Physical Energy and Measurement Engineering

About this programme

Knowledge of physics is essential for understanding the processes and procedures of everyday life, and for comprehending and utilising natural phenomena. Insights from physics contribute to innovative progress and the sustainability of research and technology. The curiosity and creativity of physicists ensure a constant expansion of knowledge and thereby drive the dynamic development of our society. This Master’s programme aims to provide an in-depth education in physics, covering, amongst other things, all theoretical concepts, experimental techniques and technical applications, whilst highlighting the current state of physics research. Full details about structure and content of the programme are available in the curriculum , opens in new window (PDF) and in the list of courses , opens an external URL in a new window in TISS. The Master’s programme in Engineering Physics is divided into the following examination subjects and their corresponding modules: Admission to the Master’s programme in ‘Technical Phyics’ is possible after completing an eligible Bachelor’s degree at an accredited national or international post-secondary educational institution. To compensate for fundamental subject-specific differences between your previous education and the level of qualifications expected at TU Wien, supplementary examinations totalling a maximum of 30 ECTS credits may be required. For example, the following Bachelor's programmes are considered eligible for a consecutive admission without supplementary examinations: