Within the scope of the Dual-subject Bachelor, you can take Physics

• as a primary or secondary dual subject (60 ECTS) or
• as a Minor (30 ECTS) combined with a Major

Physics can be studied either in connection with a non-teaching career goal or as a professional teaching qualification. If you want to become a teacher, you must follow the combinations of subjects for each teaching position.

Physics spans a wide range of basics questions concerning everything from the consistency of matter and the laws of the cosmos to concrete applications in science and technology. Many discoveries in the area of physics have become basic realities of everyday life.

Physics is also an essential field in the public school system because of its significance for culture and society, as well as its contribution to promoting creativity and problem solving skills. Due to the significance of many discoveries in modern physics, there is a great demand for people who can present complex scientific information to a wider audience, especially in research centres and in the editing of magazines, etc. If you enjoy communicating and explaining the ideas, phenomena, knowledge and models that make up physics, then you should pursue the dual-subject bachelor's programme in Physics at the University of Oldenburg!

In order to study this course at the University of Oldenburg as a student from outside of Germany, you need an adequate knowledge of German.

German Language Proficiency
You can proof your German language proficiency with the following language certificates:

• DSH: Deutsche Sprachprüfung für den Hochschulzugang (Level 2)
• TestDaF: Test – Deutsch als Fremdsprache (with level 4 in all four areas)

The proof of language proficiency must be presented for the enrolment. For other proof possiblities see: Language requirements

International applicants who received their prior education abroad should apply online through uni-assist. For further details see: Application for international students

This is an open admissions degree course, and application is only possible in the winter semester.
The application deadline for the winter semester is 15 October.

If applicable, the application deadline depends on the first subject, if it is admission restricted.

After successfully completing this programme, graduates may seek employment in a number of areas inside and outside the field of physics that do not require technical specialisation. These include for example career areas that consist largely of conveying physics and interdisciplinary scientific knowledge. Students who intend to become teachers have to successfully complete a Master of Education.