Quantum Engineering

The application deadline is 1 Mar · 1 Sep.

The Quantum Engineering Master's programme at Saarland University provides cross-disciplinary training that brings together the natural sciences, particularly physics, and application-oriented engineering, particularly systems engineering. The programme covers the research, development, and implementation of quantum technologies. Students choose courses from core areas of quantum physics and systems engineering and build on these through elective subjects, seminars, laboratory work, and project seminars. A laboratory project and associated seminar serve as preparation for the Master's thesis, which is carried out in a research group. Students can shape their programme toward a theoretical, experimental, or applied profile. General elective courses allow further deepening, including economics modules and language courses. Career paths for graduates include doctoral research, high-tech development, manufacturing, and sales roles in quantum technologies. The programme runs over four semesters and accepts entry in both winter and summer semesters. It is based at Saarland University in Saarbrücken, Germany.