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University Program Information

The M.Sc. program Quantum Engineering is a two-year program with the first year focusing on a lecture-, seminar- and lab-course program to deepen and widen the knowledge of students based on their experience from B.Sc.- level studies. In the second year, students are working on a topical project in quantum engineering integrated in a faculty research team under the supervision of a professor or senior scientist, leading to a master thesis.

Program Details

• Degree Awarded: Master of Science
• Standard Duration: 2 years (4 Semesters), full time
• ECTS: 120
• Language of instruction: English (Master's thesis has to be written in English)
• Application Deadline: March 15th (for the following WS) and October 31st (for following SS)
• Tuition fees per semester in EUR: None
• Combined Master's degree / PhD program: No
• Joint degree / double degree program: No

Career Opportunities

Successful completion of this program opens a gateway to both an academic and an industry career. While many graduates find a PhD position within the department, others decide to pursue their academic career elsewhere. Recent graduates of the Master programs have gone on to do PhDs in renowned universities or joined major international companies in different sectors.

Program Structure

The program is compatible with the Bologna process of the European Higher Education Area. Students will take courses in experimental and theoretical physics, an advanced seminar, and an advanced lab course. There is a wide selection of elective courses, including many courses on current research topics, given by active researchers in the respective fields to help students prepare for their own research.

Research Focus

Students are advised to contact potential supervisors of their master thesis early for advice on which lectures are best suited for preparing them for their thesis topic of choice. The program allows students to work on a topical project in quantum engineering, integrated into a faculty research team.