Master's in Mathematics

The Master's programme in Mathematics at KIT is research-oriented and has a strong focus on in-depth studies in a wide range of pure and applied mathematics subjects. Faculty members of the KIT Department of Mathematics are internationally recognised experts in Algebra and Geometry , Analysis and Differential Equations , Numerical Analysis and Partial Differential Equations, Scientific Computing, Inverse Problems, Computational and Data Sciences, Computational Statistics, Stochastics, and Stochastic Processes in Finance, Actuarial Science and Engineering . The students are also free to choose courses in some non-mathematics subjects such as Computer Science , Physics , Economics , Mechanical Engineering , Electrical Engineering . Our students can also benefit greatly from a variety of programmes offered by the following research centres embedded in KIT: Collaborative Research Centre CRC1173: Wave Phenomena: analysis and numerics , KIT Center MathSEE: Mathematics in Sciences, Engineering, and Economics , Research Training Group RTG2229: Asymptotic Invariants and Limits of Groups and Spaces Students studying in the Master's in Mathematics programme at KIT benefit from a flexible course composition in both pure and applied mathematics. Research and student seminars expose students to a wide range of topics and train them to critically read recent publications and present the material to the public. A required Master's thesis allows for students to immerse themselves into real research and deeply learn one of the selected topics.