Faculty

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Schools

STEM in school newspapers & schools | Science week for secondary schools | „Was mit Medien“, but with tech and relevance | „Mathe und Physik“, but specific

Study

Applied Mathematics and Physics | Corporate Communication & Journalism | Computational and Experimental Physics | Social Data Science & Communication | Internationalisation | Elective Courses | ‘Physikalisches Praktikum’

Research

Computational physics | Empirical social research | health | AI, machine learning, data science | Communication, society, technology discourse | Sustainability, renewable energy | Photonics and quantum technologies

Welcome to the Faculty of Applied Mathematics, Physics and Humanities (AMP) webpages!

The degree programmes offered by the Faculty include three bachelor’s programmes: Applied Mathematics and Physics, Social Data Science & Communication, and Corporate Communication & Journalism (Journalism of Technology) and two master’s programmes: Innovation Communication and Applied Mathematics and Physics. The AMP Faculty also cooperates with the Faculty of Business Administration in the bachelor’s degree programme in International Business and Technology. The AMP Faculty also offers the ‘Studium Generale’, a programme that allows students to broaden their academic horizons.

The Faculty currently has 34 professors from various subject areas who teach the latest developments in research and methodology. Developing innovative teaching concepts is important to the Faculty. 

 

 

Historically, the Faculty specialised in mathematics and physics. In 2009, the Journalism of Technology programme was established, the first degree programme offered by the AMP Faculty. Following this came its range of general courses as well as the Language Center (LC) offering programmes to develop language proficiency. The LC organises all language courses at the university and coordinates the range of courses in intercultural competence.

Around 110 adjunct faculty and 20 academic and administrative staff members support this comprehensive study offer.

What's more, the Competence Center for Gender and Diversity also forms part of the Faculty of Applied Mathematics, Physics and Humanities and brings together various disciplines to develop competence in gender and diversity topics both within and outside of the university.