Our study programmes

For first-year students who want to study mathematics.

On the polyvalent dual major bachelor’s degree programme, you will have two main subjects (just as in the teacher education track (Gymnasium)). The individual study plan is not designed to lead to a teaching qualification. During the first two semesters, it is relatively straightforward to switch to the BSc in Mathematics.

Our practice-oriented, English-taught Master’s programme. Admission requires 39 ECTS credits in mathematics. Courses in computer science, biology, economics and other subjects can be taken as Electives .

The teacher education track is the entry route for students aiming to become secondary school mathematics teachers. During the first two semesters, it is relatively straightforward to switch to the BSc in Mathematics.

For prospective secondary school mathematics teachers. Here, the study of the two subjects from the polyvalent dual major bachelor’s degree is continued.

For prospective secondary school mathematics teachers with mathematics as a third subject. If, as a teacher, you wish to teach not just two but three subjects, you study the MEd as an additional subject. This is then either a minor (qualifying you to teach the third subject up to and including lower secondary level), or a major (also qualifying you for upper secondary level).

For career changers wishing to become secondary school teachers. Available in the subject combinations Computer Science/Mathematics and Physics/Mathematics; the entry requirement is a BSc in Computer Science, a BSc in Physics or an equivalent qualification.

For anyone who wants to do mathematical research after completing their studies.