Master 1 subject

Physics, Master 1 subject

What are dark matter and dark energy?
Which are the components our matter consists of?
How do galaxies evolve?
How can an embryo be made visible by ultrasound?

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Degree	Master of Science
Start	Winter- and summer semester
Duration	4 semesters
Classroom language	English
Admission	Not restricted, application at the faculty required

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What's it all about?

This degree programme is unique, because ...

we are “Human – Multi-Faceted – Research-Driven”: our degree programme offers advanced scientific training in a specialist field of physics.

It provides the opportunity to specialise in the following fields ...

Astronomy & astrophysics
Biophysics
Solid-state physics and material science
Nuclear & particle physics
Plasma physics

Course schedule

Module handbook

Who is suited?

Those who wish to enrol in this degree programme,

has: substantial understanding of experimental physics, theoretical physics and mathematics (acquired in the B.Sc. degree course in Physics)

enjoys: researching unsolved physical issues and working in a team

struggles through: challenging and tedious tasks, e.g. elaborate installations in experimental physics or time-consuming programming in theoretical physics

This degree programme is suited for graduates in the following subjects

Bachelor of Science in Physics (direct access)
Bachelor of Arts in Physics (with conditions if applicable)
Graduates of Bachelor's programmes in natural sciences, mathematics and engineering (with conditions if applicable)

Graduates from this degree programme frequently work