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Course: Physicists B.Sc.

  • Physics

A physics degree programme provides you with solid knowledge and skills to help shape the future in industry, science and society. The combination of an understanding of physical modelling, mathematical precision, clever algorithms and team spirit prepares you perfectly for a very wide range of challenges. Numerous supplementary subjects also promote interdisciplinary connections of your choice. You can continue your specialisation and build your own networks with a (highly recommended) Master's degree in Physics.

The most important facts at a glance

Qualification
Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.)
Type of study
full time
Standard study period / ECTS
6 semesters (180 ECTS)
Admission
Open admission
Start of studies
summer and winter semesters
Language of tuition
German

Program Profile

On the one hand, the Bachelor's degree programme in Physics offers a solid scientific education that enables direct entry into research as part of a subsequent Master's degree programme. On the other hand, a wide range of non-physics Minor Subjects are offered, which allow the physics programme to be combined with other subject areas in an interdisciplinary way - the ideal preparation for a direct entry into professional life.

Is this the right program for me?

Do you enjoy understanding mathematics and physics puzzles, and do you keep at it, even if it takes a while? Do you also enjoy working in a small team? Are you curious about how computers and AI can help? And do you share an aversion to too much memorisation? Then come and join us!

What makes this program special?

In Regensburg, you will study physics in a particularly research-intensive, interdisciplinary environment, with excellent teaching by renowned researchers and with early contacts to research groups. The faculty performed correspondingly well in the last CHE ranking.
CHE Ranking 2024 (German version) (external link, opens in a new window)   

What can I do with this degree?

Surprisingly diverse jobs in science, industry, software development, consulting and education are open to you, but patent attorneys, politics and journalism, for example, also offer career opportunities. Take a look at the job adverts online...

Requirements

Admission Restrictions / Selection Procedureno
Pre-registration procedureno
Eligibility Test / Aptitude Testno
Placement Testno
Subject-Specific Language Requirementsno
German Language Certificate for Students with Foreign University Entrance Qualificationyes
Other Requirementsno

For binding information and the latest updates, please refer to the summary (German version) (opens in a new window). (This PDF is not accessible) provided by the Registrar's Office or the applicable examination regulations.

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General Student Advisory Service

The General Student Advisory Service (ZSB) supports you with all questions relating to your studies - from the decision to study and admission to the course of study and successful graduation.

If necessary, the ZSB will refer you to the appropriate contact person.

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