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What you need to apply for Computational and Applied Mathematics (CAM) at University of Erlangen-Nuremberg (FAU Erlangen-Nuremberg)
CEFR English Level B2 (Vantage or upper intermediate) or
Proof of 6 years of English classes at a German secondary school or
Higher education entrance qualification or first degree completed in English
1. Some basic knowledge of differential equations or functional analysis and of numerical methods is recommended. The Master’s degree programme also enables students to specialise in the numerics of partial differential equations or in optimisation. Applicants should be accordingly familiar with the basic ideas of these fields.
2. The requirement for admission to the Master’s degree programme is a good Bachelor’s degree in a mathematical programme, or in a closely related field with a substantial content of mathematical courses (at least 45 ECTS). Qualification or aptitude for the Master’s degree programme is examined in the qualification assessment process. Applicants with a degree not in mathematics, but in a related field, can only be admitted after passing an oral exam. The criteria in this oral exam are: basic knowledge in functional analysis or in the theory of differential equations, basic knowledge in numerics or in optimization, ability for discussion on mathematics in English, e.g., on the applicant’s Bachelor’s thesis.
As per university mail:
Yes, it is possible to apply for MSc CAM at our university even if you
have not yet your final bachlors diploma. With your application you
should submit your transcript of records, and it should contain at least
140 of the required 180 ECTS credit points (so, about 7/9 of the whole 6
semester bachelors programme).
If you are accepted for the MSc programme, then you must present the
final transcript of records before enrollment / before the programme
starts.
A minimum of 45 ECTS in mathematical courses is required for non-mathematics Bachelor degrees
Yes,Optional
yes
Some basic knowledge of differential equations or functional analysis and of numerical methods is recommended. The Master’s degree programme also enables students to specialise in the numerics of partial differential equations or in optimisation. Applicants should be accordingly familiar with the basic ideas of these fields.
The requirement for admission to the Master’s degree programme is a good Bachelor’s degree in a mathematical programme, or in a closely related field with a substantial content of mathematical courses (at least 45 ECTS). Qualification or aptitude for the Master’s degree programme is examined in the qualification assessment process. Applicants with a degree not in mathematics, but in a related field, can only be admitted after passing an oral exam. The criteria in this oral exam are: basic knowledge in functional analysis or in the theory of differential equations, basic knowledge in numerics or in optimization, ability for discussion on mathematics in English, e.g., on the applicant’s Bachelor’s thesis.
Since all the mandatory and mandatory elective modules are taught in English, an English certificate CEFR B2 is required, except if your university entrance qualification or the Bachelor’s degree was acquired in an anglophone programme, or if you had 6 years of English lessons at a German secondary school.
he requirement for admission to the Master’s degree program is a good Bachelor’s degree in a mathematical program – or in a closely related field with a substantial content of mathematical courses (at least 45 ECTS). Qualification or aptitude for the Master’s degree program is examined in the qualification
assessment process.
Applicants with a degree that is not in mathematics but in a related field can only be admitted after passing an oral exam. The criteria of this oral exam are: Basic knowledge in the theory of differential equations or functional analysis, basic knowledge in numerics or in optimization, ability to discuss mathematics in English, based, for example, on the applicant’s Bachelor’s thesis.
What to prepare for your application to Computational and Applied Mathematics (CAM)
1. CV (without photo)
2. school leaving certificate (complete certificate)
3. if applicable: pre-university year certificate (e.g. applicants from Iran)
4. if applicable: university entrance examination certificate from your home country
5. if you have completed previous periods of study: complete academic report/transcript of records
6. if you have completed a previous degree: degree certificate (e.g. Bachelor’s degree, Diplom)
7. German language certificates (regular copy)-if required
8. if available: preliminary review documentation from uni-assist (regular copy)
Certified copies of foreign certificates that are not issued in German, English or French must be submitted along with a certified translation. If your documents do not fulfil the requirements or if important certificates are missing, your application will not be processed.
This programme applies directly or via uni-assist. Submit your documents through the correct channel before the deadline.
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