Mathematics International

Subjects: Mathematics International,Mathematics,International,Science

M.Sc. | Master of Science

Course description

The International Master in Mathematics offers a captivating and rigorous study program. It delves into advanced topics across the spectrum of pure and applied mathematics. This program is research-oriented, ensuring a deep and thorough understanding of the subject matter. Graduates have excellent job prospects outside academia. Alternatively, they can pursue PhD programs in Mathematics within the university. This path opens doors to further academic research and teaching opportunities. The curriculum covers a wide range of study subjects, ensuring a comprehensive education. Students engage with complex mathematical theories and practical applications, preparing them for diverse career paths. This program is designed for those who are passionate about mathematics and eager to explore its depths. It fosters a supportive and inclusive environment, encouraging students to reach their full potential. The International Master in Mathematics is not just a degree; it's a journey into the heart of mathematical discovery.

Application Requirements

Language Requirements

Proof of language skills: If English is not your first language and you have not completed your education officially in an English language programme, you must provide proof of sufficient language skills in English. Acceptable English language certificates are TOEFL (minimum score 79), IELTS (minimum score 6.5) and a Cambridge First Certificate in English. Please ask if you want to submit other certificates. Also note that you must be able to present these documents before the application deadline.

Qualification Requirements

The eligibility requirement for the Master's programme Mathematics International is a qualified Bachelor's degree in Mathematics or comparable study programmes. The proof of a qualified university degree exists, if it includes equivalent examination achievements in relevant scientifically-based Bachelor's degree programmes in Mathematics (B.Sc. Mathematik, B.Sc. Computational mathematics, B.Sc. Mathematische Physik) at the Julius Maximilians Universität Würzburg, and if it meets the requirements of the Master's degree programme. In the period leading up to the application, please get informed about whether the courses that you have previously taken are comparable with basic courses at the JMU. Whether a degree is equivalent to the JMU degree can only be established during the official application process.

Document Requirements

Bachelor's degree or comparable qualification for admission: Transcript of Records with courses equivalent to a minimum of 150 credits: The Transcript of Records must be issued by the appropriate examination authority or by the appropriate Admissions Office. The Transcript of Records must meet the requirements as outlined in the examination regulations. GRE Mathematics subject test score - strongly recommended Curriculum of the underlying university degree (e.g. Course Guide). Letter of Motivation– recommended: A written statement describing the reasons for wishing to be admitted to the JMU study programme that you have chosen. The Letter of Motivation should be written in English and should be 1-2 pages long. It should explain why your specific abilities, interests and career goals make you a good candidate for the intended study programme and why you would like to study at the JMU. Furthermore, you should explain why you feel you are in a position to understand the mathematical contents of the intended study programme and how you are able to process and independently answer the abstract questions. Additional relevant information pertaining to the present background history or regarding any special qualifications that you possess may be included. In your Letter of Motivation you should affirm that you have, without assistance, personally thought of and written your reasons for choosing this study programme and that you have identified any thoughts/ideas stemming from foreign resources. Proof of language skills: If English is not your first language and you have not completed your education officially in an English language programme, you must provide proof of sufficient language skills in English. Acceptable English language certificates are TOEFL (minimum score 79), IELTS (minimum score 6.5) and a Cambridge First Certificate in English. Please ask if you want to submit other certificates. Also note that you must be able to present these documents before the application deadline. Preliminary Review Document (VPD) from uni-assist (only for applicants with a Bachelor's degree from a non-EU/EEA country)