Norbert Kalus

Prof. Dr. Norbert Kalus serves as a Professor in the Faculty of Mathematics-Physics-Chemistry at Beuth University of Applied Sciences Berlin (formerly Technische Fachhochschule Berlin). His academic appointments include Academic advisor and internship coordinator for the Master's program in Computational Engineering, Spokesperson of the Calculation Engineers Group, and Organizer of the Mathematical Colloquium of Department II.

His research expertise spans multiple domains of applied mathematics:

• Numerical Algorithms and Computational Methods
• Finite Element Analysis and Variational Methods
• Partial Differential Equation Modeling
• Statistical Analysis and Optimization
• Mathematical Applications in Engineering

Prof. Kalus pioneered integrated international study programs with the University of Hertfordshire (UK) and Université de Haute Alsace (France), enabling students to earn dual degrees including Dipl. Math. (FH) and Maîtrise de Mathématiques through coordinated 9-semester curricula.

Professional affiliations include:

• Working Group Didactics at Beuth University
• SEFI (European Society for Engineering Education) Mathematics Working Group
• VDI (Association of German Engineers) Mathematics in Research and Practice
• Technical Committee 12 Mathematics of the ASIIN

Administrative leadership roles encompass membership on the University Board of Trustees, chairing the Mathematics Department Day, and representing the institution in the Tiburtius Prize selection committee and German-Hungarian equivalence agreement commission.