MA/MS in Quantum Engineering

This research-oriented master combines quantum physics with systems engineering to train specialists in quantum technologies. Students move between science and engineering and learn to carry ideas from research laboratories into industrial development. The course carries 120 credit points under the ECTS. A laboratory project with a project seminar leads into the master thesis, which is written close to a research group. Admission: Bachelor degree in quantum engineering or a related field with an overall grade of 'gut' (2.5) or better, with minimum credit points in physics and electrical engineering topics. The programme page also links study regulations, module handbooks and contact details of the academic advisers for further orientation. Information on the application and enrolment procedure is available from the university's central student advisory service.