Committed and broad-based teaching staff and at the same time internationally visible and connected research staff; Broad and extensive range of courses; Development of degree programmes throughout Germany heavily influenced by Bologna, resulting in more flexible courses of study and fewer examinations; Large number of staff deployed to ensure smaller exercise group sizes; Built-in flexibility, e.g. a semester abroad during the bachelor's degree; Historical context, especially for students seeking a teaching qualification, through the History of Mathematics working group.

Committed and broad-based teaching staff and at the same time internationally visible and connected research staff; Broad and extensive range of courses; Very free choice of courses, individual specialisation options, replacement of the minor with additional mathematics courses

Departmental Counselling Centre "Studium International" incl. websites, and subject-specific guidance, 24 Erasmus partners, coordination of Erasmus representatives; Flexible Recognition of achievements abroad; very international teaching staff. Students profit from the intensive and individual advice provided by the academic advisors and the LOB team. Lectures in the Master's degree course can optionally also be given in English.

Universiteit Utrecht, Utrecht, Niederlande; University of Glasgow, Glasgow, Vereinigtes Königreich; University of Turku, Turku, Finnland; Universitat de Barcelona, Barcelona, Spanien; Università degli Studi di Roma 'La Sapienza', Roma, Italien; Uniwersytet Jagielloński, Kraków, Polen; Universidad de Valencia, Valencia, Spanien; University of Birmingham, Birmingham, Vereinigtes Königreich; Université de Poitiers, Poitiers, Frankreich, TU Wien, Wien, Österreich

Comfortable computer pools for students; Central high-performance Linux cluster; Large social space; Student workstations for exam semesters; Modern equipment in lecture halls; Extensive collection of textbooks, electronic library use, workstations in the library.

Collaborative Research Centres "Waves to Weather" and "Multiscale Simulation Methods for Soft Matter Systems"; Research focus "MODEL - Mainz Institute of Multiscale Modelling"; Research centre "Elementary Forces and Mathematical Foundations"; Max Planck Graduate Centre with the University of Mainz; Cluster of Excellence PRISMA; Synergy effects through joint department with physics and computer science, joint, interdisciplinary seminars and work groups.

Help desk for problems with course and examination software; Development of more advanced software support in the academic offices; Development of instruments for improving the selection and assignment of academic assistants; Web presence redesign with the aim of improving the information offered to students; Development of department-wide personal guidance for outgoing and incoming students; Continued development of the social network for supporting outgoing students.