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Our Faculty is the academic home of researchers, teachers, and students of Mathematics and Computer Science. Its institutes and facilities are housed in the Mathematikon, pleasantly located on the Campus Neuenheimer Feld of Heidelberg University. Welcome!

Doctorate
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The Doctorate signifies a proven ability to conduct independent scientific research. Under the auspices of the Combined Faculty of Mathematics, Engineering and Natural Sciences, we confer the academic degree Dr. rer. nat. in the subjects of mathematics and computer science.

Studies
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Students interested in Mathematics, Computer Science, or an interdisciplinary field, pursuing a B.Sc., M.Sc., or M.Ed., and aiming for a career in research, teaching, or the private sector, will find here in Heidelberg a full range of first-class courses for a challenging and enriching educational experience in an intellectually stimulating environment with historical cachet.

Outreach
Mathematikon Lobby

We seek to promote the interest in mathematics and computer science by organizing events for schools and for the broader public. Alumns and newcomers join in and contribute to shared knowledge and contacts.

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Mathematics and Computer Science — International

Erasmus Outgoing

The Erasmus mobility program of the European Union promotes cooperation between universities within the EU and other European countries.

This page contains information for Heidelberg University students who are interested in a semester abroad in the framework of the Erasmus program.

General Information on Erasmus Grants

The ERASMUS+ program is a simple way for students to study abroad for up to one year. Potential tuition fees are waived and at some universities even accommodation is provided. Moreover, you are granted a scholarship (approx. 500€), which shall cover the additional cost during your stay.

Partner Universities Mathematics

All listed universities can be visited during your bachelor and master studies if not stated otherwise (for stays during your PhD please get in touch with us).

  • Linz (Austria)
  • Vienna, Universität Wien (Austria)
  • Prague (Czech Republic); via 4EU+
  • Copenhagen (Denmark); via 4EU+
  • Chambery (France); bachelor only
  • Lyon (France)
  • Montpellier (France)
  • Orsay (France); bachelor only
  • Paris, La Sorbonne (France); via 4EU+
  • Reims (France)
  • Milano, Universita degli Studi di Milano (Italy); via 4EU+
  • Modena (Italy)
  • Rome, La Sapienza (Italy)
  • Budapest, Eötvös Loránd University (Hungary)
  • Utrecht (Netherlands)
  • Aas (Norway)
  • Bergen (Norway)
  • Warsaw, Politechnica Warszawska (Poland)
  • Warsaw, University of Warsaw (Poland); only via 4EU+
  • Madrid, Universidad Complutense de Madrid (Spain); Master (one needs to have at least 240 ECTS points)
  • Ankara, Bilkent University (Türkiye); bachelor only
  • Istanbul, Koc University (Türkiye); bachelor only
  • Lund (Schweden)
  • Leeds (United Kingdom); probably at the end of December we know whether this partnership will be continued
  • Geneva (Switzerland) 4EU+

Partner Universities Computer Science

All listed universities can be visited during your bachelor and master studies if not stated otherwise (for stays during your PhD please get in touch with us).

Application

Applicants are required to be students at Heidelberg University. Please send the following documents in English (in this order) as one pdf file at the email address mentioned below (depending on your degree).

  • Data sheet (see below)
  • short letter of motivation
  • Transcript of Records and proofs of obtained university degrees
  • CV (including your nationality)
  • proof of your language knowledge.


Mathematics or Scientific Computing students should send their applications to the Erasmus Office Mathematics via email: erasmus-math@uni-heidelberg.de
(Data and) Computer Science students should send their applications to the Erasmus Office Computer Science via email: erasmus@informatik.uni-heidelberg.de

Deadline: 15 February 2023

Please send us the following data on the data sheet (one page):

  • your name
  • Heidelberg University email address, phone number
  • partner university where you would like to go (and how long and when); in addition, provide potential alternatives


Mathematics Erasmus office (only after arrangment via email):
INF 205, room 4/224,
Phone 5414171,
Email: erasmus-math@uni-heidelberg.de

Computer Science Erasmus office (only after arrangment via email):
INF 205, room 1/328,
Phone 5414340,
Email: erasmus@informatik.uni-heidelberg.de

After the application deadline we review all applications and nominate candidates for the slots we have available. All nominated candidates are informed about our decision. This step is completed until the end of February. In cases you want to proceed forward, we pass on our nomination to the host university who has the final say whether you are accepted as an Erasmus exchange student. The final decision may take until June.

