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Academic Year 2024/25

Info Event for Bachelor Students of the MNF

Slides available here!

Join us for an info event on 12 May, 16:00-17:00h, in the Lecture Hall 3 of the Physics main building 321 (Zülpicher Str. 77, 50931).

You will learn everything you need to know about the Computational Sciences master program and the various Specialization Areas that are part of the curriculum:

  • Computational Astro- and Space Physics
  • Computational Biology
  • Earth System Sciences
  • Theoretical Chemistry
  • Theoretical Condensed Matter Physics

The Master program in Computational Sciences directly incorporates research activities with computational methods in the natural sciences. Within this interdisciplinary, research-oriented Master program, students from different scientific backgrounds will obtain the skills required for modern, computational research methods in numerous scientific fields. Students will be trained equally well in simulation science, computer science and applied mathematics as well as their selected area of specialization.

The study program starts every winter term. Application opens beginning of June and the deadline is 15 July!

How to apply?

There will be opportunities for you to meet speakers, lecturers and current master students from Computational Sciences and ask your questions directly at the info event in May.

For more information about the Computational Sciences master program, please contact info-compscie(at)uni-koeln(dot)de

We look forward to see you all at the event!

Live Webinar and Q&A

Download the webinar slides here.

Join the Computational Sciences webinar on 9 April 2025, 16:00-17:15 CET, at MyGermanUniversity and ask your questions about this study program during the live Q&A!

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We look forward to meet you at the webinar on 9 April!

Academic Year 2023/24

Info Event for Bachelor Students of the MNF

Find all the information on these slides!

Join us for an info event on 7 May, 16:00-17:30h, in the Lecture Hall 1 of the Physics main building 321 (Zülpicher Str. 77, 50931).

You will learn everything you need to know about the Computational Sciences master program and the various Specialization Areas that are part of the curriculum:

  • Computational Astro- and Space Physics
  • Computational Biology
  • Earth System Sciences
  • Theoretical Chemistry
  • Theoretical Condensed Matter Physics

The Master program in Computational Sciences directly incorporates research activities with computational methods in the natural sciences. Within this interdisciplinary, research-oriented Master program, students from different scientific backgrounds will obtain the skills required for modern, computational research methods in numerous scientific fields. Students will be trained equally well in simulation science, computer science and applied mathematics as well as their selected area of specialization.

The study program starts every winter term. Application opens beginning of June and the deadline is 15 July!

How to apply?

There will be opportunities for you to meet speakers, lecturers and current master students from Computational Sciences and ask your questions directly at the info event on 7 May.

For more information about the Computational Sciences master program, please contact info-compscie(at)uni-koeln(dot)de

We look forward to see you all at the event!

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Email: info-compscie(at)uni-koeln(dot)de