B.Sc. Mathematics

The mathematics degree programme provides sound knowledge in abstract and applied areas of mathematics and is characterised by logical, analytical thinking. The Bachelor's examination is the first professionally qualifying degree in mathematics. The Bachelor's examination determines whether the candidate has an overview of basic mathematical contexts and has acquired the specialist knowledge and skills required for a subsequent Master's degree programme or an early transition into professional practice.

Degree: Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.)
Standard Period of Study: 6 semesters of full-time study; also possible as part-time study; 180 ECTS credits
Start of studies: We recommend starting the programme in the winter semester. For the start of studies in the summer semester, a counselling interview with the academic advisor Prof. Dr Luise Blank, luise.blank "at "ur.de, is strongly recommended. No mathematics lectures are offered for the first semester in the summer semester.
Possible Minor Subjects: actuarial science, business administration, bioinformatics, biology, chemistry, data science, computer science, philosophy, physics, economics or management information systems. Other Minor Subjects are possible on request.
Language of Instruction: German
Course content: After the basics of analysis and linear algebra in the first two semesters, numerics, probability theory and further courses in analysis and algebra follow. In the fifth and sixth semesters, students have the opportunity to specialise in an area of their choice, which is also the subject of their bachelor's thesis. Research specialisations in Regensburg are arithmetic geometry, global analysis and geometry as well as applied analysis. In addition to the mathematicians' courses, a Minor Subject (26-30 ECTS) and elective courses (11-15 ECTS) are part of the Bachelor's programme.