Department of Mathematics

Department of Mathematics

News

The online meeting Birdtracks 2024, co-hosted by our department, takes place from February 26 to 28.

Prof. Dr. Hannah Markwig was selected as a scout for the Henriette Herz Scouting Programme of the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation.

The German Research Foundation (DFG) and the French National Research Agency (ANR) are jointly funding the project "POK0: Positivity on K-trivial varieties" for three years. JProf. Dr. Daniele Agostini leads the Tübingen node.

Professor Dr. Carla Cederbaum wins the Media Award of the German Mathematical Society for her original science communication projects for various target groups.

Simon Brendle, former Distinguished Guest Professor and regular guest to our department, wins the 2024 Breakthrough Prize in Mathematics.


Welcome to the University of Tübingen's Department of Mathematics!

Here at the Department of Mathematics, we live and breathe one of the oldest sciences of all. Both Mathematics and Physics have a long tradition in Tübingen, where they have been taught since the early 16th century. They were a faculty in their own right until 2010, and now Mathematics and Physics are Departments within the University of Tübingen's broad-based Faculty of Science.

Our working groups in Pure and Applied Mathematics cover a wide spectrum of mathematical disciplines. They carry out high-quality research and maintain excellent networks across the University as well as nationally and internationally.

More than one thousand students are currently enroled in our Department. We offer Bachelor's and Master's degree courses with a high level of flexibility. Our Mathematics teacher-training degree is also very popular with students. Doctoral studies and postdoctoral lecture qualifications are available in all the branches of Mathematics represented in our Department. We also provide Mathematics classes to supplement studies in other subjects.

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