You will build on your bachelor's programme in physics in the Master's Degree Programme in Technical Physics, expanding your physical and mathematical problem-solving skills and addressing research and practical issues.

A unique feature of this degree programme is the wide range of specialisation areas, which include:

• Nano and Quantum Materials for the development of novel functional structures as well as concepts that can be applied to create materials that will be used in the future – even artificial skin,
• State-of-the-art laser spectroscopy for the investigation of physical processes on atomic-length and -time scales,
• Computer simulations that can be used for many purposes, from basic research to targeted material development.

All of the degree programme modules include a “research laboratory” in which students acquire a deeper understanding of specific subjects by carrying out practical exercises. In these labs, they have access to high-end equipment and laboratory facilities, including the world's best measuring instruments with atomic resolution, a femtosecond laser laboratory and state-of-the-art computer clusters.

NOTE: The university may have additional program-specific eligibility requirements.
It is recommended to verify these on the official university website.