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PHYSICS International M.Sc.

PHYSICS

International Master of Science

PHYSICS 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. We offer a vibrant learning environment for young physicists from all over the world who strive to become well-equipped for a career in science.

PHYSICS students come to Stuttgart from all over the world!

Making of the PHYSICS film

Viraatt, Popla, Dessy, and Kedar

Videoconference of the Faculty's graduates of 2021

Graduation Ceremony 21.01.2022 - celebrating the Faculty 8 Graduates of 2021

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How to Apply for PHYSICS

Applications for the winter semester 2025/26 are now open! Deadline is February 15th 2025.

C@MPUS

The ready.study.stuttgart buddies by the International Center will assist you with your arrival and first steps in Stuttgart.

A six-week Intensive German Course offered by the International Center provides you with the basic German skills to navigate your everyday life as well as intercultural training to ensure successful adjustment to your new surroundings.

Studies, Cross Cultural Mentoring, Research and so much more to be discovered!

PHYSICS Studies

Meet the PHYSICS students

PHYSICS Generation of 2015

PHYSICS Generation of 2016

PHYSICS Generation of 2019

PHYSICS

International Master Of Science

PHYSICS is a two-year research oriented Master of Science program, divided into four semesters. Students attend lectures, seminars and a laboratory course during the first two semesters and concentrate on their thesis research during the 3^rdand 4^th semester.

The Department of Physics at the University of Stuttgart and the Max Planck Institute for Solid State Research are well known for their outstanding scientific research on solid state physics, atom and quantum optics, photonics, soft matter physics, strongly correlated many-body systems, physical modelling, and numerical simulation. The elective module offers our students the chance to focus on either a specialization - or an individual combination of these experimental, computational, or theoretical topics ensuring an excellent education.

PHYSICS students join the institutes and become fully integrated in the work of one of the many the research groups at the Physics Department and the Max Planck Institute for Solid State Research for their one-year master thesis projects.