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Why study in Freiberg?

Mathematics and computer science can certainly be studied at many universities in Germany. So why should you come to Freiberg of all places? We asked our students and our faculty team this very question and they told us what appeals to them about Freiberg. Does it convince you too?

  • includes a variety of application-oriented specialisations,
  • combines practice-oriented application subjects, in particular geo, materials, energy, engineering, environment or economics, with your main subject,
  • offers the best and most interesting opportunities on the job market through a wide range of practical connections,
  • thesis work is also possible in cooperation with industry and business,
  • there are a variety of student exchange programmes with partner universities in Europe, Canada and the U. S.,
  • you are offered a varied student life in an attractive city with a long tradition.S.A,
  • you are offered a varied student life in an attractive and traditional city.

  • efficient study and timetables are coordinated with the standard period of study,
  • you will find an exceptionally good supervision ratio,
  • almost every course takes place in optimal seminar group sizes,
  • there is intensive contact between lecturers and students,
  • you will find your studies ideal with a tutoring programme from the student council,
  • lectures are optimally coordinated in terms of content and time.

  • Every professor knows their students personally,
  • individual solutions are developed for any problems that arise during their studies,
  • adaptation of specialisation and application subjects to personal inclinations and abilities is not a problem,
  • individual study plans are a matter of course for us,
  • the possibility of early involvement in research - application-oriented or in the theoretical field - is part of everyday practice.

  • the combination of classical basic subjects with a broad range of applications is unique in Germany,
  • you will find many attractive areas of application,
  • the highest quality of education offered by proven and committed professors,
  • professors are almost always available to students - you often do not need an appointment for consultations.
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  • The current ranking results show that Freiberg is one of the best universities in German-speaking countries in terms of supervision, organisation, support, study situation and content - especially in the fields of mathematics and computer science,
  • professors and staff are always ready to listen to students' technical questions,
  • a mentoring programme provides even better support, and contact between university teachers and students is even more personal.
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  • here you as a student are not a (matriculation) number,
  • there are no overcrowded lecture halls,
  • students on a degree programme have close contact with each other,
  • teachers usually know the students personally and many joint activities, such as hiking or sports tournaments, bring all groups in our faculty together,
  • you can use the Studienstartpaket even before you start your studies, for example when looking for a suitable flat with the help of the housing scout.

  • About 90% of all classrooms are located on the campus, which can be crossed on foot in 15 minutes,
  • all student residences, the canteen and the library are also located on the campus,
  • it is easy to get around the campus by bike (new bicycle parking spaces have been built in front of many buildings),
  • the old town of Freiberg can be reached on foot from the campus in 10 minutes.
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  • that the Freiberg Student Union has an above-average number of places in halls of residence compared to the rest of Germany,
  • that there are many comparatively cheap rental flats in Freiberg (tip: you can also contact the Wohnungsscout),
  • the semester fee is low compared to many other universities and is not necessarily linked to a semester ticket for local public transport,
  • the lending conditions at the university library are comparatively generous.
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Our degree programmes

Would you like some advice? Our education officer will be happy to help you!

Dr. Christoph Brause
Prüferstr. 9, DG.06
09599 Freiberg
brause [at] math.tu-freiberg.de +49 3731 39-3788

Study documents

Our aim is nothing less than to teach state-of-the-art methods of mathematics and computer science. To this end, we are continuously improving our range of courses. Below you will find all the necessary study documents to keep you up to date during your studies.

Every degree programme is based on examination and study regulations, and every course is based on a module description. This defines the content of the degree programme, deadlines, course content, examination and other regulations. You can find the documents for your degree programme on the relevant degree programme pages.

In order to adapt the current range of courses, the Faculty Council can decide on changes at the suggestion of the respective study commission. Current resolutions can be found below.

Concluded adjustments for the summer semester 2025

FAQ on the Mathematics for Data and Resource Sciences

degree programme

Individualised study is very important to us. That is why we are also very interested in enabling students to do things outside the traditional curriculum. To this end, we recommend contacting the chair of our examination boards and discussing the recognition of achievements, changes to study regulations, time off from studies, etc. with them if necessary.

Prof. Dr Hans-Jörg Starkloff
Prüferstr. 9, Room 2.02
+49 3731 39-2321
Hans-Joerg [dot] Starkloff [at] math [dot] tu-freiberg [dot] de (Hans-Joerg[dot]Starkloff[at]math[dot]tu-freiberg[dot]de)

Presentations from the introductory events for first-year students