Analysis
- Applied Analysis
- Optimization
- Stochastic Processes
- Computer Science
- Applied Field (chosen)
- Master's Thesis
Careers
Graduates of the Mathematics in Science and Engineering Master's program are well-prepared for diverse professional opportunities that require strong analytical and interdisciplinary skills.
- Software Developer
- Technology Specialist
- Research Scientist
- Development Engineer
- Data Analyst
- Consultant
Frequently asked questions
- What are the tuition fees for international students?
- International students from outside the European Economic Area are charged 6,000 euros per semester. All students must also pay a semester fee of 97.00 Euro, which covers the student union and public transport.
- How do I apply to the Mathematics in Science and Engineering program?
- You must apply through the TUMonline portal during the application period. If your degree is from outside Germany, you first need to get your documents reviewed by uni-assist for a Preliminary Documentation (VPD).
- What are the application deadlines?
- The application period for the winter semester is from February 1 to May 31. For the summer semester, the application period is from October 1 to November 30.
- What are the entry requirements for this program?
- You need a recognized undergraduate degree in a relevant field and must demonstrate sufficient English language proficiency. Applicants with non-German degrees must obtain a Preliminary Documentation (VPD) from uni-assist.
- What are the career prospects after graduating?
- Graduates can pursue roles such as Software Developer, Research Scientist, Data Analyst, or Consultant, leveraging their strong analytical and interdisciplinary skills.
- Are there scholarships or financial aid available for international students?
- Information on tuition fee waivers and scholarships for international students can be found on the TUM website. Specific details on amounts and eligibility vary.
Entry requirements
Undergraduate DegreeA recognized undergraduate degree (e.g., Bachelor's) in a relevant field. Successful completion of the aptitude assessment procedure is required.
English Language ProficiencySufficient English language skills are required. Proof must be submitted by the application deadline. Accepted certificates and other forms of proof can be found on the TUM website.
Applicants with a qualification obtained outside of Germany must have their documents reviewed in advance through uni-assist (Preliminary Documentation).
Fees
Tuition (international)International students from third countries (outside the European Economic Area) are charged 6,000 euros per semester.
Tuition (home)Domestic students and students from the European Economic Area do not pay tuition fees for this program, but are subject to semester fees.
LivingEstimated living costs are not provided, but students should budget for personal expenses.
All students must also pay a semester fee, which is 97.00 Euro per semester for studies in Munich, Garching, and Weihenstephan. This fee contributes to the student union and covers public transport. Many international students may be eligible for fee waivers or scholarships.
How to apply
1. Preliminary Documentation via uni-assist (for non-German degrees)If your undergraduate degree was obtained outside Germany, you must first have your documents reviewed by uni-assist to receive a Preliminary Documentation (VPD).
2. Online Application via TUMonlineDuring the application period (February 1 - May 31 for winter semester, October 1 - November 30 for summer semester), apply through the TUMonline application portal. Upload all required documents within this period.
3. Aptitude AssessmentYour application will undergo an aptitude assessment to evaluate your individual talents and motivation for the program.
4. EnrollmentUpon successful admission, you will be invited to enroll. You will need to submit additional documents for enrollment and pay the semester fee by the specified deadlines (March 15 for summer semester, September 15 for winter semester).
Scholarships
TUM Waivers and ScholarshipsVaries
Frequently asked questions
What are the tuition fees for international students?
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International students from outside the European Economic Area are charged 6,000 euros per semester. All students must also pay a semester fee of 97.00 Euro, which covers the student union and public transport.
How do I apply to the Mathematics in Science and Engineering program?
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You must apply through the TUMonline portal during the application period. If your degree is from outside Germany, you first need to get your documents reviewed by uni-assist for a Preliminary Documentation (VPD).
What are the application deadlines?
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The application period for the winter semester is from February 1 to May 31. For the summer semester, the application period is from October 1 to November 30.
What are the entry requirements for this program?
+
You need a recognized undergraduate degree in a relevant field and must demonstrate sufficient English language proficiency. Applicants with non-German degrees must obtain a Preliminary Documentation (VPD) from uni-assist.
What are the career prospects after graduating?
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Graduates can pursue roles such as Software Developer, Research Scientist, Data Analyst, or Consultant, leveraging their strong analytical and interdisciplinary skills.
Are there scholarships or financial aid available for international students?
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Information on tuition fee waivers and scholarships for international students can be found on the TUM website. Specific details on amounts and eligibility vary.