Master of Science in Quantum Engineering
Master the emerging intersection of quantum physics and electrical engineering at Ulm University.
Best for:Best for Bachelor's graduates in physics, electrical engineering, or related STEM fields seeking advanced training in quantum technologies.
Overview
Ulm University offers a comprehensive Master of Science in Quantum Engineering designed to train the next generation of specialists in quantum technologies. Operating in cooperation with the German Aerospace Centre (DLR), the four-semester programme covers foundational adaptations, core lectures, laboratory courses, and practical applications in sensing, communication, and computing. Students benefit from an interdisciplinary curriculum that bridges quantum physics and electrical engineering, culminating in a six-month Master's thesis. The programme prepares graduates for cutting-edge industrial and research roles through flexible study options, including internships and international mobility.
What you'll do
- Complete rigorous coursework and laboratory training in quantum physics and electrical engineering during the initial semesters
- Participate in hands-on research and practical projects focused on quantum-enabled sensing, communication, and computing
- Choose and undertake elective modules, a semester abroad, or a professional internship during the third semester
- Conduct independent scientific investigation and research to complete the final Master's thesis
Requirements
Degree required: Bachelor's degree or equivalent in physics, electrical engineering, nanotechnology, quantum technology, aerospace engineering, or a related field
Degree offered: Master of Science
Language: English; B2 required, demonstrated by an official certificate such as IELTS Academic 5.5, TOEFL iBT 72, or equivalent
Instruction: English
- Basic knowledge and competence proven by at least 15 ECTS credits in mathematics (analysis, linear algebra, differential equations)
- At least 100 ECTS credits from the fields of physics and electrical engineering
- Demonstrated ability to conduct independent scientific work through a thesis or comparable achievement worth 10 ECTS credits
- Successful completion of a selection interview for applicants with higher education degrees from non-EHEA countries
- Applicants must hold a qualifying Bachelor's degree with an overall grade of 2.7 or better on the German grading scale (or equivalent performance)
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How to apply
Deadline: Summer semester: 15 January; Winter semester: 15 July
Applicants must submit their application documents through the official Ulm University online portal within the specified application periods. International applicants and those meeting specific admission criteria should review detailed instructions on the university admissions website.
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- BSc degree certificate or transcript of records
- English language certificate
- Thesis or 10 ECTS scientific work proof
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