Mathematics Test
The test focuses on proficiency in algebra, at the level of Algebra I at the Khan Academy. Besides, the test includes simple exercises in statistics and probability theory.
Specifically, the test will focus on the following mathematical abilities:
- Solving linear equations and inequalities with a single variable;
- Solving and analysing quadratic functions;
- Solving absolute value equations;
- Adding, subtracting and multiplying polynomial expressions;
- Calculating descriptive statistics such as arithmetic mean and variance;
- Solving simple exercises in probability theory;
- Calculating future value with interest rate.
To prepare for the test, please check the pdf files below. In addition to practicing for the test with these files, you can make use of the website of the Khan Academy.
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Is the math test on campus or online?
The math test is an online self-assessment test. All practical information will be published on this page after 1 December.
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Can I retake the math test?
The mathematics test is a self-assessment test and will not be graded. Therefore a retake is not possible.
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What is the content of the mathematics test and how can I prepare for the test?
You can find information on the content of the mathematics test above.
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How much time will I have to take the test?
You will have to complete the mathematics test within 60 minutes.
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What is the minimum score I need to obtain?
The test is not graded, so there is no minimum score.
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How do I receive the answers?
The answers will be sent to you by email, so you can compare them to your own answers. You will not receive a grade.
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What happens if I do not take the test?
If you do not take the mathematics test, your application will be incomplete. This means you will automatically be rejected for the Master’s programme.