Mathematicians are not only particularly well-suited for professions in which concrete mathematical problems play a role, but also where structured, problem-oriented and creative thinking are required. They work in the following areas, for example:
banking and insurance, research and development, software production, IT services, electronics: telecommunications, medical technology, consumer electronics, management consulting, management.

A successfully completed university degree or an equivalent academic degree with a standard period of study of at least six semesters in the subject of Mathematics or a related subject such as Physics with an average grade of at least "good" (2.50) and proof of in-depth knowledge in Mathematics amounting to at least 18 CP, which corresponds to the module Bachelor’s Degree Specialisation (Mat-BV) of the Bachelor’s degree programme in Mathematics (BSc) at the University of Regensburg.
If the final grade is not at least 2.50, if in-depth knowledge of mathematics cannot be demonstrated or if it is not clear from the submitted documents whether the applicant has successfully completed a university degree or an equivalent academic degree in the subject of Mathematics or a related subject, proof of course-specific aptitude must be provided through a successfully completed aptitude procedure.