Studying physics in Darmstadt will teach you how to meet the socially relevant challenges of our time with basic knowledge of physics and physics research. On this page students and prospective students can find all the information they need about studying physics.

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For prospective students

Career opportunities, requirements, exchange programmes and more. Why it is worth studying physics in Darmstadt.

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Office for student affairs

The office for student affairs is your point of contact for questions about exams, study planning, studying abroad.

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Degree programmes

Overview of our study profile and detailed information on all degree programmes in the Department of Physics.

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Places to study

From our supervised study centre and computer pools to the spacious learning centre: at the Department of Physics you will find optimal learning and working conditions for your studies.

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Lab and practical courses

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International Students (Incoming)

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  Name Contact
Corinna Seib-Glaszis
Head of Office for student affairs
+49 6151 16-20272
S2|01 105
Ronja Winke
Support in examination matters, registration and deregistration, theses, certificates
+49 6151 16-20273
S2|01 104
Dr. Regine Angert
Coordinator International and Interdisciplinary Affairs
+49 6151 16-20287
S2|01
Dr. Thomas Trebing
Tutoring Teaching
+49 6151 16-20274
S2|01 202
Prof. Dr. Jens Braun
Vice Chairperson, Academic Affairs (BSc. and MSc. programmes)
+49 6151 16-21549
S2|11 109
Prof. Dr. Barbara Drossel
Vice Chairperson, Academic Affairs (teaching degree)
+49 6151 16-21321
S2|07 17

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