BSc Mathematics, Modeling and Data Analytics

About the course

An English-taught maths degree with a modelling and data focus: analysis, linear algebra, Python programming and mathematical modelling in Year 1, then algebra, discrete maths, computational modelling and machine learning in Year 2. Year 3 combines specialisation modules, a two-month internship and a bachelor thesis.

Entry requirements for Irish students

• Constructor University does not publish a specific Leaving Cert rule. Under German recognition rules (KMK/ZAB), the Leaving Cert gives direct entry to maths and science only with six subjects including two languages and Maths, at least two at Higher Level at H5 or better (the others at O6/H6 or better), plus Higher Level Maths at H5 and a Higher Level science at H5. LCA and LCVP are not accepted. The university notes that applicants whose school qualification does not give direct university entry in Germany may need SAT/ACT scores to enrol, so confirm with Constructor admissions.
• Applications are assessed on school transcripts from the last 2-3 years, a CV and a motivation statement; SAT/ACT scores are optional for admission. No entrance test or interview is listed. Strong Higher Level Maths is essential for this course.
• English: native English speakers, or applicants taught only through English for at least 6 years, are exempt from submitting an English test; Leaving Cert English is not named specifically.

How to apply

1. Check your subjectsTake Higher Level Maths and a Higher Level science, both at H5 or better, to meet German entry rules for maths and science.
2. Apply onlineApply on the university portal between 1 October 2026 and 1 February 2027 for Early Action (rolling admissions run to 15 July 2027), uploading ID, transcripts, CV and motivation statement.
3. Decision and scholarshipExpect a decision in 2-4 weeks with any merit scholarship offer; accept and complete enrolment (one-off EUR 640 enrolment fee for EU students).
4. Start in BremenSend your final Leaving Cert results, arrange on-campus housing, and arrive for orientation week in the last week of August 2027.

Costs

• Private university. The university’s financing page gives 2027/28 tuition of EUR 11,925 per semester (EUR 23,850 a year), plus a one-off enrolment fee of EUR 640 for EU students and EUR 350 per semester in semester fees (university fee and semester travel ticket). This is higher than the 2026/27 fee of EUR 10,000 per semester (EUR 20,000 a year). All admitted applicants are automatically considered for an Academic Achievement Scholarship of up to EUR 10,000 based on grades. First-year students live on campus at extra cost (about EUR 4,000 for September to May in a shared room). No application fee is mentioned on the official pages.

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