About this programme
Students chose one specialisation from: Complex Data Analysis and AI Modelling for Life Sciences and Biotechnology Simulation and Control of Technological Processes The programme is characterised by a high degree of flexibility, which allows students to choose courses from a wide range of options according to their own interests: 54 to 75 credits from the specialisation 0 to 30 credits supplementary modules 9 to 12 credits elective modules Besides this, students must attend two seminars and write a Master's thesis over six months (30 credits). Students must earn at least 15 credit points from non-mathematics modules and at least 18 credit points from advanced mathematics courses within their specialisation, and a total of at least 36 credit points from mathematics courses.
Course details verified 10 Sep 2026 — intakes, entry requirements and course facts · official source