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Course Structure Bachelor of Physics

1st Semester

  • Physics I (integrated course), 15 CP
  • Higher Mathematics I, 9 CP
  • Elective subject: "Introduction to Programming" or "General and Inorganic Chemistry for Physics" (Lecture), 9/12 or 6 CP

2nd Semester

  • Physics II (integrated course), 15 CP
  • Higher Mathematics II, 9 CP
  • Elective subject:  General and Inorganic Chemistry for Physics" (Laboratory Exercises)  , 4 CP

3rd Semester

  • Physics III (integrated course), 15 CP
  • Higher Mathematics III, 9 CP
  • Experimental Exercises I, 6 CP

4th Semester

  • Physics IV (integrated course), 15 CP
  • Higher Mathematics IV, 6 CP
  • Numerical Mathematics for Physics and Engineering, 6 CP
  • Experimental Exercises II, 6 CP

5th Semester

  • Introduction to Solid State Physics, 9 CP
  • Introduction to Particle Physics, 9 CP
  • Thermodynamics und Statistical Physics, 9 CP

6th Semester

  • Experimental Excercises for Advanced Students, 6 CP
  • Bachelor Thesis with Presentation, 10 CP

5th and 6th Semester

  • Elective area with 14-16 CP, of which at least 8 from physics

    We have summarised examples of the design of the elective area for the most common thematic emphases in these study plans .