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Information on starting your studies

On this page, we have summarised important information to help you get off to a successful start with your degree programme. This page is regularly updated and expanded.

In addition to the subject-specific information on this page, please also take note of the programme-wide information on starting your degree, the Introductory Events for new Students on offer, and the information provided by the Maths/Physics Student Council.

For the Bachelor’s degree programme in Physics, the following modules are recommended for the first semester:

Note: Linear Algebra I (external link, opens in a new window) may be taken as an alternative to the Mathematical Methods course. Students may optionally take a supplementary subject as early as the first semester.

For the Gymnasium Teacher Training programme specialising in Physics, the following modules are recommended in the first semester:

for all subject combinations (Maths/Physics, Biology/Physics, Chemistry/Physics, English/Physics):

In addition, the following are recommended for the Chemistry/Physics and English/Physics combinations in the first semester:

Possible study plans can be found on the Faculty of Physics website under ‘Documents’ (external link, opens in a new window) as a link for the Secondary School Teacher Training programme.

For teacher training programmes with physics as a teaching subject, the following course is recommended in the first semester:

For the subject combination Chemistry/Physics, the following is also recommended in the first semester:

Sample study plans can be found on the Faculty of Physics website under ‘Documents’ (external link, opens in a new window), linked to the Secondary School Teacher Training programme.

For teacher training programmes specialising in Science, Technology and Mathematics (NWT) didactics , the following course is recommended in the first two semesters:

Please note: Places on NWT courses are limited. Any remaining places will be allocated by lottery during the first seminar session.

General information:

Most of the courses listed consist of a lecture and small-group tutorials, which are offered at various times that you can choose individually. The tutorials usually do not start until the second week of lectures.

The course catalogue (external link, opens in a new window) is the central point of reference for all courses. You must register here, if necessary, stating your preferences for different timetables.

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