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University of Hamburg
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Mathematical Modelling in Engineering

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The Master of Science in Mathematical Modelling in Engineering is a prestigious full-time international graduate program offered jointly by the University of Hamburg and partner institutions including Università L’Aquila. Designed for students and professionals aiming to deepen their expertise in applied mathematics, numerical analysis, and engineering applications, this ERASMUS MUNDUS program combines rigorous theoretical study with practical, real-world problem solving. Students gain hands-on experience in mathematical modelling, numerical simulations, and interdisciplinary applications, preparing them for advanced roles in research, industry, and technology. The program spans four semesters and admits students exclusively in the winter semester.

Located in Hamburg and across European partner universities, the program emphasizes both analytical excellence and international collaboration. With opportunities for research projects, applied simulations, and cross-border academic exchange, students acquire the skills and network necessary for careers in engineering, computational science, and applied mathematics. The course reflects Germany’s reputation for combining academic quality with professional relevance, making it an excellent choice for those seeking specialization in mathematical modelling for engineering and technology.

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Key Facts

  • Degree: Master of Science (M.Sc.)
  • Standard period of study: 4 semesters
  • Location: Hamburg (with partner universities including Università L’Aquila)
  • Study Type: Graduate (full-time, international)
  • Admission semester: Winter semester only
  • Area of study: Applied Mathematics, Engineering
  • Admission modus: Local admission restriction
  • Main language: English

Program Structure

Semester 1 – Foundations of Mathematical Modelling

  • Mathematical Methods for Engineering
  • Numerical Analysis and Computation
  • Introduction to Applied Modelling
  • Programming and Simulation Techniques

Semester 2 – Advanced Numerical Methods

  • Modelling of Physical and Engineering Systems
  • Applied Partial Differential Equations
  • Computational Methods in Engineering
  • Collaborative Project / Case Studies

Semester 3 – Specialization & Applied Research

  • Advanced Simulation Techniques
  • Interdisciplinary Modelling Applications
  • Data Analysis and Computational Experiments
  • Research Project / Internship

Semester 4 – Master Thesis & Final Project

  • Independent Research or Thesis Project
  • Implementation of Applied Models
  • Presentation and Scientific Reporting
  • Portfolio Development

Career Opportunities

Graduates of the Master of Science in Mathematical Modelling in Engineering are prepared for a wide range of roles in research, industry, and technology. Career paths include computational engineer, simulation specialist, data analyst, systems modeller, and research scientist. With access to European partner universities and Hamburg’s strong engineering and research networks, students gain excellent opportunities to collaborate with industry leaders, research institutes, and international academic partners.

Why Choose This Program

Choosing the Master of Science in Mathematical Modelling in Engineering means joining a program that combines rigorous academic training with practical, real-world applications. Offered as an ERASMUS MUNDUS program in collaboration with Università L’Aquila and other European institutions, it provides students with access to distinguished faculty, modern research facilities, and international networking opportunities.

The program’s unique strength lies in its interdisciplinary curriculum, focus on applied mathematics and engineering problems, and integration of numerical and computational methods. Students develop analytical, problem-solving, and research skills essential for careers in engineering, computational science, and advanced modelling.

Contact Information

University of Hamburg – Student Advisory Service
Alsterterrasse 1
20354 Hamburg, Germany
Tel: +49 40 42838-7000
Fax: +49 40 42838-4883
Email: studienberatung@uni-hamburg.de

International Office – University of Hamburg
Mittelweg 177
20148 Hamburg, Germany
Tel: +49 40 42838-7282
Fax: +49 40 42838-7028
Email: international.office@uni-hamburg.de