About this programme
The MSc programme Computer Simulation in Science (CSiS) focuses on the development, implementation, and application of computer-oriented simulation techniques and methods to modern research problems in natural sciences and engineering. All courses of this MSc programme are taught in English. Students choose a field of advanced studies from atmospheric physics, computational electromagnetics, computational finance, computational fluid mechanics, detector physics, imaging in medicine, molecular and materials modelling, or theoretical particle physics. Preliminary knowledge at the Bachelor's level in the chosen subject and knowledge of at least one programming language is required. A parallel computer dedicated to the Master's study programme has been installed at the university. Extensive computer lab courses are part of the curriculum. Contacts have been established with Research Center Jülich since January 2009. Once the field of advanced studies has been selected, the course schedule consists mainly of mandatory courses. It is expected that students develop independent and responsible working skills. Substantial weekly homework is required in all courses. Presentations by the students are part of the preparation towards the Master's thesis. The MSc starts with a block course on mathematical foundations. It starts before the official start of the teaching period and lasts for two weeks. It will be followed by an examination. Students should check the dates on the website of the programme. The module reference book contains the detailed course descriptions. For further details on the programme, please visit: https://www.csis.uni-wuppertal.de/en/. For academic questions about the programme, please contact: csis@uni-wuppertal.de/. For general questions (e.g. regarding admission or the recognition of language courses), please contact: intsek@uni-wuppertal.de. Further information sources on the University of Wuppertal's School of Mathematics and Natural Sciences on: LinkedIn Instagram PDF Download
Course details verified 10 Sep 2026 — intakes, entry requirements and course facts · official source