Business Mathematics

The bachelor's degree program in business mathematics in Marburg is characterized by a personal atmosphere and a good supervision ratio. It includes a very clearly developed study program and is designed to provide a broad basis of knowledge in the areas of mathematics, economics and computer science. The course also offers a wide range of opportunities to deepen your individual focus. Practical relevance and topicality are combined with scientifically based training. Special courses and a professional internship give you the opportunity to acquire interdisciplinary and personal key skills.

Traditional university with flair

The Philipps University of Marburg is not only one of the most traditional German universities, but is also the oldest Protestant university in the world. Research and teaching have been taking place here for almost five centuries. The city and university form an inseparable unit. Marburg offers a historical environment, but at the same time exudes a youthful flair with many pubs, restaurants, cinemas and the lawns directly on the Lahn that are used extensively by students. The manageability and familiarity of the city and university as well as their student-friendly climate are also reflected in the department.

Intensive support and interdisciplinarity

Due to the relatively small number of participants in many advanced courses, an intensive dialogue can take place between students and teachers, which enables very effective and successful learning. Another special feature of the Marburg course is that the courses repeatedly focus on identifying problems and conveying ideas for solutions.

Pedagogical commitment to teaching is a given here. The professors and staff take a lot of time to contact the students and answer questions about lectures, study planning or help with finding internships at any time. The student tutors also play an important role here, so that overall support is provided across semesters. The department's PC pools and individual rooms can be used around the clock as a place to learn; a tutor is also available in the department's own learning center in the afternoons.