A flexible curriculum adapted to students' interests and pace; Small classes and close faculty-student interaction with dedicated and accessible professors; Personal support and guidance as well as individual career guidance and support; Opportunities for early participation in research and publications by faculty members and students as well as participation in international mathematics competitions; Lively international community of motivated and talented peers.

Training in English and with an international perspective (targeted preparation for successful application to renowned graduate programs worldwide). Subject-specific didactics and the selection of teaching materials are based on international best practice. For the fifth study semester, the opportunity of a fully creditable semester abroad is actively supported by the university.

Amsterdam University College, the Netherlands; University College Utrecht, the Netherlands; University of Groningen, the Netherlands; University of Aberdeen, the UK; Rice University, USA; Drexel University, USA; Washington State University, USA; University of Nottingham Ningbo, China; Ulsan National Institute of Sciences and Technology, South Korea

Small, modern seminar rooms and lecture halls; Access to essential software packages (symbolic and numerical mathematics) for all students; modern library.

Active research groups in dynamic systems, analysis, probability theory, and mathematical physics. The department is regularly involved in DFG projects, e.g. "Asymptotic developments for the weakly interacting Bose gas", "Rigidity problems, renormalisation, and critical points of the multiplier mappings", "The cube and the disk model for best-worst paradigm and status quo options" and international projects such as "Effective approximation and dynamics of many-body quantum systems".

English-language campus university; students from over 100 countries; trans-disciplinary, problem-orientated courses and research; individual student support; diverse student activities in the fields of Economics, Politics, Society, Culture, Sport, Sustainability, Responsible Leadership, etc.; diverse economic cooperation initiatives; alumni networks; Active math society by students and for students.