Why pursue a Master's in Physics at Freie Universität Berlin?
Students of Physics
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✓ university recognized in Germany Excellence Initiative ✓ no tuition fees ✓ great perspectives in research and high-tech industry
Work Within Top Research Groups
During the research phase, you will join one of the 30 research groups in our Department. You will work closely with postgraduates and professors and learn to perform independently in your chosen field of physics.
Encouraging and Supportive Scientific Community
Our teaching staff is accessible and supportive. We encourage individual choices and inspire students to take advantage of our department’s ample opportunities for international collaboration and networking.
Open-Minded and Vibrant – Just Like Berlin
Approximately 200 master's students, 60% of whom are international, are currently enrolled in our Master's Program. The teaching language is English.
Master's Program
Application period for M.Sc.: 15.04.2024 – 15.08.2024
75 Years of Physics at the "German Oxford" — Advancing Insights into Nature
Today's basic research lays the foundation for future innovations. For us, new physics students are the innovators of tomorrow. We integrate new talents into our research community during their bachelor's and master's studies, preparing them for complex roles in research. We sharpen their eye for sustainable solutions and novel technical developments. We promote competence, creativity, and a responsible approach to the environment.
Rooted in a Breakthrough Physics Tradition
Initially, physicists at Freie Universität Berlin were housed in the buildings of the former Kaiser Wilhelm Institute for Physics, where Max Planck and Albert Einstein once worked. Today, the Physics Department is a diverse community that promotes free thinking and encourages a passion for innovation.
