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MSc
Master
Mathematics International
Winter: Jul 15, 2026Summer: Jan 15, 2027
Language
English
EURTuition
Free (146 EUR/sem)
Intake
Winter and Summer
About Mathematics International
Julius Maximilian University of Würzburg (JMU), located in Würzburg, Bavaria, Germany, is a prestigious institution known for its comprehensive academic offerings, including a strong focus on mathematics. The university's Mathematics International program is particularly notable for its global perspective, designed to attract students from around the world with its innovative curriculum and research opportunities. This program emphasizes not only the theoretical aspects of mathematics but also its practical applications in various fields, fostering a well-rounded understanding of the subject. Students enrolled in Mathematics International benefit from JMU's experienced faculty, state-of-the-art facilities, and collaborative research projects. Moreover, the program prepares graduates for successful careers in academia, industry, and beyond, highlighting JMU's commitment to excellence in mathematical education and research.
Fields of study
Mathematics(Mathematics & Statistics)
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What you need to apply for Mathematics International at Julius Maximilian University of Wurzburg (JMU)
English language
IELTS Overall
6.5/ 9.0
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Applicants must provide proof of their English language skills, e.g. with a high school certificate comparable to the German "Abitur" or a TOEFL certificate. Our requirement for the TOEFL is 550 points (written test), 215 points (computer test), or 79 points (Internet-based test).
Academic requirements
Completed Bachelor's degree
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Minimum ECTS credits
180
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MOI accepted as English proof
Accepted
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Bachelor's degree in Mathematics or Physics or comparable study programmes.
The proof of a qualified university degree exists, if it includes equivalent examination achievements in relevant scientifically-based Bachelor's degree programmes in Mathematics (B.S. Mathematik, B.S. Computational mathematics, Mathematische Physik) at the Julius Maximilians Universität Würzburg, and if it meets the requirements of the Master's degree programme.
In the period leading up to the application, please get informed about whether the courses that you have previously taken are comparable with basic courses at the JMU. Whether a degree is equivalent to the JMU degree can only be established during the official application process.
Minimum requirements for admission to the Master programme Mathematics International are the following:
- courses totalling at least 70 ECTS credits in the following fields of mathematics: Analysis (differential and integral calculus in one or several variables) ordinary and partial differential equations, vector analysis, complex analysis, linear algebra, algebra, number theory, geometry, discrete mathematics, functional analysis, numerical mathematics, stochastics, financial mathematics, operations research, optimization, mathematical modelling and scientific computing,
courses totalling at least 10 ECTS credits in the forementioned or other fields of mathematics,
courses totalling at least 30 ECTS credits in any field of mathematics or in subjects which apply mathematical methods (e.g., biology, chemistry, geography, computer science, aerospace computer science, physics, economics).
The number of ECTS credits corresponds to the estimated workload associated to the course (including time solving exercise problems and preparation for the exam): one ECTS credit corresponds to 25-30 hours.
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Minimum requirements for admission to the Master programme Mathematics International are the following:
-courses totalling at least 70 ECTS credits in the following fields of mathematics: Analysis (differential and integral calculus in one or several variables) ordinary and partial differential equations, vector analysis, complex analysis, linear algebra, algebra, number theory, geometry, discrete mathematics, functional analysis, numerical mathematics, stochastics, financial mathematics, operations research, optimization, mathematical modelling and scientific computing,
1. courses totalling at least 10 ECTS credits in the aforementioned or other fields of mathematics,
2. courses totalling at least 30 ECTS credits in any field of mathematics or in subjects which apply mathematical methods (e.g., biology, chemistry, geography, computer science, aerospace computer science, physics, economics).
3. The number of ECTS credits corresponds to the estimated workload associated to the course (including time solving exercise problems and preparation for the exam): one ECTS credit corresponds to 25-30 hohttp://ifm.mathematik.uni-wuerzburg.de/mim/Application_fo...
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Tests and documents
Curriculum Vitae (CV)
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Letters of Recommendation
Not Required
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GRE
Optional
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GMAT
Not Required
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A written statement describing the reasons for wishing to be admitted to the JMU study programme that you have chosen. The Letter of Motivation should be written in English and should be 1-2 pages long. It should explain why your specific abilities, interests and career goals make you a good candidate for the intended study programme and why you would like to study at the JMU. Furthermore, you should explain why you feel you are in a position to understand the mathematical contents of the intended study programme and how you are able to process and independently answer the abstract questions. Additional relevant information pertaining to the present background history or regarding any special qualifications that you possess may be included. In your Letter of Motivation you should affirm that you have, without assistance, personally thought of and written your reasons for choosing this study programme and that you have identified any thoughts/ideas stemming from foreign resources.
