Applied Physics (MSc)

The Applied Physics Master's program at RheinMain University of Applied Sciences provides a comprehensive understanding of principles that underlie modern technology, focusing primarily on Electrical and Electronic Engineering. This program is structured over three semesters, where students engage with various modules to develop analytical and technical skills necessary for tackling complex physical and engineering problems. A significant component includes hands-on experience, culminating in a thesis that allows students to explore a topic of their choice in depth.

As an applied sciences university, RheinMain emphasizes practical learning blended with theoretical foundation. During the course, students are expected to accumulate ECTS points, which recognize their academic achievements. By undertaking a practical or internship semester, students gain real-world experience that enhances their employability upon graduation. This hands-on approach is crucial for working effectively in industries that rely on cutting-edge technology.

The program is tailored for individuals with a strong interest in physics and engineering, aiming to equip them with advanced problem-solving skills and a robust understanding of current advancements in the field. Students will also develop essential competencies in project management and collaborative work, making them well-suited for a variety of roles in the engineering sector.

Studying in Wiesbaden, students benefit from the proximity to numerous industry partners and the vibrant technology landscape characteristic of Germany. The program also allows for the possibility to work while studying, and graduates can take advantage of an 18-month post-study job-seeking permit to explore career opportunities in a dynamic job market.

• Research Scientist in Applied Physics and Engineering
• Electrical Engineer in Technology Firms
• Systems Engineer in Telecommunications
• R&D Engineer in Manufacturing Industries
• Consultant in Renewable Energy Companies