89 Master's degrees in Physics in Germany

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

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 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.

Physics from University of Münster provides in-depth understanding of physical theories as well as extensive knowledge and practical experience of sophisticated methods used in technical experiments. 

The RWTH Aachen University offers a novel international Master’s program in Physics. Students enrolled in this program have the opportunity to flexibly choose a desired course of study falling either into the research direction of Particle and Astroparticle Physics or Condensed Matter Physics, with an experimental or a theoretical focus. 

The Climate Physics program at the University of Kiel will provide students with advanced knowledge and skills using the terms and laws of physics in atmosphere, ocean and the climate system. 

Physics from Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg (FAU) is designed for students who hold a Bachelor’s degree in physics or in a closely related subject.

Quantum physics is at the heart of today's technology. Ever smaller devices scratching the size limits of single atoms will increase the importance of quantum physics for technological applications. We offer a master degree in Advanced Quantum Physics at University of Kaiserslautern-Landau.

We offer a master degree in Astrophysics at Ludwig-Maximilians-University (LMU) Munich. The four semester Master course which leads to the qualification of "Master of Science" is divided into two parts. The first two semesters consist of lectures in basic astrophysics and advanced courses in physics. 

In the Astrophysics program at University of Bonn, students learn to approach astrophysical problems and work on their solution beyond the existing state of knowledge, using research methods.

The main focus of the International Master of Advanced Methods in Particle Physics is on experimental and theoretical particle physics. The training in these subjects takes place at the University of Bologna, the University of Clermont Auvergne and TU Dortmund University.

In the Physics programme at Leibniz University Hannover Students are taught knowledge and skills in several subdisciplines of physics; they are also introduced to the independent production of scientific work.

Physics at Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz deals with the study of inorganic nature. It provides the fundamental science for other natural sciences and numerous engineering sciences.

The aim of the Master’s degree programme in Optical Technologies at Leibniz University Hannover is to train specialists and executives for the entire optical industry. Hannover is an ideal location for studying Optical Technologies because engineering and scientific research cooperate closely here.

In the University of Kassel's Master’s Programme in Physics, you will have the opportunity to work with internationally renowned scientists on highly topical issues in basic and applied research.

The Physics program from University of Stuttgart is a highly competitive two-year international M.Sc. program with a strong focus on research. The collaboration of the University of Stuttgart’s Department of Physics and the Max Planck Institute for Solid State Research ensures an excellent education. 

The education in the Saarland University Master's program in Physics includes modules with experimental and theoretical focus. Students also gain an insight into the content and methods of neighboring disciplines.

The broad and comprehensive education obtained by graduates of the Physics degree programme from Heidelberg University leads to a high demand for their skills in a  wide variety of areas. Potential career options range from research and development at universities, research institutions, and in industry to positions in IT and communications firms or in management consultancy.

This Laser and Photonics degree programme at Ruhr University Bochum is unique because students are given the opportunity to participate in industry-leading interdisciplinary research projects and top-ranking publications and to visit our research partners worldwide from the outset and take part in an international study program.

The MSc program Computer Simulation in Science (CSiS) at the University of Wuppertal focuses on the development, implementation and application of computer-oriented simulation techniques and methods to modern research problems in natural sciences and engineering.