Bachelor in Computational Sciences

The bachelor program Computational Sciences is located at the interface of mathematics, computer science and natural sciences. In science, researchers review theoretical assumptions through experimentation or look for new theories to explain the results of experiments. The Computational Sciences extend these traditional research methods with the help of computer simulations. The program provides the ability to apply and develop modern simulation methods in biology, chemistry, mathematics or physics. Understanding the interplay between theory, experiment and simulation is a central learning goal.