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  1. The six-semester Bachelor offers you a comprehensive physics education while at the same time fostering early specialization and research experience. Key Facts: 6 semesters, 180 ECTS, early research experience, fast-track PhD option, no tuition. Learn more.

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  2. Quantum and atomic physics. Hadron and nuclear physics. Particle and astroparticle physics. Condensed matter physics. In the first year of the Master’s program, students can select from a wide range of courses in both theoretical and experimental fields.

  3. Master of Science Physics. The MSc at JGU is a two-year international graduate degree, completely taught in English. The first two semesters focus on deepening your knowledge of theoretical and experimental physics gained in the BSc.

  4. The research groups at the Institute for Atmospheric Physics cover various topics of atmospheric sciences. The experimental groups conduct research in the fields of trace gas dynamics, aerosol-cloud-interaction and particle chemistry.

  5. Jan 25, 2023 · Research in phenomenological particle physics centers on collider physics, flavor physics, perturbative quantum field theory at higher orders, and effective field theories for heavy and light quarks.

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