Conference of the German-speaking mathematics faculties
The conference of the German-speaking mathematics student councils (KoMa) is a regular gathering of mathematics student councils from the German-speaking area. The KoMa is at the same time the German Federal Student Council on Mathematics, from which it originally emerged. Not only members of the student councils are entitled to participate in a KoMa , but basically all students on a mathematical course.
The KoMa has existed since 1977. Since then, it has taken place every semester at a different university or college . The organizer will be determined at the previous meeting. The travel costs and conference fees are reimbursed by the AStA at most universities and technical colleges , or they are supported by donations from the KoMa.
In the initial plenary, organizational issues are discussed and working groups are formed. In addition to dealing with current university policy issues, subject- specific problems and specialist topics, leisure and sports activities are also offered. The participants spend the evenings of the conference days in good company. The KoMa ends with a final plenary session, at which the results of the working groups are presented, resolutions are passed and their representatives are sent to the student accreditation pool.
The KoMa collects minutes and reports in the publication “KoMa-Kurier”, which is sent to the student councils. Resolutions and decisions are published in press releases and passed on to the relevant public body.
The benefit of the KoMa lies in the discussion of study-relevant topics in getting to know each other and in the exchange of experiences with other mathematics students from Germany, Austria and Switzerland.
Alignment locations
Upcoming conferences
- Technical University of Dresden (SS 2021)
- Friedrich Schiller University Jena (WS 2020/21)
- University of Bonn (SS 2020)
Past conferences
- University of Potsdam (WS 2019/20)
- University of Augsburg (SS 2019)
- Friedrich-Alexander-University Erlangen (WS 2018/19)
- Humboldt University of Berlin (SS 2018)
- Vienna University of Technology (WS 2017/18)
- OTH Regensburg (SS 2017)
- Technical University of Dortmund (WS 2016/17)
- Ruprecht-Karls-University Heidelberg (SS 2016)
- Technical University of Ilmenau (WS 2015/16)
- RWTH Aachen (SS 2015)
- University of Lübeck (WS 2014/15)
- Humboldt University of Berlin (SS 2014)
- Chemnitz University of Technology (WS 2013/14)
- Christian-Albrechts-University of Kiel (SS 2013)
- Technical University of Vienna (WS 2012/13)
- University of Augsburg (SS 2012)
- University of Bremen (WS 2011/12)
- Ruprecht-Karls-University Heidelberg (SS 2011)
- University of Magdeburg (WS 2010/11)
- TU Dresden (SS 2010)
- Karl-Franzens-University Graz (WS 2009/10)
- University of Augsburg (SS 2009)
- University of Paderborn (WS 2008/09)
- Chemnitz University of Technology (SS 2008)
- University of Applied Sciences Regensburg (WS 2007/08)
- University of Karlsruhe (SS 2007)
- Bielefeld University (WS 2006/07)
- University of Oldenburg and University of Bremen (SS 2006)
- University of Duisburg-Essen (WS 2005/06)
- ETH Zurich (SS 2005)
- Technical University of Applied Sciences Berlin (WS 2004/05)
- University of Hamburg (SS 2004)
- University of Siegen (WS 2003/04)
- Technical University of Munich (SS 2003)
- University of Karlsruhe (WS 2002/03)
- University of Dortmund (SS 2002)
- University of Paderborn (WS 2001/02)
- Technical University of Munich (SS 2001)
- University of Stuttgart (WS 2000/01)
- University of Freiburg im Breisgau (SS 2000)
- Technical University of Darmstadt (WS 1999/00)
- University of Halle (SS 1999)
- University of Hamburg (WS 1998/99)
- Technical University of Dresden (SS 98)
- Bielefeld University (WS 1997/98)
- TH Aachen (SS 1997)
- University of Oldenburg (WS 1996/97)
- Clausthal University of Technology (SS 1996)
- Chemnitz University of Technology (WS 1995/96)
- University of Freiburg im Breisgau (SS 1995)
- University of Bonn (WS 1994/95)
- University of Stuttgart (SS 1994)
- University of Bremen (WS 1993/94)