Activities: Two advisers for international affairs (outgoing/incoming)= intensive advising; administrative procedures coordinated with study abroad (special examinations in case of collision of semester times, mobility window in all degree programs); language of instruction for all Master's programs English; scholarships for outstanding students from abroad; John von Neumann Professorship: outstanding international visiting professors; International Graduate School (ISAM) Results: Highest Erasmus exchange figures (in/out) according to DAAD, min. 60% international quota; increase in number of international students.

University of British Columbia, Kanada; Georgia Institute of Technology, USA; CIMAT, Mexiko; Copenhagen University, Dänemark; National University of Singapore, Singapur; HKUST, Hong Kong; Queensland University, Australien; KTH Stockholm, Schweden; Université Pierre et Marie Curie (Paris VI), Frankreich; Ecole polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne, Schweiz

Top modern IT equipment: Video transmission between all major lecture theatres; WiFi coverage in all buildings; sockets in to charge laptops in the main lecture theatres and under the tables of the main thoroughfares of Mathematics/Computer Science; online library access; info screens for quick information for students; inter-disciplinary research campus with over 13,000 students from different subject areas; our building offers students an exciting and creative environment such as the largest parabola slide in the world or one of the most modern trading simulation rooms in the world.

The Faculty of Mathematics at the TU München is one of the leading and most modern Mathematics institutes in Europe. Key area: The whole range of Applied Mathematics with particular focus on Numerics, Mathematical Physics, Optimisation, Biomathematics, Stochastics, Visualisation, Financial Mathematics and Data Sciences. Strong networking within the economic area of Munich; numerous research prizes and funding. Supra-regional and international third-party funded projects with partner universities. We promote student research.

TUM sees itself as an entrepreneurial university and proactively promotes start-ups by its scientists and students. In particular, research results in mathematics have often been the basis of successful spin-offs. Mathematics professor as a founding ambassador to the Department of Mathematics. TUM start-up consulting through "TUM ForTe - Research Promotion and Technology Transfer". Especially in the financial sector industrial partner programme: "Fit for tomorrow.

Always more than 100 graduates per year; key areas include Numerics, Optimisation, Biomathematics, Stochastics, Financial Mathematics; TUM graduates work successfully in the financial centres of London and Frankfurt amongst others, in large insurance companies (not only in the Munich area), at automotive companies, in the field of logistics or in the research departments of technically orientated companies or companies commissioned from there (numerical simulation), in strategic and operational planning, in consulting and software development; two thirds of the students go abroad