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MSc in Physics at LMU:All You Need to Know

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MSc in Physics at LMU:All You Need to Know

by | Jul 15, 2024 | LUM, Masters

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Overview

The Master of Science in Physics at Ludwig Maximilian University (LMU) Munich is a comprehensive, four-semester program that can be commenced in either the winter or summer semester.

The program’s primary goal is to impart expertise in current research topics based on a deeper physical understanding. It’s structured to provide students with training in research methods, strategic planning, and critical evaluation of scientific results.

 

Course Details

University LMU – Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München
Program Name Physics
Degree M.Sc. (Master of Science)
Subjects Physics, Gravity, Astronomy, Theoretical, Particles, and Fields, Physics
ECTS 120
Language English
Application Deadlines Winter semester: 15 Jul; Summer semester: 15 Feb
Duration 2 Years (starting: Both semesters)
Tuition Fees Free
Qualification Requirements Bachelor’s degree in physics or in another mathematical/scientific field
Language Requirements Cambridge min B2 First (FCE), IELTS min 5, TOEFL CBT min 227, TOEFL iBT min 87, TOEFL pBT min 570
Application Procedure Directly at the University
Application Fee None

 

Admission Documents

  1. Personal Data Sheet (Curriculum Vitae): A comprehensive CV detailing your personal and professional background.
  2. First-Degree Certificate: A copy of your initial professionally qualifying university degree certificate. If you have not yet received your first-degree certificate, please include a current transcript of records.
  3. Motivational Essay (Maximum 1,000 Words): This essay should be in either German or English. It must explain your interest in and suitability for the intended Master’s program. It should include a detailed account of your academic achievements during your first-degree studies. Relevant details might include:
  4. GRE Scores (for Non-EU Applicants): Applicants who completed their first-degree outside the European Union must provide Graduate Record Examination (GRE) scores in physics or mathematics as evidence of their expertise.
  5. Completed Questionnaire: A questionnaire provided by the institution, to be filled out as part of the application process.

Career opportunities

  1. Research and Development: Working in industrial or government research labs, focusing on areas like materials science, renewable energy, or aerospace technology.
  2. Academia: Pursuing a career in teaching and research at universities or colleges, potentially leading to a Ph.D. and a position as a university professor or researcher.
  3. Technology and Engineering: Roles in technology firms or engineering companies, applying physics principles to develop new products, electronic devices, or software.
  4. Finance and Data Analysis: Utilizing strong analytical skills in the finance sector, for roles in quantitative analysis, risk management, or algorithmic trading.
  5. Public Sector and Policy: Working in governmental organizations or NGOs, applying physics knowledge to inform policy decisions, especially in areas like energy policy or environmental conservation.

 

 

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