The Bachelor’s course in Physics creates a broad basis for an in-depth study of physics itself or a specialisation in a physics itself or a specialisation in physics-related fields, such as nanotechnology. The fundamental principles of physics are supplemented with courses in mathematics and a wide range of secondary subjects (e.g. computer science, biology, chemistry, economics, philosophy), which allows students to specialise beyond physics.

Why study in Constance?

- special mentorship programme at the start of studies provided by university teachers
- "Open Door Policy": Flexible office hours and individual advice provided by teachers
- Seminars and tutorials in small groups with intensive support
- New paths in teaching, such as ‘integrated courses’ with optimised teaching contents
- Broad-based range of secondary subjects
- Numerous contacts with research centres in Germany and abroad allow for external Bachelor’s theses at national and international institutes
- Key research focus on condensed matter -> a topic of broad fundamental and technological significance

The two-semester orientation course Go.MINt can optionally be taken before this degree course and thus becomes an integral part of the programme; upon successful completion of the orientation course, the individual standard period of study of the degree programme is extended to eight semesters. For more information, see uni.kn/gomint.

The degree programme can be pursued with a focus on mathematics or applications. The applications track may also be pursued as a part-time course.

An introduction to the degree course will be provided at the study days in March (www.uni.kn/studientage) or at the online study information day in mid-November (www.uni.kn/online-studieninformationstag).