Master Physics

In contrast to the Bachelor's program, which is broad in subject matter, the Master's program offers strong opportunities for specialization through the selection of focus subjects from a broad elective segment. The Master's program consists of a specialization phase and a research phase. The specialization phase reflects the scientific profile of Wuppertal physics with its focus on atmospheric physics, particle physics and condensed matter physics. The research phase is dedicated to the independent work on a scientific problem with the aim of writing the master thesis.

The Master's program has a standard duration of four semesters and begins in the winter or summer semester. A total of 120 credit points according to ECTS must be successfully completed in the course of study.

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Information on the application procedure for the master's degree program in physics can be found here.