You can find the BMS Study Regulations here: download pdf 

For each of the seven teaching areas there are two one-semester basic courses (4 hours/week) with well-defined contents that define the knowledge and skills that any student pursuing advanced work in this area should have. Students will need to pass final exams after each semester that are designed to verify that the students actively master the contents of these courses at a working level. All basic courses will be taught every year. They will be accompanied by tutorial classes (2 hours/week) and homework problems. 

Below we give a brief description of these courses and of their intended contents.

In the following list, you will find the courses that will be taught in the summer semester 2010. 

The Basic Course Schedule can be downloaded here: Basic Courses Summer 2010

Below please find a selection of Advanced Courses for the summer semester 2010. If the class you plan to attend is not listed, please check with the BMS Office if it qualifies as an Advanced Course.

All workshops take place in the BMS seminar room at the TU (MA 212) and usually last the whole day, i.e. about 8 hours. As a rule we have a limited number of 12 participants.

Summer Semester 2010:

A selection of BMS Advanced Courses for the Winter Semester 2009/10. These lecturers have offered to give their courses in English (on demand).

Günter M. Ziegler will give a lecture (in GERMAN) entitled "Bemerkungen zur Mathematik" about mathematics in general - history, mathematical objects, their development and the multitude of mathematical facets. For dates and time please visit the website.