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Friedrich Schiller University Jena

Phуsiсs

M.Sc. (Master of Science)
Subjects: Astronomy, Astrophysics, Applied Mathematics, Laser Technology, Laser Science & Technology, Mathematical Physics, Optics, Quantum Technology, Physics, Theoretical Physics, Biophysics, Geophysics
Gravity Theoretical Physics Quantum Theory
M.Sc.
Degree
120
ECTS
EnglishEnglish
English & German
Language
Winter semester: 31 May/15 Sep
Summer semester: 15 Jan
Application Deadlines
2 Years (starting: Both semesters)
Duration
Free
Tuition Fees (per semester)
Starting
Both semesters
Mode of admission:
without admission restriction 
Application:
directly at the University
Study mode:
On campus

Five Reasons to choose this Master's Program


Become an expert in physics
During this master’s program, students develop advanced knowledge in experimental and theoretical physics, such as optics, quantum theory, astronomy, and material sciences, among many other fields.
Set yourself up for a dazzling career in industry or academia
Graduates of this master’s program are trained to successfully work in leading positions in industry and academia. Moreover, students completing this master’s program can continue with a prestigious doctoral (Ph.D.) program after graduation.
Be part of a renowned German university
Founded in 1558, Friedrich-Schiller-Universität Jena is one of the oldest universities in Germany and is closely associated with several Nobel Prize winners from various academic disciplines. The university stands for academic research, freedom, diversity, sustainability, and cooperation.
Enjoy opportunities abroad
Students at FSU Jena are lucky to have an array of travel opportunities available to them! From a semester abroad to international internships or even a language course, students will always have the chance to broaden their horizons.
Forge your own scientific path
Students get to create their own unique research profile by specializing in one of the following areas of research: Optics & Photonics, Gravitation & Quantum Theory, Astronomy & Astrophysics, and Solid-State Physics and Material Science.

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