Mathematical Physics (MSc)
An interdisciplinary Master of Science programme bridging mathematics, physics, and theoretical research at the University of Hamburg.
Best for:Best for graduate students with a strong foundation in mathematics or physics looking for an interdisciplinary, research-focused Master's degree.
Overview
The Master of Science in Mathematical Physics at the University of Hamburg is a research-oriented, interdisciplinary programme jointly offered by the mathematics and physics departments, with contributions from the German Electron Synchrotron (DESY) and the Centre for Mathematical Physics. Designed for students with a background in mathematics or physics, the curriculum allows participants to tailor their studies toward theoretical physics or advanced mathematics. During the first year, students deepen their knowledge through specialized courses and seminars, while the second year focuses on independent research culminating in a Master's thesis within an active research group. Graduates acquire a robust, rigorous framework well-suited for advanced academic or industrial careers.
What you'll do
- Complete advanced coursework and seminars in mathematics and physics during the first year of the programme
- Engage with leading theoretical research groups at the mathematics department, physics department, or DESY
- Conduct independent investigative work culminating in a Master's thesis in the second year
- Participate in interdisciplinary academic discussions and seminars hosted by the Centre for Mathematical Physics
Requirements
Degree required: Bachelor's degree in Mathematics or Physics with sufficient content in both subjects
Degree offered: Master of Science
Language: English; B2 level required, demonstrated via an official certificate such as TOEFL iBT
Instruction: English
- Sufficient academic background in mathematics to follow master's-level coursework
- Sufficient academic background in physics to follow master's-level coursework
- Ability to engage with abstract mathematical concepts and physical models
- Open to applicants from all countries holding a recognized Bachelor's degree in Mathematics or Physics
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How to apply
Deadline: 2027-01-15
Applicants must submit their application documents through the university's official application portal before the relevant semester deadline. Ensure all required language certificates and academic transcripts are prepared and uploaded according to the guidelines on the university website.
- CV
- BSc transcripts
- Official language certificate
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