Engineering Physics (B.Eng.)
Engineering Physics (B.Eng.)
The University of Applied Sciences Emden/Leer and the Carl von Ossietzky University of Oldenburg offer an international bachelor's program in Engineering Physics to fill the gap between traditional physics and engineering. Students in this program acquire comprehensive knowledge and understanding of mathematics and the natural sciences in combination with application-oriented engineering, including the skills needed to further develop modern technologies.
Specialization takes place in the focus areas
The specialization can be continued in the master's degree.
Further information: https://uol.de/ep
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Degree
Bachelor of Engineering (B.Eng.)
Type
Full time
Standard period of study
6 semesters
Start of studies
Winter semester
Study location
Oldenburg, individual lectures and laboratories take place in Emden
Language
English (elective lectures up to 30 credit points maybe offered in German)
Access requirement
The entrance requirement is the general university entrance qualification, the subject-related higher education entrance qualification, the advanced technical college entrance qualification, the Z-examination or a qualified vocational previous education.
Language Proficiency
You can verify your language proficiency with the following language certificate (not older than two years):
- German: Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) Level A2 (A1 is as well accepted but A 2 needs to be absolved within the first year of studies)
- English: Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) Level B2 or 8 points (grade 3.0) in upper secondary education.
Admission Restrictions
No
Credit points
180 ECTS
Accreditation
Accredited by ASIIN
Faculty
Faculty of Technology
As a result of the program's well established scientific and practical aspects, graduates are very well qualified for all areas of technology-oriented industrial and research organizations, as well as for further study in the form of a master's degree (e.g., in Engineering Physics). Graduates also acquire practical experience from their project work, additionally qualifying them for employment in a management setting with skills such as teamwork and entrepreneurial thinking.
In the first five semesters, you will lay your professional foundations in physics as well as engineering sciences. The physics and mathematics modules are based closely on traditional physics education. In the engineering subjects, you will learn to quickly translate your knowledge into solutions for problems in science and industry.
Specialization takes place in the focus areas "Lasers and Optics", "Renewable Energies", "Biomedical Physics", or "Acoustics". During your eight-week internship in the practical module, you will apply the knowledge you have acquired. You will complete your studies with a nine-week bachelor's thesis, which you will write internally at the university, at external research institutes, or in an industrial company.
With international university entrance qualification: You apply online via uni-assist: www.uni-assist.de/en (chose University of Oldenburg here). Please apply early from 15 January on.
With German university entrance qualification: You apply online at the University of Oldenburg: www.l.uol.de/epbaen
Admission restriction: No
Study begin: Fall semester (middle of October)
Application deadline: 15 October
- Flyer (pdf)
- Module manual
- Preparation course:
- Mathematics: Three weeks before the semester starts
- International orientation week: Two weeks before the semester starts - Regulations
- Academic calendar
- regarding the study program
Dr. Sandra Koch
Hochschule Emden/Leer
Room T219
Constantiaplatz 4
26723 Emden
Tel.: +49 4921 807-1489/-1467
Fax: +49 4921 807-1593
E-Mail: engineering.physics(at)hs-emden-leer.de
Martin Reck
Universität Oldenburg
Room W2 1-182
Carl-von-Ossietzky-Str.
26111 Oldenburg
Tel.: +49 0441 798 3560
E-Mail: engineering.physics(at)uni-oldenburg.de
- for orientation and study decision
- regarding finance
- regarding the application
- about the study-start
Students talk about their choice of study
We've asked some students why they chose to study Engineering Physics and what they like about the study program:
"I chose Engineering Physics, because I like the international orientation and the possibilities of specialization."
"I like the connection between theoretical basics and the hands-on experiences and projects."
"The work and contact with international students is fun and you get to know a lot of interesting people and cultures."
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