Quantum Engineering B.Sc.

If you're interested in physics, fascinated by high-tech and enjoy developing practical solutions, Quantum Engineering is for you!

• Mode of study: Full-time or part-time
• Standard period of study: 6 semesters
• Start of programme: Winter semester (recommended)
• Enrolment period:
  • Winter semester: until the end of September
  • Summer semester: until the end of March
• No admission restrictions
• Language: German
• ECTS credits: 180

Prospective students with a German higher education entrance qualification can enrol directly online.

You can find all the information you need about enrolment on the Bachelor's degree programme as well as further information for students with a non-German higher education entrance qualification on the

enrolment web page

The Bachelor's degree programme in Quantum Engineering combines content from the degree programmes in Physics and Systems Engineering. In the first phase of the programme, students acquire a basic understanding of both fields.

You can find detailed information on the modules required for your chosen specialization in the study plan. For a description of the individual modules, please refer to the module catalogue. Links to both documents are provided in the programme documents section (see below).

By undertaking an industrial placement / internship with a company, students have an opportunity to familiarize themselves with working practices in their chosen field. In addition to promoting understanding and motivation for their studies, this also facilitates their transition into working life. Working together with the host company's employees allows students to gain insights into the company's technical, economic and, in particular, social realities. Completion of the industrial work placement /internship is evidenced by a report book which must be kept by the trainee and a certificate from the training company.

The Bachelor's degree programme requires a total of 8 weeks of basic work experience, which should ideally be completed before the start of the programme.

Further information can be found here:

Guidelines for the Bachelor's degree in Quantum Engineering

Certificate of suitability of the industrial work placement / internship

Contact:

• Advice on and recognition of work placements / internships:
• For further questions: Prof. Dr. Andreas Schütze

All professors in the Department of Systems Engineering

schuetze(at)lmt.uni-saarland.de
 

First semester timetable (winter semester)

Second semester timetable (summer semester)

You can find precise details of the study programme content in the Study Regulations and the general rules governing the programme in the Examination Regulations.

The content of the individual modules/module elements can be found in the module catalogue, further approved modules/module elements are listed in the supplement to the module catalogue.

Further information on the modules can be found on the web pages of the respective lecturers.

The study plan contains a recommendation as to which module you could or should take in which semester.

Decisions made by the Examination Board are available on the Examinations Office web page.