Physics and mechatronics course in Germany

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The discussion centers around inquiries about studying in Germany, specifically regarding courses and the study environment. Participants emphasize the importance of specifying the academic level and suggest checking university websites or contacting institutions directly for detailed information. The conversation also touches on the feasibility of pursuing research in Quantum Physics with an Engineering major, indicating that such a combination may be unlikely. There is speculation about the potential emergence of a field like "Quantum Engineering," but skepticism exists regarding its classification as engineering.
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Can anyone give me some views about the courses above in Germany and the study environment there in details. Thank you. :smile:
 
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That is a very broad question.
Which level?
Did you check some university websites, or ask the universities?
 
Is it possible to do research on Quantum Physics when you are major in Engineering?
 
Unlikely.
 
could there possible be a field of ' Quantum Engineering" in the future?
 

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