• Fundamentals of science, experimental research, analytical methods and applications in the field of Physics
• Focus on laboratory work: students are trained in conducting scientific experiments, recording and analysing experimental data. Laboratory courses will cover modern techniques in Physics and state-of-the-art experiments that are close to current academic research.
• Independent research project: at the end of the programme, students work independently on an experimental Master's thesis project in a field/institute of their choice.

• Solid basic training in Mathematics and Physics.
• Students will take challenging intensive courses that summarise the Fundamentals of and quickly progress to advanced topics.
• Willingness to actively participate in classes, internships and seminars.
• Social competence to live and study in a multicultural, scientific and personally stimulating environment.

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Graduates of the Master's degree programme in Physics

• have a sound knowledge of the methods and techniques relevant to their chosen specialism in Physics.
• are prepared to work in a cutting-edge international research environment.
• have learnt how to plan, set up and carry out a research project.
• know how to model a physical system both numerically and analytically.
• have developed key competences such as teamwork and communication skills.

Please check out the website of the Department of Physics for more information.