Optical Technologies
- Starting
- Both semesters
- Mode of admission:
- without admission restriction
- Application:
- students from Non-EU Countries: uni-assist | students from All other options: directly at the University
- Study mode:
- On campus
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Study Optical Technologies at the Leibniz University Hannover
Five Reasons to choose this Master's Program
Course Description
Special Program Features
Learn to conduct scientific research
During this master’s program you will learn how to conduct independent scientific work, e.g. designing and executing a research plan, using scientific methods, presenting, and evaluating research results critically, etc.
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Research-oriented learning to develop real-world solutions
This cutting-edge master’s program teaches students how to develop optical technologies to find solutions for real-world problems.
Partner Universities
Indian Institute of Technology Bombay (IIT Bombay)
Indian Institute of Technology Bombay (IIT Bombay)
Cardiff University
Cardiff University
University of Michigan
University of Michigan
Accreditations
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Requirements
Qualification Requirements
The application requirements for the study program in “Optical Technologies” are:
Previous bachelor's degree (or equivalent) in:
- Mechanical engineering
- Physics
- A comparable course of studies
Minimum ECTS required:
- 180* (at least 6 semesters)
* If your bachelor's degree is in Mechanical Engineering, you need to have at least:
- 15 ECTS points in Mathematics
- 15 ECTS points in Technical Mechanics
- 35 ECTS points total in the fields of Electrical Engineering, Materials Science, Design, and Construction
OR
If your bachelor's degree is in Physics, you need to have at least:
- 15 ECTS points in Mathematics
- 50 ECTS points in Experimental Physics including Mathematical Methods in Physics (minimum of 15 ECTS points in Advanced Optics and Solid State Physics).
Language Requirements
The following certificates are recognised as proof of your language proficience.
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Application Procedure & Selection
€ 75 for the first application, € 30 for each additional
Application Documents
At Leibniz University Hannover you apply online for a master’s study place. You apply via the university online application portal, which can only be viewed online within the application period. As soon as the application period begins, you will find the corresponding link on the page. Click the "More Info" button to read all the needed information.
Bachelor's degree certificate.
Complete and up-to-date transcript of records from previous studies with details on the credit points and the average grades.
A curriculum vitae.
A CV is not required if you are currently studying at the LUH.
It is essential for Chinese and Vietnamese applicants who completed their Bachelor's degree in their home country to submit a scan of an original individual APS certificate with their application. APS checks the applicant's qualification for admission to higher education and the academic credits of Chinese applicants wishing to study in Germany. A group APS will not be accepted.
Testimonials
Optical Technologies for me was able to put all my interests in one program. I am particularly thrilled about how much we learn about applications in the real world, rather than pure theory. For the future, I plan to get into Biophotonics and work in the field of lasers in medicine.
I enjoy studying this course as it's a well-structured interdisciplinary master course. However, the beginning of my first semester was a little challenging as my bachelor's study was in mechanical engineering. I really believe that optics and photonics is an emerging technology and it has lots of applications in diverse fields. The course provides endless opportunities. Currently, I am doing my master's work at Siemens AG. In the future, I would prefer to work as a researcher. My personal interest is in the field of optical sensing/metrology and image processing.
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Dr. Mareike Vorholt | Carolin Mantke, M. A. | Ak Mosimann, M. A.
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