Quantum Technologies (DSIC)

Quantum Technologies is a distance-learning programme providing advanced fundamentals and specialisation across the pillars of quantum technology. It combines theory with lab-course elements and is designed to prepare students academically for work in the emerging quantum-technology sector.

Minimum GPA

No fixed minimum GPA is published.

English requirements

The official programme page does not publish a more specific English-language score threshold in the stored public text.

Accepted bachelor fields

Suitable prior studies include physics, computer science with strong mathematics and physics, electrical engineering, mathematics, and materials science.

APS Certificate

No

Thesis required

Yes

Tuition fee

The official distance-learning programme page publishes a tuition fee of 2,040 EUR and an additional fee of about 140 EUR per semester.

Semester contribution

About 140 EUR per semester according to the official distance-learning programme page.

ECTS credits

180

Funding info

Tuition: The official distance-learning programme page publishes a tuition fee of 2,040 EUR and an additional fee of about 140 EUR per semester. Semester contribution: About 140 EUR per semester according to the official distance-learning programme page.

Graduates are prepared for research and specialised engineering roles in quantum technologies and related high-technology fields.

• 1

  Meteorology (research-oriented)

  Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz

  Mainz · Master of Science · English

• 2

  Physics (International Physics)

  Paderborn University

  Paderborn · Master of Science · English

• 3

  Advanced Quantum Physics (MSc)

  University of Tübingen

  Tübingen · Master of Science · English

• 4

  MSc Quantum Science and Technology

  Friedrich Schiller University Jena

  Jena · Master of Science · English

• 5

  Lasers and Photonics (Master of Science)

  Ruhr-Universität Bochum

  Bochum · Master of Science · English