MathMods is a Joint Master's programme in Mathematical Modelling in Engineering run by 5 EU universities: University of L'Aquila (Italy), University of Granada (Spain), University of Hamburg (Germany), Leibniz University Hannover (Germany) and University of Côte d'Azur (Nice, France).
MathMods is aimed at satisfying the need of experts that may be able to apply rigorous mathematical modelling and computational techniques to solve problems in all areas of engineering.

What makes MathMods so special is its peculiar mobility scheme, which will enable you to spend your graduate years in 2 or even 3 different EU countries. You'll be indeed studying in central Italy (L'Aquila) for your Semester1, then head for Hamburg (Germany) for Semester2, and finally make your way again to 1 of our 5 partners for your Year2, depending on the mobility path you'll be assigned.

Students are awarded a Joint or Double MSc Degree, depending on where they spend their Year2. For instance, if you spend your Semester2 in Hamburg and your Year2 in L’Aquila, you will be awarded a joint degree by L’Aquila, Hamburg and Nice.