What Are the Best Master's Programs in Physics in Germany?

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A bachelor's degree in physics opens various avenues for pursuing a master's in Germany, with options including materials science and microsystems engineering. Notable universities with strong physics programs include those in Munich, FU Berlin, HU Berlin, Bonn, and Stuttgart. While the quality of education is generally high across public universities, the top institutions are often in Munich.For those concerned about job prospects, physics graduates can find roles in engineering, but the choice of master's program significantly influences career outcomes. Programs that integrate engineering or applied physics may lead to more practical job opportunities, such as in construction or mechanical engineering, rather than traditional teaching roles. Specific majors like environmental geosciences and neuro processing are being considered by prospective students, with the reputation of the university and city also playing a crucial role in future career potential.
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hello,

I have a bachelor in physics.i want to continue learning in Germany.What options or majors can i do in masters?and what are the best master physics majors out there in deutschland?

what are the names of the universities in germany that have good reputation and offcourse good and wide physics majors for bachelor students? i need to do a major that is wanted in the job market worldwide...

thanks
 
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Other than physics, you can also try materials science, microsystems engineering and so.

For a listing of master courses offered in English see:

http://www.daad.de/deutschland/studienangebote/international-programmes/07535.en.html


Generally, the level of the education throughout the major public universities is comparable. The ones that top the list of German rankings are the two universities in Munich.
Of the other good universities are FU Berlin, HU Berlin, Bonn, Stuttgart and ...

Regarding doing a major that is on demand worldwide, this is an ill asked question and has no proper answer and it is not possible to generalize.
 
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thanks for the help buddy...i searched a lot in every site for physics majors all i saw was names like quantum, theoretical, solid state, experimental physics...these are courses that i need to take in the physics major...
if i do such majors, what is my job going to be in the future?teaching?
are there practical majors than i can do with a physics bachelor degree? that have handwork job in the future like construction or mechanical engeneering or any of these stuff? i don't want to end up as a teacher


that's my question please help if u can... Danke :)
 
alialhassan said:
thanks for the help buddy...i searched a lot in every site for physics majors all i saw was names like quantum, theoretical, solid state, experimental physics...these are courses that i need to take in the physics major...
if i do such majors, what is my job going to be in the future?teaching?
are there practical majors than i can do with a physics bachelor degree? that have handwork job in the future like construction or mechanical engeneering or any of these stuff? i don't want to end up as a teacher


that's my question please help if u can... Danke :)



This depends on many factors

Physics graduates fill many engineering positions. This depends on the type of master programme and its contents as well as your own skills.

You better select a master programme that allows you to have courses from other departments, something on the line of engineering or applied physics.
 
i'm going to apply for a chance in tubingen, stuttgart, berlin and maybe dortmund...
the majors are environmental geosciences(tubingen), neuro processing(tubingen), solid state physics(stuttgart)...still didn't search in berlin and dortmund...

which do u think is better for the future and is a better major than the other? what about the reputations of these cities in physics? thanks buddy
 
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