The members of the Department of Mathematics/Computer Science/Physics are standing on the steps in front of the physics building.
© Oliver Vornberger
Students discussing at a table. There are papers and polyhedrons on the table.
© Universität Osnabrück / Jens Raddatz
Two students stand behind a pane of glass on which a flow chart is painted. The students discuss the flow chart.
© Jürgen Berlekamp
A male and female student work on a robot with screwdrivers.
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Students squat around a robot, one of them making adjustments.
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A student walks across a field carrying a measuring device on his back.
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A student holds a colourful polyhedron in her hand.
© Universität Osnabrück / Jens Raddatz
A student stands at a measuring device. In the background is a cloudy sky.
© foto44 / Simone Reukauf

Department of Mathematics/Computer Science/Physics

Welcome to the School of Mathematics/Computer Science/Physics

In addition to the core subjects of  Mathematics,  Computer Science and  Physics, the range of subjects at the School of Mathematics/Computer Science/Physics includes  Geoinformatics,  Systems Science and  Embedded Software Systems. 36 professorships and a total of around 160 academic staff, 37 employees in technical and administrative services and around 2000 students in numerous degree programs make it a lively teaching and research area. Around 170 doctoral students conduct research in the institute's own research areas and numerous research centers and graduate colleges as part of interdisciplinary and non-university collaborations.

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Studierende in Hörsaal, im Vordergrund zwei lächelnde junge Frauen
© Simone Reukauf

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Information, labs, lectures - the HIT Osnabrück 2025

What happens after school? Osnabrück University and Osnabrück University of Applied Sciences provided answers to this question at the University Information Day - with over 200 offers and open doors to laboratories and lectures.

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nanomaterials@biomembranes meets Nanobiophotonics

At this year’s RTG “nanomaterials@biomembranes” Retreat in Göttingen, young researchers from the departments of Biology, Chemistry and Physics met with leading scientists from the University of Göttingen and the Max Planck Institute.

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A group of people in formal attire stands in front of the archway of a historic building. Everyone smiles at the camera.
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Into the agriculture of the future with artificial intelligence

The AI-Reallabor Agrar (RLA) was officially opened on Friday, October 17, under the leadership of Osnabrück University together with seven partners.

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Portrait of Prof. Dr. Peter Meyer-Nieberg
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Osnabrück University mourns the loss of Prof. Dr. Peter Meyer-Nieberg

Prof. Meyer-Nieberg taught as Professor of Mathematics at Osnabrück University from 1975 until his retirement in 2009, and beyond that until 2015.

 Obituary Prof. Meyer-Nieberg