The innovative power of photonics is changing our daily lives. Brilliant laser sources, quantum computers and communication, high-performance fibre optic networks, light-based therapy and diagnostics in medicine, and energy-efficient semiconductor optics are the hallmarks of current technological progress, which will determine our lives in the future.

The master's degree program in photonics provides you with well-founded and comprehensive knowledge and combines different areas, such as biological imaging, industrial sensing, illumination and optics design, medical technology, material processing, and earth or aerospace communication technology.

You hold a bachelor's degree in science or engineering, such as:

• Physics
• Mechatronics
• Electrical engineering
• Ophthalmic optics | Optometry
• or similar

The master's degree in photonics gives you opportunities in a high-tech sector with large innovation and development potential as well as excellent career prospects.

Duration

• Full-time: 3 semesters
• Part-time: 6 semesters