You may be wondering: What does the "and" between Mathematics and Economics stand for?  

Two things, actually. Our faculty offers degree programmes in mathematics as well as in economics. However, our faculty also offers degree programmes that combine both subjects: "Mathematics and Management" as a degree programme was invented at our faculty and offered for the first time in Germany. 
The same applies to research: we are just as successful in core areas of mathematics as we are in core areas of economics. And through interdisciplinary research, we make the most of the advantage of having two subjects under one roof.

Whatever you study with us, the skills you acquire will be key to meeting the challenges of our time: whether it's mathematical methods for the technologies of the future, analytical skills and economic concepts for an economy in which data and artificial intelligence are becoming increasingly important, or risk and sustainability management for a safer and better future.

In addition to excellent teaching and study conditions, studying with us means that you are not studying alone. Small class sizes make it easy to interact with lecturers and other students. The same holds for industry contacts, which are easy to make and maintain thanks to an excellent network, frequent guests from the industry and a career fair.

You can find more information on our website, structured according to research, studies and teaching and the role of practice & transfer at our faculty.

Please do not hesitate to contact us. The contact persons on the pages of the individual degree programmes look forward to hearing from you. For prospective students, there are also special events where you can get a taste of what it's like on campus, or meet faculty members online. If you are interested in research or transfer, you will find the appropriate contacts on the pages of our institutes. Finally, we at the Dean's Office are always happy to answer any questions you may have. 

We look forward to meeting you!

Prof. Dr. Gunter Löffler
Dean of the Faculty of Mathematics and Economics