Master of Science in Mathematics for Sustainability, Business, and Data Science
An application-oriented Master's programme combining modern mathematics with sustainability, business, and data science.
Best for:Best for bachelor's graduates in mathematics or related quantitative fields seeking an application-focused Master's degree in data science, business, or sustainability.
Overview
This four-semester Master of Science programme is offered by Technische Hochschule Mittelhessen University of Applied Sciences in Friedberg, Germany. The curriculum focuses on modern mathematical concepts, methods, and techniques to solve complex practical challenges across three specialisations: mathematics for sustainability, business mathematics, and mathematical data science. Students engage in project-oriented coursework designed to develop teamwork, problem-solving, and leadership competencies. The programme culminates in an application-oriented Master's thesis preparing graduates for high-level professional roles or doctoral studies.
What you'll do
- Complete coursework across core and elective modules in modern mathematics, sustainability, and data science
- Participate in project-oriented assignments applying mathematical techniques to practical problems
- Collaborate in teams to address functional and organisational difficulties in simulated professional contexts
- Engage in critical dialogue with practice experts to develop well-founded problem solutions
- Conduct an application-oriented scientific Master's thesis
Requirements
Degree required: First professionally qualifying university degree with a standard period of six semesters (180 ECTS) in mathematics or a related quantitative field
Degree offered: Master of Science
Language: English; B2 level proficiency via IELTS (5.5), Cambridge B2 First, TOEIC (785), or TOEFL Essentials (8); German A1 level proficiency required for non-German degree holders by the end of enrolment
Instruction: English
- Prior academic coursework in Analysis
- Prior academic coursework in Stochastics
- Prior academic coursework in Financial Mathematics
- Prior academic coursework in Actuarial Mathematics
- Prior academic coursework in Operations Research
- Must hold a qualifying first university degree equivalent to 180 ECTS with an overall grade of at least 'good' (2.0 or 80 percentage points)
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How to apply
Deadline: 15 July (winter semester) / 15 January (summer semester)
International applicants must submit their application through the uni-assist portal within the specified application periods. Ensure all required academic certificates and language proofs are gathered before initiating the submission.
- CV
- First university degree certificate and transcripts
- English language proficiency certificate
- German A1 language certificate
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