Technical Mathematics - Bachelor's degree (German only)
Bachelor's degree
In Linz (Austria)
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Description
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Type
Bachelor's degree
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Location
Linz (Austria)
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Duration
6 Semesters
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Credits
180
Mathematics is one of the oldest yet most modern of sciences, combining theory and practice in order to drive global advancement forward.
Students enrolled in Technical Mathematics learn to think more precisely and are encouraged to apply their imagination and creativity to hone their problem-solving skills. Faculty members at internationally renowned institutes located both at the JKU campus in Linz as well as in Hagenberg are committed to providing top-quality education. The program boasts many attractive features, including a strong emphasis on base-knowledge education, computer use, and actively taking part in real-world projects together with research facilities, industrial companies, and the local business community. Graduates in Technical Mathematics at the JKU have outstanding career and employment prospects both in Austria and abroad.
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About this course
The Bachelor’s degree program in Technical Mathematics is a broad, hands-on base-knowledge degree program focusing on key mathematical concepts and theories. Students learn about fundamental concepts, particularly in the subject areas of analysis, algebra, geometry, functional analysis, probability theory, numerical mathematics, and optimization.
Students actively use computers from the very beginning, focusing on mathematical modeling, algorithmic aspects (numerical and symbolic arithmetic), and practical computer science, in particular.
In addition to a strong base-knowledge in mathematics, students acquire skills such as precise expression, structured thinking, and learning how to present their work correctly in a precise, logical manner. Graduates of the Bachelor's degree program in Technical Mathematics have the unique ability to apply mathematical theories and methods to address real-world situations and issues.
General higher education entrance qualifications (such as an Austrian “Matura” diploma)
Your Benefits:
Broad, base-knowledge, application-oriented education
Special focus on mathematical modeling, algorithmic aspects, and hands-on computer sciences
Outstanding academic environment featuring a low student-faculty ratio and individual support services
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Subjects
- Mathematics
- Algebra
- Geometry
- Analysis
- Computer Mathematics
- Numerical Mathematics and Optimization
- Stochastics
- Statistics
- Company Development
- Consulting
Course programme
STUDY PLAN
As part of the Bachelor’s degree program, students are required to complete courses totaling 180 ECTS credits in the following areas:
- Algebra and Geometry
- Analysis
- Mathematical Working Techniques
- Computer Mathematics
- Numerical Mathematics and Optimization
- Stochastics and Statistics
- Electives
- Autonomous Coursework
- Bachelor's Thesis
JOB OPPORTUNITIES
Graduates of the Bachelor's degree program can pursue a variety of career opportunities in various fields, particularly professions that use well-known mathematical methods. Graduates are highly sought-after, particularly those who can work with existing computer software as well as expertly adapt and further develop computer software. Potential professions include:
- Company development and research departments
- Research and educational facilities (such as universities, competence centers, universities of applied sciences)
- Banks and insurance companies
- Consulting agencies
Additional information
Preparation Courses: These courses have been designed for new students and provide a condensed review of material taught at higher levels schools in order to prepare students for initial university-level lectures. Attendance is optional.
Young Scientists Program: Opportunities for high school students to gain a new perspective on what post-secondary education has to offer.
Mentoring Program: JKU faculty members meet with newly enrolled students in small groups and provide tips and advice pertaining to studies.
Technical Mathematics - Bachelor's degree (German only)
-
One Education
Course Online£ 425 -
Bright Futures
A Level OnlinePrice on request -
Canterbury College
Course OnlinePrice on request -
Online Learning College
GCSE Online£ 275 -
ICS
Course Online£ 285 -
Start Learning
GCSE Distance Learning£ 324 VAT inc. -
BCNH - UK College of Nutrition & Health
Course Distance LearningPrice on request
See all