Welcome!

Contact Persons

Julia Cyllok

Room: 00.10.055
Tel.: +49 (0)89 289-17596
Fax: +49 (0)89 289-17479

Email: julia.cyllok "at" ma.tum.de

Office hours:
Tue/Wed/Thu 9:00 - 14:00
by appointment

Studying at the Department of Mathematics

The Mathematics Faculty is divided into 15 chairs, offering a broad variety of research fields and lectures, especially in applied mathematics. The latest QS World University Ranking placed the department first in Germany, and among the best european mathematics faculties.

This site is here to give you information and orientation if you...

...are interested in a full time study at the Mathematics Faculty
...came with one of our exchange programs (Erasmus or TUMExchange)
...are planning to write or writing your thesis at our department
or if you are doing an internship here

Study Programmes at the Mathematics Faculty

An overview of the different Degree Programs offered at the faculty can be found unter the following overview.

Mathematical courses

A selection of mathematical courses available can be found in the module catalogue. Please keep in mind that nearly all undergraduate courses are given in German, even if you can find English descriptions in the catalogue. Each course is taught either in winter term or in summer term. As a general rule, you can assume that most courses offered within a Masters program can be taught in English. However, this sometimes depends on the professor.

Furthermore you can look at TUMonline which is one of our information systems at TUM. It offers the possibility of searching for courses by semester and degree. You can select the academic department and then browse through the courses offered in the current term.

Advice on how to find suitable courses and register for exams can be found on the webpage Course Selection and Registration.

Application

Depending whether you are applying as a graduating or as non-degree exchange student (Erasmus, Laotse oder TUMExchange) the application process differs. Admission is generally restricted and a applications should have an adequate command of the German language.

Degree seeking students

Information on the application process for the Bachelor of Mathematics can be found here
Information on the application process for one of the five different Master Programms offered by the Mathematics Faculty can be found here.

Exchange and Double Degree Students from partner Universities

Here you can find a list of the partner universities from the TUM Mathematics faculty.
The partner universities select and nominate the candidates through an internal process. Please check the precise Application process with your home university.
After nomination please check the further administrative steps to be admitted by the TUM.

Academic Calendar

An overview of all important dates and holidays in the Sommer Term 2012 can be found unter Academic Calendar.
Please take into account that the Exam Periode continues on for some time after the lecture periode.

Services for Incomings at the Faculty of Mathematics

After nomination through your home university our International Office will get in touch with you. They will provide you with useful information about your stay in Munich including tips on housing and accommodation and further administrative steps.
Then your exchange coordinator Julia Cyllok from the Department of Mathematics will contact you before you arrive and help you with your course selection and general questions about your studies at the Mathematics Faculty.
We provide a one-to-one tutor service for our exchange students, so that everyone has a TUM partner student for their support.
Furthermore, we offer a welcome meeting and regular social activities during the semester organized by the International Café

Please download the Handout of our last welcoming meeting from April 2012.

For all our exchange students we habe a facebook group. Here we announce important dates and deadlines, answer queries to everyday life in Munich and at the TUM and we try to announce activities taking place in and around Munich.

Current Events

International Day 23 May 12.00-15.00 in the Mathematics/Informatics building