| Mittweida University of Applied Sciences | 6 Semesters |
| Germany | Full Time |
| Bachelor's | Onsite |
The enormous technical progress during the last two decades has resulted in highly innovative products and services that are based on mathematical achievements more than ever before. Modern mathematics is at the heart of an increasing number of innovations in the field of digital communication, satellite navigation, e-commerce, medical technology, and consumer electronics. Without modern mathematics, there would be no navigation system, no mobile phone, no secure payment on the Internet, no digital TV, and no MP3 players.
Additionally, there would be no efficient web search, no Blu-ray discs, and no digital rights management (DRM). Modeling and simulation of computer and communication networks as well as social network analysis are also based on profound mathematical knowledge and methods. Current and previous developments in these highly innovative fields have led to a new understanding of mathematics. Modern mathematics is not only an auxiliary science for other sciences to solve technical and economic problems; it is considered as an independent, genuine technology nowadays.
Its main characteristics are its algorithmic and technology-driven approach, combined with industrial relevance and innovation. The goal of this Bachelor’s degree program in Applied Mathematics is to persuade young people to participate in these ongoing developments in a most competent and comprehensive way and to give them a promising perspective for a professional career in the field of mathematics and its applications.
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Mathematical compulsory modules:
Propaedeutic, Analysis I, Analysis II, Analysis III, Linear Algebra I, Linear Algebra II, Algebra and Number Theory, Computer Algebra and LaTeX, Graphs and Networks, Numerical Mathematics, Probability and Statistics, Computational Statistics, Machine Learning/Pattern Recognition, Mathematical Seminar, Internship, Bachelor’s Project
Further compulsory modules:
Introduction to Programming (with Python), Theoretical Computer Science, Studium Generale I (Academic Skills and English, Basic German)
Selection modules:
Selected Topics in Pure Mathematics, Selected Topics in Applied Mathematics, Selected Topics in Computer Science, Selected Topics in Engineering Sciences, Mathematical Project, Studium Generale II, Interdisciplinary Module
German “Fachhochschulreife” or equivalent. More details are provided by the uni-assist portal.
English
Free of Cost
Bachelor of Science
English language proficiency is required at minimum level B2 of the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR). We accept the following examinations (among others):
- TOEFL Internet-based (iBT) at least 79 points, computer-based (CBT) at least 213 points
- IELTS (International English Language Testing System) at least Band 6.0
- Cambridge Certificate: First Certificate in English (FCE)
- Cambridge English (ESOL)
German language skills are not required, but they are very useful for daily life outside the university. We offer German language courses outside the program at no extra cost.
Hochschule Mittweida is a state university situated in Saxony, with about 7,000 students, many from abroad. All Bachelor’s and Master’s programs are accredited by German national institutions. HSMW continuously updates its educational programs. A quality system sets norms for the use of the European Credit Transfer System (ECTS) for international academic recognition. The study programs are characterized by a strong orientation towards practice. Students can immediately supplement their experiences with practical knowledge. HSMW offers lots of modern and well-equipped laboratories, seminar rooms and computer pools. HSMW cooperates with about 100 partner universities worldwide. It takes part in the European program ERASMUS+ and is a partner in international projects. HSMW is a member of the National Code of Conduct, which sets quality standards for the study conditions of foreign students at the university. The university offers students a wide range of sports activities.
15 May for the following winter semester
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