Students of the interdisciplinary master’s degree program Computational Sciences learn how to apply and advance precise mathematical and computational methods and to develop software for solving current scientific problems. Classes are mainly taught in English by instructors from the disciplines of Chemistry, Physics, Geosciences, Mathematics, and Computer Science.
The admissions requirement for the Master’s program is a first university degree in one of the following programs or the equivalent degree from a German higher education institution or one outside Germany:
German proficiency is not a prerequisite for this program, however students without German knowledge may experience difficulties depending on their individual background and on their choice of Specialization area. We therefore strongly recommend a Pre-semester German course of the Language Centre of Freie Universität Berlin for interested students with limited or no German knowledge. For more information, please see here.

Whether it is possible to apply for a spot in a program and whether the program has an admission cap (NC) or has unrestricted (no NC) is determined anew each semester.
A distinction is made between the first semester and higher semester.
Find Information about admission regulation for all degree programs: Master of Science
The four-semester master's program combines theoretical and application-oriented contents and is divided into the following four components:
First point of contact for information about studying
Student Services Center
Iltisstr. 4, 14195 Berlin
E-Mail: info-service@fu-berlin.de
Telephone: +49 (0)30 838 70000
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Friday: 9.00-14.00 h
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