Physics Minor Subject (Academic), 30 CPs

Contents of the subject Physics

Outstanding supervision ratio
The Faculty of Physics is characterised by an excellent supervision ratio, which enables individual support for students in lectures, tutorials and practicals. The small number of participants in exercise groups and seminars promotes personal contact with the teaching staff.

Research-orientated teaching
The degree programme is strongly research-oriented and offers students the opportunity to work on current topics in physics. The close connection to research makes it possible to integrate the latest findings and technologies into teaching.

Options in the profiles
Students have the opportunity to choose different profiles within the degree programme. This allows them to focus on individual specialisations and adapt their studies to their personal interests and career goals.

Integrated preliminary course
An integrated preliminary course at the beginning of the degree programme provides the necessary mathematical knowledge and makes it easier to start studying physics. This provides a solid foundation for the rest of the degree programme.

Digital skills
The degree programme attaches great importance to teaching digital skills, including programming skills. This is particularly important in an increasingly technology-orientated professional world.
The program opens up a wide range of career opportunities in various fields, such as:

Industry and Research: Physicists find numerous career opportunities in industry, particularly in research and development, where they work on innovative projects and develop new technologies.

Finance and Technology: Due to their analytical skills, physicists are also in demand in the finance sector, particularly in areas such as risk management and data analysis.

Interdisciplinary Projects: Physics graduates can work in interdisciplinary teams that bring together different fields, such as biophysics or materials science.

International Research: The department supports international research projects, giving graduates the opportunity to gain experience abroad and participate in global research networks.

Access to the Bachelor programme is granted to those who have a university entrance qualification suitable for Germany (e. g. German ‘Abitur’).

Special conditions apply to applicants with a foreign certificate of education.

Likewise, special conditions apply to those qualified in vocational education and training.

Course start

Studies can be commenced in both winter and summer semesters. Courses are targeted to commencing studies in winter semester. Student counselling to plan the course of studies is recommended.

Length and scope of studies

The standard period of studies is 6 semesters. Information on studying part time.

The studies Minor Subject (Academic), 30 CPs Physics comprise 30 credit points.

Find out about the academic structure model and note the possible combinations as well as the rules regarding the individual supplementary area.

The study places are not subject to any admission restrictions (numerus clausus). Nevertheless, you need to apply within the currently applicable application deadlines. Afterwards, however, you can submit your application for enrolment directly in the application and status portal, provided that you meet the access requirements.

Step by step to a bachelor programme without NC

Special conditions apply to applicants with a foreign certificate of education.

Likewise, special conditions apply to those qualified in vocational education and training.

Application deadline reminder

To the application portal

You will find the programme of lectures for this course in the eKVV.

An overview of the introductory and information events is provided by the central student counselling services.

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The information on admission restrictions / numerus clausus (NC) refers to applications for the winter semester 2026/27 and summer semester 2027.
Information on NC values from previous years