MathMods :: Joint MSc

A few more updates about the timetable of lectures for the second semester (Sommer Semester) at the University of Hamburg (2016) can be downloaded from the link below.

Timetable Semester2 2016 UHH Date 2016-02-26 - File size 194.39 KB

Please find attached a timetable of lectures for our students spending their second year at UHH, University of Hamburg, 2015/2016 academic year.

UHH timetable for Winter term 2015/2016 Date 2015-10-05 - File size 184.98 KB

On 16 September our 2nd year MathMods students (2013-2015, 6th generation) presented the results of their master thesis. Congratulations to Nauman A., Maryia B., Gabriel M.C. Alexandr S. Sayedali S.B.! After the official part we took some photos and celebrated the success of our students together with their supervisors, friends and some of our Hamburg MathMods students (of the summer term 2015 and our Phd students).

We wish our students who are going to graduate very soon and those who have just left Hamburg in order to continue the 2nd master year at one of our partner universities all the best! It was a pleasure to host you in Hamburg!

KKH-Alster-Run 2015

On Sunday July 5, 2015 we participated with our MathMods and international Maths students in the German wide KKH-Run (organized by a German Health Insurance). The registration fee went to a charity purpose ("Ein Herz für Kinder"). On a very hot summer day (more than 30 degrees!) our students overcame the short or even long distance (2.5 or 7.5 km) along the Alster lake with some exciting close finishes. The event was well organized by a German sponsor. Each runner was provided with cold drinks, some fruits and sweets. Our students had especially great fun during the warming-up exercises. The photos speak for themselves... Since we started for the University of Hamburg team we even won the third price (200,00 euros) for having been one of the biggest teams!

Erasmus (Mundus) Celebreation in UHH

And here are a few photos from our ERASMUS-(Mundus)-Celebration in UHH:

Last Friday (June 5, 2015) we went out on a dragon bout tour on the Alster lake and its canals. We were lucky for having chosen this day, it was the first summer day in Hamburg with about 27 degrees and Hamburg was shown at its best from the water side! While passing at some of the most prosperous properties in Hamburg with beautifull estates and gardens with rhododendrons in flower we saw lots of aquatic birds such as ducks, geese, great crested grebes, cormorants and swans. The Alster lake as well as the canals were well-attended by people doing stand up paddling, canoeing and we saw all kinds of boats: for sailing, pedalling, rowing and we crossed the famous Alster boats passing.

After a short introduction in how to behave on and deal with the dragon boat given by our cox our students launched the dragon boats and with Aida and Rakshit on the drums we put to sea. The most important command was the stop command in order to avoid a pile-up with other watercrafts or the botany. Our students showed once again their ability to respond to a challenge which they mastered brilliantly. Addtionally our students gave a sample of their Italian knowledge by counting in Italian in order to improve the rhythm of the rowing teams! After a really short break and a change on the drums, Sascha alternated with Rakshit, our cox who by the way was enthusiastic of our students, who tried hard to follow his instructions and to cut a good figure, trained us for a final race. Only by a hair's breadth the red team won the race. We had a lot of fun and none of us felt into the water :-).