Master Specialization Areas - Overview
Prof. Gebhardt - research overview
Prof. Michaelis - research areas
Coordinator M. Sc. "Physics" and M. Sc. "Biophysics"
Room N25/3101
Office hours: Mo-Thu 9 am - 12 am
Department of Physics
Ulm University
Albert-Einstein-Allee 11
89081 Ulm, Germany
Tel.: ++49 (0) 731-50-22292
The aim of this Master programme is to
Students enrolling in the two-year Master programme may choose in addition to core lectures in Biophysics, specialisation courses from the vast offer of Life Sciences departments, such as in Chemistry and Biochemistry, Molecular Medicine and Biology. During the second year, students have the opportunity to carry out research at the academic level by completing two independent research projects, or they can choose to do an internship to fullfill one of the research projects. Our programme offers a highly flexible choice of subjects and the course syllabus is intimately connected to the ongoing research within the Life Sciences at our university.
Graduates of the University of Ulm with a BSc degree in Physics or Econophysics, Chemistry, Biochemistry, Biology and Molecular Medicine, should use the application form "Antrag auf Studiengangwechsel / Umschreibung vom Bachelor in den Master" and bring it to the Studiensekretariat together with a letter of motivation. For more information please read here.
Please contact the coordinator or the head of the M. Sc. Biophysics programme for more information on the English requirements.
Information on exam regulations, Master's thesis and download of relative forms and guides are available at the following pages:
Exam Regulations (intern)
Exam Administration (official information from Student's Registrar, in German)
The International Office and Studierendenwerk Ulm provide a broad range of advising and assistance services for international students, from housing service, canteen, tandem programmes and so on. Please have a look at the links below for more information on the services provided.
Please find the timetable for the current semester at the link below:
Timetable
(link re-directs to the Physics Department website - please switch to English)
Students have to complete 120 credits in order to obtain the degree M. Sc. Biophysics. Find out how the study plan is structured at the following link:
An overview and a detailed description of the courses available can be found in the
For a complete list of the specialization and research areas available, please check the Biophysics at UULM page.
