88 Full-time Master's in Physics in Germany

The Faculty of Physics at Ludwig-Maximilians-University (LMU) Munich offers a four-semester Master of Science degree program in Physics. Studies can be started both in the winter and summer semester.

The international master programme "Transfers-Fluids-Materials in Aeronautical and Space Applications" at the The Brandenburg University of Technology Cottbus - Senftenberg combines studies and research based on aerodynamics, thermodynamics, compressible flows, turbulence, propulsion, combustion, turbomachinery, material science, to name a few.

The Advanced Quantum Physics degree in is offered by University of Tübingen.

The areas of focus in the Physics program at University of Bonn are aligned with the University’s research focus, which is on particle physics, photonics and condensed matter physics.

The focus of the Environmental Physics programme offered by the University of Bremen  is to educate students by providing knowledge of the complex relationships between atmosphere, hydrosphere (ocean), cryosphere (ice region) and solid earth (land). 

The Erasmus Mundus Europhotonics Master's program from Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) combines top-level training with excellent teaching for young scientists. Fellowships and mobility within the EUROPHOTONICS consortium institutions for EU and non-EU students are offered. EUROPHOTONICS in the past also offered a Ph.D. program. 

The Ocean and Climate Physics MSc course from University of Hamburg imparts in-depth knowledge of and practical skills in the fields of ocean dynamics and ocean–climate interactions.

The Physics MSc course offered at the University of Paderborn imparts enhanced mathematical and scientific knowledge together with an overview of interrelations within physics as well as expertise in a field of specialization that connects to current international research, so that complex physical problems can be analyzed, formulated and to a large extent solved by scientific means.

The Physics degree program offered by the University of Siegen is targeted at foreign and German students with a first university degree, e.g. a Bachelor's degree.

Biophysics at the Ulm University provides a comprehensive education and hands-on research in modern Biophysics and prepare students for the interdisciplinary nature of modern-day Life Sciences.

The goal of the Biophysics program offered by Goethe University Frankfurt is to deepen and specialize in the field of biophysics.

The focus of the MSc Physics from TU Dresden lies on its specialisation programme. Students acquire a complete overview on today's state of knowledge and important recent developments. Furthermore, they learn about its open questions and reach the forefront of scientific research. 

The Geodetic Engineering program at University of Bonn is intended for students with a first degree in the field of geodesy and geoinformation or related fields such as computer science, mathematics, physics, geosciences or electrical engineering.

Building upon the bachelor program, the Master of Science in Physics program from University of Cologne is designed to take 2 years. In parallel with the first-year curriculum of mandatory courses, students choose their major and minor subjects from the broad spectrum of active research directions pursued by the Cologne physics faculty.

Physics International from University of Würzburg is a two-year program with the first year focusing on a lecture-, seminar- and lab-course program to deepen and widen the knowledge of students based on their experience from B.Sc.- level studies.  

Biophysics from University of Würzburg is based on current research topics, biophysical methods and corresponding applications are presented.  Fundamentals in thermodynamics, reaction kinetics and molecular interactions in general as well as with respect to analysis of single cells down to single molecules are discussed.  

The Maschinenbau - Mechanical Engineering course from University of Stuttgart is a joint Master’s degree program between the Georgia Institute of Technology (Georgia Tech) in Atlanta, USA, and the University of Stuttgart.

The M.Sc. Computational Sciences is an interdisciplinary program offered by the Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences at the University of Cologne. Its aim is to prepare students to answer a new class of questions in natural sciences with the help of advanced computational methods.

This Engineering Physics programme is offered jointly by the Carl von Ossietzky University of Oldenburg and the University of Applied Sciences (Fachhochschule) Emden/Leer, and is intended to fill the gap between traditional physics and engineering. 

The Quantum Science program at University of Siegen is an international two-year degree program at the University of Siegen.