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GRE Mathematics subject test score - strongly recommended
APS verification
APS certificate
Required for Application
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Prerequisites
The eligibility requirement for the Master's programme Mathematics International is a qualified Bachelor's degree in Mathematics or comparable study programmes.
The proof of a qualified university degree exists, if it includes equivalent examination achievements in relevant scientifically-based Bachelor's degree programmes in Mathematics (B.Sc. Mathematik, B.Sc. _Computational mathematics, B.Sc. Mathematische Physik_) at the Julius Maximilians Universität Würzburg, and if it meets the requirements of the Master's degree programme.
In the period leading up to the application, please get informed about whether the courses that you have previously taken are comparable with basic courses at the JMU. Whether a degree is equivalent to the JMU degree can only be established during the official application process.
Minimum requirements for admission to the Master programme Mathematics International are the following:
\- courses totalling at least 70 ECTS credits in the following fields of mathematics: Analysis (differential and integral calculus in one or several variables) ordinary and partial differential equations, vector analysis, complex analysis, linear algebra, algebra, number theory, geometry, discrete mathematics, functional analysis, numerical mathematics, stochastics, financial mathematics, operations research, optimization, mathematical modelling and scientific computing,
- courses totalling at least 10 ECTS credits in the aforementioned or other fields of mathematics,courses totalling at least 30 ECTS credits in any field of mathematics or in subjects which apply mathematical methods (e.g., biology, chemistry, geography, computer science, aerospace computer science, physics, economics).
The number of ECTS credits corresponds to the estimated workload associated to the course (including time solving exercise problems and preparation for the exam): one ECTS credit corresponds to 25-30 hours.
Documents checklist
What to prepare for your application to Mathematics International
Programme-specific documents
Bachelor's degree or comparable qualification for admission:
Transcript of Records with courses equivalent to a minimum of 150 credits: The Transcript of Records must be issued by the appropriate examination authority or by the appropriate Admissions Office. The Transcript of Records must meet the requirements as outlined in the examination regulations.
GRE Mathematics subject test score - strongly recommended
Curriculum of the underlying university degree (e.g. Course Guide).
Letter of Motivation– recommended: A written statement describing the reasons for wishing to be admitted to the JMU study programme that you have chosen. The Letter of Motivation should be written in English and should be 1-2 pages long. It should explain why your specific abilities, interests and career goals make you a good candidate for the intended study programme and why you would like to study at the JMU. Furthermore, you should explain why you feel you are in a position to understand the mathematical contents of the intended study programme and how you are able to process and independently answer the abstract questions. Additional relevant information pertaining to the present background history or regarding any special qualifications that you possess may be included. In your Letter of Motivation you should affirm that you have, without assistance, personally thought of and written your reasons for choosing this study programme and that you have identified any thoughts/ideas stemming from foreign resources.
Proof of language skills: If English is not your first language and you have not completed your education officially in an English language programme, you must provide proof of sufficient language skills in English. Acceptable English language certificates are TOEFL (minimum score 79), IELTS (minimum score 6.5) and a Cambridge First Certificate in English. Please ask if you want to submit other certificates. Also note that you must be able to present these documents before the application deadline.
Preliminary Review Document (VPD) from uni-assist (only for applicants with a Bachelor's degree from a non-EU/EEA country)
Standard documents (most universities also require)
- Completed online application form
- Bachelor's degree certificate (original + certified translation)
- Bachelor's degree transcript (original + certified translation)
- English language certificate (IELTS, TOEFL, or equivalent)
- German language certificate (if required by the programme)
- Statement of Purpose / Letter of Motivation
- Curriculum Vitae (CV)
- Letters of Recommendation (LOR)
- Passport copy
- APS certificate (required for India, China, Vietnam, Pakistan applicants)
This programme applies directly or via uni-assist. Submit your documents through the correct channel before the deadline.
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Step-by-step guide to applying for Mathematics International at Julius Maximilian University of Wurzburg (JMU)
Application procedure
The application consists of two parts. First apply online on our
Online application website.
In a second step, submit the following form and certified copies of your documents by regular mail to our International Office:
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