Mathematics - Bachelor's study program

Information for prospective students

Course content, study program structure, and the application process – guidance and information on the Bachelor's study program in Mathematics at the University of Stuttgart.

Prospects after the Bachelor's study program

Master's study program

After completing your Bachelor's degree in Mathematics, you can seamlessly continue your studies at the University of Stuttgart by enrolling in the Master's program in Mathematics. In addition, after completing your Bachelor of Science degree at the University of Stuttgart, you can switch to the Master of Education in Mathematics and Physics – the prerequisite for teaching at secondary schools and entering the teaching profession after completing your teaching internship.

Job & career

Career prospects for mathematicians are excellent. Their ability to solve complex problems in an abstract and structured way makes them highly sought after in almost all industries. In recent years, IT professions have grown particularly strongly - high-demand areas include Big Data, artificial intelligence, and machine learning. Mathematicians are considered highly versatile because their training prepares them for analytical thinking, careful work, and the application of formal methods.

Mathematicians work in many different industries – there is no single, clear-cut career path. Their universal skills open up a wide range of fields, particularly in analysis, statistics, and process optimization. Career opportunities exist, for example, in: 

  • Research and teaching
  • Software development and IT
  • Automotive and aerospace industries
  • Business consulting
  • Banks and insurance companies
  • Engineering companies
  • Logistics, advertising and legal advice
  • Civil service and administration
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