Physics - Bachelor's study program

After completing your Bachelor's degree in Physics, you have the opportunity to seamlessly continue your studies at the University of Stuttgart with the following master's study programs. In addition, after completing a Bachelor of Science at the University of Stuttgart, you can switch to the Master of Education in Mathematics and Physics – the prerequisite for teaching at secondary schools and entering the school system after your teacher training.

As a physics graduate, you are able to systematically analyze and solve complex problems – a skill that is in demand not only in research but also in areas such as consulting and management.

For the international job market in research and development, it is recommended to pursue a Master’s degree in Physics after completing a Bachelor’s degree. Only then are the skills of physicists fully developed and can be put to full use.

The following are typical sectors where physicists can find employment:

• High-tech industry (electronics, semiconductors, sensors)
• Computer industry (software and hardware development)
• Research and teaching (universities, Max Planck and Fraunhofer Institutes)
• Optical technologies (lasers, biophotonics, communication)
• Consulting, banks (risk management, analysis)
• Environmental protection (e.g., radiation protection)
• Medical technology (medical imaging)
• Government service (e.g. patent offices)