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Technical Physics, BSc.

Graz University of Technology (TU Graz), Bachelor's Programmes


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Country: Austria Duration: 36 Months
City: Graz Start Date: March, October
Educational Form:
  • Taught
Languages: English 
Education Variants:
  • Full Time
Application Deadline: Summer semester: March 31; Winter semester: October 30
Annual Tuition Fee: Free -
€ 760 (non-EEA)

Programme Description

Technical physics is a fascinating programme for everyone. In this programme you will track down fundamental connections and find answers to the underlying questions of the physical world. A talent for mathematics or experimental skill are important prerequisites for success in this programme. Training in logical thinking and the acquisition of problem-solving methods are some of the fundamental objectives of the education and training.

In the bachelor´s programme, the emphasis is on the mastery of experimental and theoretical fundamentals. In addition to a solid education and training in physics and mathematics, the technical physics programme is characterised by practical and technical subjects and modern methods of computer simulation. Courses on business administration as well as the development of social competences round off the content of the programme and provide students with key qualifications that are decisive for their professional lives.

Career Opportunities

Career opportunities for graduates of the bachelor`s and master´s programmes are distinguished by the extent of the required knowledge achieved through the in-depth
education of a master`s degree and the writing of a master`s thesis.

By comprehensive experimental and theoretical mastery of physical principles and methods of solution, technical physicists who are concerned with novel problem fields at the interface between technology and natural science are preferred. The most important working fields are:

* Basic research at universities and research facilities;
* Industrial research & development in the high-tech areas: new materials, new technologies, process innovation, information technology
* Modelling and computer simulation
* Software development
* Medical-technical applications
* Biophysics
* Interdisciplinary problems
* Project management
* Partner in management.

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Contents

The structure of the programme is in accordance with the recommendations of the European Union.

Students begin with the bachelor´s programme, which is divided into 2 stages of study (2 semesters in the first stage and 4 semesters in the second). Students who finish the programme are awarded a "Bachelor of Science" (BSc) degree.

Afterwards, students can complete a 4 semester master´s programme.
Physical and mathematical subjects completed count towards the teacher training programme in physics at the University of Graz.

Bachelor´s programme:

The fundamentals taught in the subjects are:

* Experimental physics (atomic, molecular and solid state physics)
* Theoretical physics (mechanics, electrodynamics, quantum mechanics, thermodynamics and statistical physics)
* Mathematical methods and physics on the computer

You are normally required to take an English Proficiency Test if you come from a non-English speaking country.

Most European Universities recognise the IELTS test.

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Requirements

1. The general university entrance qualification:

a. Austrian secondary school leaving certificate

b. University entrance qualification certificate

c. a foreign certificate that is nostrified in Austria or a secondary school leaving certificate that is accepted as being equivalent based upon the rector´s decision

d. a certificate that proves you have completed at least a three-year course of study at an accredited Austrian or foreign post-secondary educational institution (e.g. university of applied sciences study programmes)

2. The special university entrance qualification This concerns supplementary examinations to those secondary school leaving certificates issued in Austria, (e.g. "descriptive geometry" supplementary examination). Those who have foreign secondary school leaving certificates have to prove that they have the right to a study place in the same study programme in the country which issued the secondary school leaving examination.

3. German proficiency

Persons, whose first language is not German, have to prove German proficiency. If you cannot present proof of this, then you have to take a supplementary examination, which has to be completed before admission to a degree study programme.

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