17.10.2025, 11:00
– Campus Golm, Building 9, Room 2.22 and via Zoom
Arbeitsgruppenseminar Analysis
TBA
Rosa Preiss (TU Berlin)
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There are currently 20 professors at the Institute of Mathematics in Potsdam. Their research groups represent a broad spectrum of current research directions in Mathematics. Members of the institute coordinate a Collaborative Research Center (SFB 1294) and are part of the steering committee of a Priority Program (SPP 2026) both financed by the German Research Foundation DFG. Learn more
Welcome new Bachelor students!
We would like to invite you to the introductory events of the Institute of Mathematics for Bachelor of Science students.
The introductory event for the Bachelor of Science will take place on Thursday, 02 October from 13:30 in room 0.47 house 14 on the Golm campus.
Site plan Golm campus
If you still have questions about the Bachelor of Science after this event, please contact Prof. Huisinga.
Welcome new Bachelor students!
We would like to invite you to the introductory events of the Institute of Mathematics for Bachelor of Education students.
The introductory event for the Bachelor of Education will take place on Wednesday, 01 October from 15:00 a.m. in room 0.47 house 14 on the Golm campus.
Dear students, we would like to invite you to the introductory event of the Institute of Mathematics for Master's students on Monday, 13 October from 4:15 pm in room 2.22 at the Institute of Mathematics (House 9, Golm Campus). If you would like to participate in the course via Zoom, please enrol in the Moodle course Introduction to Master in Mathematics. There you will find the Zoom access data.
Please make your participation possible - the lectures for Master Mathematics are cancelled on this day and at this time. The event should last about 1 hour in total.
If you have any questions about the Master of Mathematics after this event, please contact Prof. Carpentier (appointmen by email).
The Institute of Mathematics at the University of Potsdam would like to congratulate you on your successful graduation. We honoured your achievements at the graduation ceremony and celebrated this important milestone together.
We wish you every success and all the best for the future - whether in your studies, in research, in teaching or in other professional fields. Stay connected to our institute!
The It's Not Just Numbers podcast is aimed at anyone interested in maths, especially (potential) students of mathematics. Prof Marcello Seri and Anna de Bruijn from the University of Groningen interview personalities from the world of mathematics. In this episode, two former students from the University of Gröningen and Prof Max Lein from the University of Potsdam talk about their experiences in industry and how they mastered the transition. How did they find jobs? How did their studies prepare them for their work?
Are you interested in working with us? Current vacancies at the Institute of Mathematics and our partners can be found here.
For students who would like to work as research assistants (WHKs), we offer a special Moodle course (only with a university account). There you will find all relevant information and can apply directly.
We also recommend that you take a look at the job advertisements of the University of Potsdam, where numerous other exciting positions are advertised.
We look forward to receiving your application!
Warum bauen Bienen perfekte Sechsecke? Was haben Ebbe und Flut mit Mustern und Strukturen zu tun? Inwiefern kann Parkettierung unsere Welt verschönern? Gibt es hinter “Freitag dem 13.” eine mathematische Struktur?
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