Study program
University
City

Saarland University
Mathematics and Computer Science
M.Sc. (Master of Science)
Subjects: Computer Science, Mathematics, Machine Learning, Software Engineering, Applied Mathematics
M.Sc.
Degree
English only
Language
Winter semester: 15 May
Summer semester: 15 Nov
Application Deadlines
2 Years (starting: Both semesters)
Duration
Free
Tuition Fees (per semester)
- Starting
- Both semesters
- Mode of admission:
- without admission restriction
- Application:
- directly at the University
- Study mode:
- On campus
Requirements
Qualification Requirements
Previous Degree
Bachelor's degree in an integrated program "Mathematics and computer science" or a related subject.
Skills in mathematics (analysis, linear algebra, numerics, stochastics) and computer science (functional and object-oriented programming, algorithms and data structures, software development, theoretical computer science), which resemble the ones in the bachelor-program "Mathematics and computer science".
Language Requirements
The following certificates are recognised as proof of your language proficience.
CEFR English
min C1
Does the university recognize "other equivalent language certificates"? yes
Application & Admission
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Application Procedure & Selection
Mode of Admission:
without admission restriction
Admission Test/Interview:
None
Application:
directly at the University
Application Fee:
none
Application Documents
- Bachelor-degree.
- Knowledge of the English Language on an advanced level (see language requirements).
- Skills in mathematics and computer science.
- Letter of motivation and two reference letters (ideally one from the supervisor of your bachelor thesis, letters should be from faculty members or members of research labs).