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Mathematics Münster brings together leading mathematicians and the next generation of researchers. Our cutting-edge master's, doctoral and postdoctoral programmes are constantly refined, providing the foundation for a successful academic career. We foster early academic independence on the basis of structural autonomy: take charge of your own research project, organise a conference and sharpen your profile with impulses for your long-term career pathway.

At Mathematics Münster we are convinced that an excellent research environment advances through the drive for knowledge and exchange of perspectives. We complement existing academic structures with a community-first approach, embodied in our Common Room - an inspiration hub that connects researchers across all identities, traits, mathematical fields and career stages.

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Career Advancement

Mathematics Münster provides plenty of resources and structured opportunities that accelerate professional growth and expand scientific networks.

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Family and Career

Enhancing the compatibility of academic work and family life, providing structural and financial support that eases the career-family balance for researchers, is one of our goals.

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A journey to the International Mathematical Olympiad

Supporting young maths talents is a priority for many members of Mathematics Münster. Tianyiwa Xie, a doctoral researcher in Prof. Franziska Jahnke’s research group, accompanied the Irish team to China for the International Mathematical Olympiad in July. Here, she shares her impressions. 

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New Episode of "On a Tangent"

with Raquel Murat García

In the new episode of "On a tangent", Carlo speaks with Raquel Murat García about her academic beginning in Spain, her shift from applied science to pure mathematics and the purpose of studying Mathematics. In her research Raquel is focusing on condensed group cohomology.

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Robin J. Sroka accepted into the Emmy Noether Programme

The German Research Foundation (DFG) has awarded Dr. Robin J. Sroka, postdoc and investigator at Mathematics Münster, with approximately 1.3 million euros in funding as part of the Emmy Noether Programme. Over the next six years, this will enable him to establish his own research group "Cohomology and K-Theory: Exploring New Connections".

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Open calls for professorships

The Faculty of Mathematics and Computer Science and the Cluster of Excellence Mathematics Münster invite applications for a Full Professorship (W3 level), Bridging the Gaps Chair, and two Associate Professorships (W2 level, 5 years). As an investigator at Mathematics Münster (MM) you profit from the vivid and international environment. Connect with more than 40 other professors and approximately 150 early career researchers from a wide range of mathematical fields.