Master of Science in Physics
Pursue an advanced Master's degree in physics with flexible modular studies and hands-on research experience.
Best for:Best for Bachelor's graduates in physics or related natural sciences seeking an international Master's degree with strong experimental and theoretical training.
Overview
Osnabrück University offers a comprehensive international Master's programme in Physics designed to provide students with a solid foundation in general physics alongside advanced practical research opportunities. Based on a modern science campus, the department maintains a strong teacher-to-student ratio and allows participants to tailor their studies through a fully modular curriculum. Students engage in specialized coursework across experimental and theoretical domains before completing an independent research project and Master's thesis. The programme prepares graduates for professional careers in scientific research, advanced technology sectors, or further doctoral studies.
What you'll do
- Complete advanced coursework across core physics modules and elective specializations totaling 120 credit points
- Participate in advanced laboratory courses utilizing state-of-the-art instrumentation and experimental facilities
- Select minor modules from interdisciplinary areas such as mathematics, computer science, chemistry, or biology
- Execute an independent 15-credit research project within an experimental or theoretical research group
- Conduct original investigations and write a Master's thesis accompanied by a scientific colloquium
Requirements
Degree required: Bachelor’s degree or comparable qualification in physics or a dual-major with a physics specialization
Degree offered: Master of Science
Language: English; B2 level recommended, no formal certificate required
Instruction: English
- Successfully obtained at least 80 credit points in experimental and theoretical physics
- Prior coursework in mechanics, electrodynamics, and optics
- Prior coursework in thermodynamics and statistical physics
- Prior coursework in quantum mechanics and atomic, molecular, and solid state physics
- Applicants must not have definitively failed a Master’s examination in a comparable subject area without the option of retaking
- Applicants must not have already passed a Master’s examination in a comparable subject-area
- Provisional admission possible with at least 150 ECTS credit points if the Bachelor's degree is completed by the end of the first semester
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How to apply
Deadline: 2027-01-15
Applicants must submit their application documents through the uni-assist portal before the specified deadline. Ensure all academic transcripts and proof of prior credit points in physics are fully uploaded for evaluation.
- Bachelor's degree certificate or transcript of records
- Proof of completed credit points in physics
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