Bachelor / Master Programme
in Northern Germany

Excellent future perspectives, high demand for engineers

International environment; 50/50 foreign and German students 

Language of instruction:

• B.Eng. (Admission regulations)
• During the first year all lectures will be given in English.  
• German will be learnt in compulsory German language classes
• German speaking students have to choose other language courses. Please mind the registration in October. 
  
• M.Sc. (Admission regulations) 
• Command of German and English required (see FAQ) 

Cooperation between University of Oldenburg and University of Applied Sciences Emden/Leer (Hochschule Emden/Leer)

• First semester lectures in Oldenburg 

Strong engineering skills combined with a firm grasp of basic underlying physical principles: these are the qualities that have made German engineers the benchmark for comparison throughout the world. In a unique collaboration, the University of Oldenburg and the Hochschule Emden/Leer, University of Applied Sciences, offer the degree program Engineering Physics, designed to instill our graduates with just these qualities.

In order to supply the needs of rapidly evolving industrial and
technological sectors, we present fundamental theoretical and experimental physics alongside relevant engineering methodology and applications. Intensive instruction in small groups and self-sufficiently organized laboratory projects motivate the students, promote career-relevant skills and leadership qualities.

Transfer students are welcome! If you have decided to transfer to University Oldenburg / Hochschule Emden/Leer, you have made a brilliant choice! Graduate the Master Program of Engineering Physics at the University of Oldenburg or even transfer to our Bachelor Program. Further informations are available in the Internet. Our staff will help you with the formalities to transfer smoothly to our university.

 
Accredited by: Fachakkreditierungsagentur für Studiengänge der Ingenieurwissenschaften, der Informatik, der Naturwissenschaften und der Mathematik e.V. (ASIIN)