Physics (M.​Sc.)

Physics is a scientific discipline that explores the universe from its very largest cosmological scale to the sub-nuclear scale of elementary particles, from the synthetic materials of solid-state physics and materials science to the living systems in biophysics and medical physics. Modern physics is therefore best defined not in terms of any one specific area of interest, but by the approach it adopts to examine the universe around us. Using well-designed experiments and measurements and formal analyses, physics provides a means of developing an overarching understanding of natural processes.

 

At a glance

Standard period of study4 semesters for full-time students
Part-time studies are possible
Language of instructionEnglish
English language requirementsB2
Restricted entryNo
Application deadlineWinter semester: 1 September
Summer semester: 1 March
Tuition feesNot applicable
Semester feeSee current fee structure

Contact

Programme adviser

Prof. Dr. Ralf Seemann
Gebäude E2 9, Zi. 4.06
Tel.: +49/681-302-71799
r.seemann(at)physik.uni-saarland.de

Programme coordinator

Carine Klap
Phone: +49 681 302-4946
studium-physik(at)uni-saarland.de

Central Student Advisory Service

Saarbrücken Campus
Building A4 4, Ground floor
Phone: +49 681 302-3513
studienberatung(at)uni-saarland.de
www.uni-saarland.de/studienberatung

Central Student Advisory Service

Saarbrücken Campus
Building A4 4, Ground floor
Phone: +49 681 302-3513
studienberatung(at)uni-saarland.de

Central Student Advisory Service

Accredited study programmes

Saarland University was one of the first universities in Germany to achieve Quality Assurance Accreditation and has held the Accreditation Council's official quality mark continuously since 2012.

Quality management