Mathematics for Sustainability, Economics and Data Science

Bachelor
Diploma
winter and summer semester
6 semesters
Admission-free
Friedberg
semester fee

The study programme Mathematics for Sustainability, Economics and Data Science This course demonstrates how application-oriented mathematics can be. You will learn to analyze complex problems, find suitable solutions, and make sustainable decisions. The combination of mathematical methods, AI, and topics such as risk management will help you actively shape the future.

Mathematics is more than just numbers – it's the key tool for understanding dynamic, complex relationships and developing sustainable solutions. In addition to subject-specific skills, you'll also gain competencies in teamwork, presentation, and academic writing. The programme offers a strong practical focus, current topics, and flexible specializations, allowing you to find your own path, be ideally prepared for tomorrow's challenges, and make better decisions for a sustainable future.

Content at a glance:

Studies

study content

study programme

The following is a list of courses. The numbers indicate for each semester how many hours per week or how many credit points are allocated to the respective subject. There are a total of 180 credit points to be acquired. The study programme shown here depicts the start of the winter semester.

1

MODULE	SWS	CrP
Analysis 1	6	9
Linear Algebra 1	6	9
Fundamentals of Computer Science	6	6
Mathematical Foundations of Sustainability	2	3
Study techniques for sustainable learning	2	1
TOTAL 1ST SEMESTER	22	28

2

MODULE	SWS	CrP
Analysis 2	6	6
Linear Algebra 2	6	6
Probability 1	6	6
Scientific Programmeming	6	6
Elective module 1 Catalogue A (Language, Economics, Law, Ethics)	4	6
Study techniques for sustainable learning	2	2
TOTAL 2ND SEMESTER	30	32

3

MODULE	SWS	CrP
Analysis 3	6	6
Probability 2	6	6
Numerical Mathematics 1	6	6
Proseminar Sustainability, Economics and Data Science	2	3
Statistical Programmeming	6	6
TOTAL 3RD SEMESTER	26	27

4

MODULE	SWS	CrP
Differential and difference equations	6	6
Numerical Mathematics 2	6	6
Applied Statistics	4	6
Sustainable risk management and derivatives valuation	4	6
Mathematical programmeming	4	6
Scientific writing	2	3
TOTAL 4TH SEMESTER	26	33

5

MODULE	SWS	CrP
Sustainable Operations Research	4	6
Fundamentals of actuarial science	4	6
Data Science Basics	4	6
Elective module 2, Catalog B (Mathematics, Data Science)	4	6
Elective module 3, Catalog B (Mathematics, Data Science)	4	6
Mathematical internship	4	3
TOTAL 5TH SEMESTER	24	33

MODULE	SWS	CrP
Mathematical Seminar	2	3
Practical phase (BPP)	-	12
bachelor thesis	-	12
TOTAL 6TH SEMESTER	2	27

The detailed study programme can be found in module manual.

job prospects

perspectives

Application and enrolment

matriculation

degree Normal period accreditation study form main language of instruction Place of study, location Costs	Bachelor (BSc) 6 semesters ASIIN Dusseldorf full-time study German Friedberg semester fee
Postgraduate master's degree	Mathematics for Sustainability, Economics and Data Science (M.Sc.)
admission mode	The course is admission-free, without NC. That means you only have to enroll within the respective deadline and meet the enrollment requirements to get a place on the course.
start of studies	winter and summer semester
Bridge courses	The THM offers one-week courses before the start of lectures Bridge courses in the subjects "chemistry", "mathematics", "physics" and "programmeming". First-year students can refresh their previous knowledge and close knowledge gaps.
enrollment period	June 1st to September 20th (winter semester) December 1st to March 20th (summer semester)
Application period for international applicants	April 1 to July 15 (winter semester) and October 1 to January 15 (summer semester). uni-assist. Further information for international applicants can be obtained from International Office.
matriculation	Proceed to enrollment