You’re using the old Program Database. The new StudyBuddy Database is live with updated courses and a wishlist to save your programs.
Step 1 - Find your Study Program
Heinrich Heine University Dusseldorf
Dusseldorf
Physics
Subjects: Physics
M.Sc. | Master of Science
Course description
The master's degree program in physics at Heinrich Heine University, taught in English, builds on a successful bachelor's degree in physics. It's designed for students passionate about science. The curriculum focuses on nano and solid state physics, quantum optics and information, plasma physics, biophysics, and soft matter. These areas are well-represented at Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf. In this program, you'll dive deep into the study of nano and solid state physics, exploring the properties and behaviors of materials at the nanoscale. Quantum optics and information will take you into the realm of light and its quantum properties, opening doors to new technologies and understanding. Plasma physics will introduce you to the fourth state of matter, with applications ranging from fusion energy to space science. Biophysics and soft matter will bridge the gap between physics and biology, examining the physical principles underlying biological systems and soft materials. This program is not just about learning; it's about engaging with cutting-edge research and becoming part of a community that values curiosity and innovation. At Heinrich Heine University, you'll find a supportive environment where your interest in science can flourish.
Program Information
| Study Location | Dusseldorf |
| Start Semester | Summer, Winter |
| Study Form | Full-time |
| Study Type | Postgraduate |
| Teaching Language | English |
| Dual | No |
| Remote | No |
| Application Fee non-EU | No information |
| Study Length | 4 Semesters |
| Tuition Fees per Semester | No Tuition Fee |
| Cost per Semester | 300.0 EUR |
Step 2 - Check Application Requirements
Application Requirements
Qualification Requirements
Applicants must have completed studies at the bachelor s level, which must include courses in - mechanics, - electrodynamics, - quantum mechanics/atomic physics, - thermodynamics/statistical mechanics, - optics, nuclear/particle or solid state physics, - mathematical methods in physics, specifically vector calculus, complex calculus, differential equations, linear algebra, as well as laboratory courses and a thesis. The final grade must be equivalent to 3.0 in the German system or better.
Application Process
| Acceptance Interview | No |
| Acceptance local admission restrictions | Not restricted |
| Application | directly at the University |
Step 3 - Get studying insights
Free Study Application Checklist
Our step by step guide helps you to find your way.
-
interactive application status tracking
-
free guidance for all application steps
-
get your step by step guide for free
Free Webinar
How to Apply to a German University
From Inspiration to Application.
July 9th, 2024
-
Should I choose a public or private university?
-
Are there study programs in English?
-
How do I get started with my application? experts
Step 4 – Apply for a Visa
Free Checklist
Your complete German visa application checklist
Be Prepared for Your Visa Appointment
Value Package
Save up to €249 with the Expatrio Value Package*
-
German Blocked Account
-
Free Travel Health Insurance worth up to €95
-
Up to €90 cashback with your personalised Health Insurance
-
No set-up fees. Only €5 per month
-
Same day blocking confirmation with ExpatrioPay
-
All-in-One App for your life in Germany
-
ADDITIONAL FREE BENEFITS
-
Free International Student ID Card (ISIC) worth up to €15*
-
Free choice of current accounts
-
Free eBooks and resources for life and studies in Germany