Information for students with children or disabilities

To cover additional costs, students with children as well as students with a degree of disability of at least 50 have the possibility to apply for additional financial support within the framework of the ERASMUS program. For further information, please contact Ms. Braye in the International Relations Department well in advance of your stay abroad.

Instructions nominated outgoing students

Prior to Your Erasmus Stay

Further Registrations

After our nomination you receive further information through your Erasmus coordinator from the central Erasmus office (Department 7 "International Affairs"). The central Erasmus office is also responsible for all general questions including insurance and combinability of the Erasmus grant with other funding possibilities.

Successfully nominated students also compile a Learning Agreement before their stay where they specify which courses they want to attend during their stay. The Learning Agreement needs to be signed by you, your Erasmus coordinator at Heidelberg University and your Erasmus coordinator at the receiving university.

The semester in which you are abroad can also be considered as a vacation semester (leave of absence) upon request.

Proof of Language Proficiency

Some partner universities require a "Statement of Language Proficiency", not only for the national language, but also for English. The "zentrale Sprachlabor" (ZSL) can help you in this matter.

Learning Agreement and Preliminary Approval

Using the course catalogue of the host university, you can refine or expand the course selection outlined in your application and include it in the Learning Agreement. In Table A, list the courses you would like to take at the host university. In Table B, list the corresponding Mathematics/Computer Science module at Heidelberg University, if they exist. Submit a draft of the Learning Agreement via email to your Erasmus coordinator and include module descriptions, links, and other useful information about the courses at the host university that demonstrate comparability.

 

During Your Erasmus Stay

Changes to Learning Agreement

If necessary, courses can be dropped or added. Please justify the changes and inform the Erasmus coordinator at Heidelberg University.

 

After Your Erasmus Stay

Definitive Approval

In order to recognise your achievements made during your Erasmus stay, you need a Transcript of Records from your host university (the content should align with your Learning Agreement). Computer Science students please submit the form "Application for the Recognition of Credits" to your Erasmus coordinator (for more information see here).

For students outside our department

You may not have reiceved an Erasmus scholarship via your department. We are happy to support students outside our department to use our slots which we did not use for our students. We assume that you have already applied in your field and that your Erasmus coordinator supports you in your plan to approach us (email is sufficient). We would like to emphasize that the host university decides if you are accepted into their program. Please make also sure that they allow you to pursue courses in your field and not only in mathematics or computer science.

Please submit your application until 28 February. Please get in touch with us earlier than this deadline.

Erasmus Office Mathematics

Erasmus MathematikErasmus Office Mathematics

Mathematikon
Room 4/224
Phone: +49 6221 54 14171
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Office hours: By appointment via email

Prof. Dr. Peter AlbersErasmus Coordinator Mathematics

Mathematikon
Room 3/405
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Prof. Dr. Peter Albers
Office Hours: Tuedsays, 9:45 a.m. - 10:30 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. or by arrangement with the Erasmus Office Mathematics, Mathematikon Room 4/224 Phone: +49 6221 54 14171Email

Erasmus Office Computer Science

Catherine Proux-WielandErasmus Office Computer Science

Mathematikon
Room 1/328
Phone: +49 6221 54 14340
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Erasmus video consulation hour via HeiConfCPW Wed. 3 - 4 pm UTC +1 (Summer)/ UTC+2 (Winter) upon previous request a day earlier by email
Jun.-Prof. Dr. Felix JoosErasmus Coordinator Computer Science

Mathematikon
Room 2/209
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Jun.-Prof. Dr. Felix Joos
Last updated on Feb 14, 2023 at 8:20 AM