Biomathematics

Mathematics plays an increasingly important role in the life sciences and medicine today, and so does the Biomathematics programme:

From modelling disease progression in drug development to researching epidemics – mathematical concepts are everywhere. Applied Mathematics is anything but grey school math theory. Biomathematicians work creatively and solve biological and medical or even ecological problems as big data specialists. In the Biomathematics programme, you will become an expert in the evaluation of clinical studies or search for genetic patterns for new customised therapies. In addition to classical methods of statistics, stochastics, optimisation or numerics, machine learning methods and artificial intelligence are becoming ever more important in your Mathematics studies. If we've piqued your interest, take a look at how biomathematics is making life better and solving real-world problems for humanity.