The Technical Mathematics Bachelor's program at Johannes Kepler University Linz (JKU) provides a comprehensive education in both theoretical and applied mathematics, with a strong emphasis on computer technology. You will learn to develop mathematical foundations, translate real-world problems from engineering and economics into mathematical models, solve these problems, and implement the results in practice. The program is taught at JKU's internationally renowned institutes on the Linz campus and in Hagenberg, offering a blend of academic rigor and practical application through national and international projects, in cooperation with research institutions, industry, and business. This program equips you with essential mathematical concepts and theories, including analysis, algebra, geometry, functional analysis, probability theory, and numerical mathematics. Alongside your core mathematical knowledge, you will gain skills in computer mathematics, focusing on mathematical modeling, algorithmic aspects (numerical and symbolic computation), and practical computer science. You will develop precise communication skills, structured thinking, attention to detail, and logical reasoning. The curriculum is designed to train your imagination and foster creativity in problem-solving, preparing you to apply mathematical theories and methods in practical settings.
The Bachelor's program in Technical Mathematics requires the completion of courses totaling 180 ECTS credits. The curriculum integrates fundamental mathematical knowledge with computer technology, covering areas such as mathematical modeling, algorithmic aspects, and practical computer science. The program includes a mandatory introductory and orientation phase (StEOP) at the beginning.
Graduates of the Technical Mathematics Bachelor's program are in high demand across various sectors. You will be equipped to apply, adapt, and develop mathematical methods and existing software solutions. Potential career paths include roles in research and development, finance, software development, and academia.
Proof of German language proficiency at level B2 is required if German is not your native language.
Tuition fees for non-EU/EEA citizens are subject to change. Please check the university's official website for the most up-to-date information.
Tuition fees are EUR 726.72 per semester for non-EU/EEA citizens. Austrian and EU/EEA citizens do not pay tuition fees. Fees for non-EU/EEA citizens are subject to change, so please check the university's official website for the most current information.
The program has a duration of 6 semesters, totaling 180 ECTS credits, and leads to a Bachelor of Science (BSc) degree.
You need a General University Entrance Qualification, such as the Austrian Matura. If German is not your native language, proof of German language proficiency at Level B2 is also required.
The language of instruction for the Technical Mathematics Bachelor's program is German. Applicants need to provide proof of German language proficiency at Level B2.
Graduates are sought after in roles such as algorithm developers, data analysts, risk assessors in finance, and software developers. The program equips you to apply and develop mathematical methods and software solutions across various industries.
You need to meet the general admission requirements, including proof of German language proficiency if applicable, and gather necessary documents like your university entrance qualification. Submit your application through the university's designated admission process as detailed on the JKU website.