Three good reasons to study for a Master’s degree at TU Wien:

  • Deepen your specialisation: Build on your Bachelor’s degree, set your own areas of focus and gain insights into current fields of research and application in Mathematics and Geoinformation.
  • Expand your career prospects: Analytical, methodological and problem-solving skills open up a wide range of career opportunities across a diverse array of business sectors. In particular, roles offering attractive salaries and good prospects for advancement usually require a Master’s degree.
  • Prospects in academia: A Master’s degree qualifies you for demanding positions and also provides the ideal foundation for subsequent doctoral studies.

Related Master's Programmes

  • Faculty-specific Master's Programmes:

    UE 066 394 - Technical Mathematics (germ.)

    UE 066 405 - Financial and Actuarial Mathematics (engl.)

    UE 066 395 - Statistics - Probability - Mathematics in Economics (engl.)

    UE 066 421 - Geodesy and Geoinformation (engl.)

  • Interuniversity Master's Programmes:

UE 066 200 - Erasmus Mundus: Cartography (engl.)

UE 066 393 - Erasmus +: Interdisciplinary Mathematics (engl.)

  • Interfaculty Master's Programmes:

UE 066 566 - Environmental Engineering (germ.)

UE 066 646 - Computational Science and Engineering (engl.)

UE 066 453 - Biomedical Engineering (engl.)

Duration4 semesters
Credits120 ECTS
DegreeDiplomingenieur_in (Dipl.-Ing.)
Internationally comparable with Master of Science (MSc)

Module structure

(alphabetical order)

Key Facts regarding Mathematics and Geoinformation Programmes