Where to Study Natural Sciences & Mathematics in Germany
101 Natural Sciences & Mathematics degree programmes across 55 universities in Germany are listed on Pathyras.
Search Natural Sciences & Mathematics programmes in Germany on Pathyras →Sample programmes
A sample of the 101 listed programmes. Search the full list on Pathyras.
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Advanced and Computational MathematicsOfficial programme page →
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Advanced BiochemistryOfficial programme page →
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Advanced Methods in Particle PhysicsOfficial programme page →
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Advanced Spectroscopy in ChemistryOfficial programme page →
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Angewandte GeowissenschaftenOfficial programme page →
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Angewandte Geowissenschaften (Applied Geosciences)Official programme page →
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Angewandte Geowissenschaften (Applied Geosciences)Official programme page →
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Angewandte NaturwissenschaftenOfficial programme page →
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Angewandte PhysikOfficial programme page →
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Angewandte Physik (mit Schwerpunkt Informatik)Official programme page →
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Applied PhysicsOfficial programme page →
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Aquatische BiologieOfficial programme page →
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AstrophysicsOfficial programme page →
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AstrophysikOfficial programme page →
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Bio-, Chemie- und PharmaingenieurwesenOfficial programme page →
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BiochemieOfficial programme page →
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BiochemieOfficial programme page →
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BiochemieOfficial programme page →
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BiochemieOfficial programme page →
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BiochemieOfficial programme page →
Frequently asked questions
Where can I study Natural Sciences & Mathematics in Germany?
101 Natural Sciences & Mathematics programmes are listed at 55 universities in Germany. The universities with the most listed programmes are University of Hamburg, Leipzig University, Bielefeld University, Chemnitz University of Technology and FAU Erlangen-Nuremberg.
Can I get a bachelor's or master's degree in Natural Sciences & Mathematics in Germany?
Programmes listed by level: Master's 51, Bachelor's 50. Each listing links to the university's official programme page for entry requirements.
How much does it cost to study Natural Sciences & Mathematics in Germany?
Tuition varies by university and level. Examples from listed programmes: No tuition fee for international students (semester contribution only) (Chemnitz University of Technology), EUR 1,500 per semester (EUR 3,000 a year) for non-EU/EEA students, plus the semester contribution (University of Tübingen) and No tuition fee for international students (semester contribution only) (TU Dortmund University). Always confirm fees for international students on the official programme page.