The regular programme leading to a Master’s degree in Engineering Physics starts with a three-year Bachelor’s programme, followed by a two-year Master’s programme. Admission into our programme from several other (both domestic and foreign) Bachelor’s and Master’s programmes is possible. The two-year Master’s curriculum contains a number of mandatory course units offering a strong basis in the major fields of engineering physics.
Through a selected number of elective course unit, our students can then acquire an attractive skillset in more advanced topics in engineering physics, ranging from quantum mechanical modelling to the physics of photonic and electronic components. In the first year, students need to carry out a physics project with an industrial purpose and a focus on sustainability and intellectual property. A research-oriented Master’s dissertation completes the programme in the second year.