Mathematics (B.Sc.) at TU Berlin

Mathematics plays an important and ever-increasing role in many fields: Mathematical methods and processes are primarily present in natural science and engineering subjects but can increasingly be found in medicine, psychology, business and economics, social sciences, and linguistics. The Mathematics bachelors study program reflects this by offering students training in a variety of skills. Students learn and acquire skills from a broad spectrum of mathematic core areas such as analysis and linear algebra, computer-oriented mathematics, numerics, and stochastics. With this fundamental knowledge of mathematics students go on to choose a specialization. They also expand this foundation by studying a non-mathematic minor subject.

Graduates of our bachelors program have not only specialized knowledge of mathematic basic principles but also of their mathematic specialization and their non-mathematic minor subject. They have a firm grasp and understanding of the theory, methods, and skills of analysis, linear algebra, computer-oriented mathematics, numeric mathematics, and probability theory. Further, they have learned how to implement this knowledge in different fields of application: You acquire the skill to analyze concrete problems and reduce them to a mathematical form. You are also able to use or further develop existing methods to work out and implement solutions, particularly by using computers.