There are five focus areas to choose from:
In the focus area General Physics, students deepen their knowledge in the core subjects of physics. Students have the opportunity to familiarise themselves with special areas of physics and can set their own priorities.
The focus area Biological Physics is aimed at students with a particular interest in the physics fundamentals of biological processes. Understanding these processes increasingly requires the use of physics knowledge, such as in the study of information processing in nerve cells.
In the focus area Technical Physics, students are familiarised with practical physics techniques. In addition, they acquire basic knowledge of economics, engineering and patent law.
In the focus area Environmental Physics, students learn about the physics processes that determine the processes in our environment.
In the focus area Physics and Philosophy, students also learn the basics of philosophical thinking. They familiarise themselves with logic, argumentation and the theory of science.