Program Overview

Physics (B.Sc.)

###Introduction The Physics (B.Sc.) program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive education in physics.

Study

The program includes a range of modules, such as:

• Study modules
• Course types
• Physics modules
• Elective area
• Mathematics modules
• General vocational preparation (ABV)
• Bachelor's thesis

Internships

The program offers several practical courses, including:

• Multiple internships
• Basics of measurement and laboratory technology
• Project internship
• Laboratory internship

Project internship

The project internship is a key component of the program, where students work on their own experiment ideas and conduct experiments. The internship takes place in the fourth semester and requires approximately 3 hours of work per week, plus preparation and follow-up time. Students are supported by tutors.

Tasks

The program includes a range of tasks and exercises, such as:

• Example tasks
• Definitions and theorems in mathematics
• Proofs in mathematics: The direct proof
• Physics: The phase diagram of water
• The harmonic oscillator part 1
• The harmonic oscillator part 2

Everyday study life

The program provides students with a range of opportunities to engage with the subject matter, including:

• Interviews with students
• Semester week
• Student council initiative
• Mentoring program for new students
• Study and family
• Women in physics
• Study abroad

Perspectives

The program provides students with a range of perspectives and career opportunities, including: -Dr. Christian Eickhoff, laboratory manager (industrial research and development) -Dr. Martin Pickel, process engineer (semiconductor industry) -Dr. Ruzin Aanolu, product engineer

Getting started

The program provides students with a range of information and resources to help them get started, including:

• Decision support for the physics course
• Tips for starting your studies
• Enrollment information