Master of Science in Quantum Engineering at Ulm University

Overview

Part of Ulm University’s academic portfolio, the Master of Science in Quantum Engineering is a Master's Degree in Engineering Sciences taught in English. The curriculum balances core fundamentals with specialised modules, giving graduates a competitive, globally relevant profile.

To be considered, applicants typically need a competitive German GPA (around 2.7 or better) and English at B2 level. Admission to this program is aptitude test required. Applications are submitted via via uni-assist.

The program spans 4 semesters and costs approximately €1,500 in tuition. Key application deadlines are 15 May for the winter intake and 15 January for the summer intake.

Quantum engineering is an exciting emerging field at the interface between quantum physics and electrical engineering. After more than 100 years of research in quantum physics, knowledge has developed to the point where technical use on an industrial scale is possible. We are at the beginning of a new industrial sector: quantum technologies. Quantum technologies aim to surpass classical engineering approaches in the fields of sensor and measurement technology and communication as well as in computing technology. The aim of our Master's programme is to provide a comprehensive education and hands-on research in quantum engineering and relative miniaturisation methods; prepare students to design, realise and test quantum systems for quantum enabled sensing, communication, computing and navigation; and train the next generation of scientists in the interdisciplinary field of quantum technologies.

Requirements can change, so always verify the latest details on the official program page before applying.