International Degree Seeking Students

Wide-ranging studies in the heart of Germany

We are pleased that you are interested in studying at the Technical University of Darmstadt. On this page you will learn which mathematical and personal requirements you need to meet to be able to study for a Master's degree at our department. We also provide information about our master's programmes and literature references. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us!

About us

How is the Master's programme structured? What are the fields of work? What are the advantages of studying in Germany? These and many more questions are answered in this video. Have fun!

Close support

We want your studies at TU Darmstadt to be a complete success. To ensure this, we offer you comprehensive and close support – especially during your first semester with us.

Orientation Week

The winter semester traditionally begins with the orientation week in the week before lectures begin. There you will not only learn how studying with us works, but also get to know the city, the university, the department and of course your fellow students with fun and games. It's worth taking part! Further information is provided by the Mathematics Student Council.

Counselling service

Take advantage of the advisory services offered by the staff of the department: The Study Coordinator Cornelia Seeberg and the International Coordinator Nathalie Becker are available to you personally during office hours or by e-mail at any time.

In addition, we can now offer you personal advice online. To make an appointment, simply write an .

Academic requirements

As a rule, you are eligible for a Master's degree at our Department of Mathematics if you have a Bachelor's degree in mathematics. It is possible to apply before completing a Bachelor's degree if you have the degree at the beginning of the Master's degree course.

We receive many applications from prospective students in engineering courses. We are pleased about your interest! However, we would like to point out that applications from students in engineering courses are only promising in exceptional cases.

In order to make it easier for you to assess whether you are eligible for a Master's degree with us, we have compiled recommended literature from the individual subject areas. If you have the required knowledge, nothing stands in the way of admission! Furthermore, you can check your mathematical knowledge and skills in our online self-assessment.