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International Master of Science in Quantum Engineering

A two-year research-oriented Master's programme focusing on advanced physics and quantum technology applications.

Best for:Best for students with a strong background in physics seeking to specialize in quantum technology research and experimental engineering.

Julius-Maximilians-Universität Würzburg · Würzburg, Germany · R1 · First-stage researcher
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Quantum TechnologyCondensed Matter PhysicsQuantum OpticsSpintronicsMolecular ElectronicsNanophotonics
This is a masters position — not a PhD studentship.
Deadline
Register by 31 October 2026 + 1 more
Funding
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Start date
Winter or Summer semester
Full-time
Location
Würzburg
Germany

Overview

The Master of Science in Quantum Engineering at Julius-Maximilians-Universität Würzburg is a comprehensive two-year programme designed to bridge the gap between advanced theoretical physics and practical engineering applications. Students spend their first year engaging in rigorous coursework, seminars, and laboratory training to deepen their expertise in quantum technologies. The second year is dedicated to a substantial research project integrated into one of the faculty's specialized research groups, culminating in a Master's thesis. The curriculum emphasizes a 'cradle-to-paper' approach, leveraging the faculty's extensive expertise in material synthesis, spectroscopy, and theoretical modeling.

Quantum EngineeringMaster of SciencePhysicsQuantum ComputingMaterial ScienceSpectroscopy

What you'll do

  • Complete advanced laboratory courses and seminars in quantum engineering theory and experiment.
  • Participate in elective courses covering specialized research topics in quantum physics.
  • Conduct an independent research project within a faculty research group during the second year.
  • Author a Master's thesis based on original research findings.
  • Present and discuss research results within working group seminars.

Requirements

Degree required: BSc in Physics or a closely related field

Degree offered: Master of Science

Language: English; C1 level (IELTS 6.0, TOEFL iBT 72, or equivalent)

Instruction: English

Required skills
  • Strong foundation in advanced experimental and theoretical physics
  • GRE Subject Test in Physics with a minimum score of 600
  • Proficiency in English at C1 level
Nice to have
Prior experience in laboratory researchFamiliarity with material synthesis or spectroscopy techniques
Eligibility
  • Applicants must hold a relevant Bachelor's degree
  • Must meet the minimum GRE Subject Test in Physics score requirement

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Duration
4 semesters
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How to apply

Applications must be submitted through the university's official online portal. Ensure all required academic documents and language certificates are prepared according to the guidelines provided on the faculty website.

Documents required
  • Academic transcripts
  • GRE Subject Test in Physics score report
  • English language proficiency certificate
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Faculty of Physics
Julius-Maximilians-Universität Würzburg
Germany
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