Bachelor of Science (BSc)
Physics and Management
More about the course
The degree programme is for students interested in Natural Sciences who are open to economic viability and want to find their future job outside the traditional field of research. The Bachelor's degree programme is broadly based in terms of subject and method, starting with basic training in experimental and theoretical Physics and First choice. Compulsory elective modules or a voluntary Industrial placement allow students to specialise according to their own objectives.
Academic Degree
Bachelor of Science (BSc)
Type of Study
- full-time
Study Curriculum
Admission regulations
Start of Study
- each winter semester
Orientation Offer
Language of instruction
- German
Admission Requirements
- no restriction
Enrolment
ECTS Credits
180
Standard Period of Study
6
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Tips for preparing for a degree programme
- Before starting your studies, we recommend taking part in the maths training camp.
- Alternatively, there are also online bridge courses for maths and physics that make it easier to start your studies.
Programme structure Bachelor Physics and Management
Programme content
Physics and Management at Ulm is an integrated study/degree programme in which the subjects of Physics, Mathematics, First choice and Computer Science are closely intertwined. First choice and Computer Science are taught right from the start of the Bachelor's degree programme. However, the main focus of the training; (akad.: ) education - with a share of two thirds - is physics and Mathematics.
Enrollment
The Bachelor's degree course in Business Physics at the University of Ulm is not subject to admission restrictions. This means that everyone who meets the admission requirements will be offered a place. Enrollment is possible in the winter semester.
Further information
Click here to go to the Physics department.
Cutting-edge research
Study Abroad
A great way to broaden your horizons in a discipline is to study at a foreign university. Ulm University students can apply for one or two semesters abroad at numerous universities, both throughout Europe as part of the ERASMUS programme and outside Europe. If lectures are not required, internships and theses at other universities are also possible.
Ulm University has exchange agreements with over 100 universities in 26 countries.
International Office
Demonstration experiments for the lecture
Laboratory debriefing
Christmas lecture with spectacular experiments
Career prospects
Industrial physicists are expected to obtain at least a Master's degree at university. The demand for Bachelor's graduates in industry is still low. The German Physical Society (DPG) has published a labor market analysis that can also be applied to the situation of industrial physicists.
By combining physics and economics, industrial physicists can coordinate and integrate at the interface between research, development and market implementation and qualify for management positions.
Their sound scientific and mathematical training, together with their specialization in the field of economics, opens up fields of activity for them, for example in
- Industrial and commercial enterprises
- Banks
- Insurance companies
- Management consultancies
- Research and development
- Patent system
Studying and living in Ulm
Welcome to the most liveable city in Germany. In Albert Einstein's birthplace, scientific research, leisure, top employers and culture come together in a unique way. Top locations and events such as the Ulmer Zelt, Nabada or the Donaufest attract visitors to the quaint streets. You feel at home here!
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Contact
Student counseling
University Ulm
Dr. Maria-Verena KohnleStudienkommission Physik
Telephone:
+49 7315023032
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