Mathematics (Master)

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Ambitious Bachelor’s graduates, fueled by their enthusiasm and aspirations, often choose to pursue the master’s program in mathematics. Their thirst for knowledge was ignited during their undergraduate studies, propelling them towards a qualified career path in diverse fields such as research, software firms, financial institutions, insurance companies, governmental bodies, and management consulting.

Holders of a Master of Science in Mathematics possess the capacity to identify, classify, formulate, and solve intricate problems with mathematical underpinnings. The precise trajectory within the Master’s program is guided by the selection of mathematical focal points and application areas.

The Institute of Mathematics’ core research domains encompass contemporary realms such as analysis, computer algebra, optimization, stochastic processes, and numerical analysis. Notably, mathematics at Hessen International University distinguishes itself through its integration of computation and real-world applications, a facet prominently displayed in interdisciplinary ventures alongside engineering sciences. Admission to the program is open to all, without restrictions. The medium of instruction is German, and studies commence in either the summer or winter semesters.

While the aforementioned requisites are vital, they merely scratch the surface of what mathematics entails: A genuine passion for scientific and technical exploration, an inherently analytical and logical thought process, perseverance, and preferably a strong command of English for navigating technical literature are crucial attributes. On the topic of career prospects, the absence of a standard “mathematician” role provides graduates with a multitude of opportunities. Mathematics specialists are highly sought-after in various sectors, offering versatile pathways, including lucrative managerial roles.