Mathematical self-test of the physics department
Participation in a mathematical self-test is a mandatory enrolment requirement for the Bachelor of Physics and Bachelor of Medical Physics degree programs. Students on the Physics teaching degree course are also recommended to take the test. The test is intended to give first-year students an indication of the extent to which it is advisable to work through mathematical content before starting their studies. The Department of Physics offers preparatory courses in the three weeks before the start of the lecture period.
Please note that the test is for your orientation only and will not be evaluated by us. Only participation in the test is a prerequisite for enrollment. At the end of the test, you can download a certificate of participation to enclose with your enrollment documents.
This is the link to the mathematical self-test (in German).



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