Applied Physics

Unleash the power of physics to solve real-world challenges with Eindhoven University of Technology’s (TU/e) prestigious Bachelor of Science in Applied Physics. This three-year, full-time program equips you with a deep understanding of the fundamental principles of physics and the ability to translate that knowledge into innovative technological applications.

Theory and Practice in Harmony: Develop a strong foundation in theoretical physics, encompassing mechanics, electromagnetism, thermodynamics, quantum mechanics, and more. Complement your theoretical knowledge with practical skills in laboratory work, experimental design, data analysis, and computational physics.

Focus on Innovation: Explore the cutting edge of applied physics, delving into areas like robotics, nanotechnology, sustainable energy, medical physics, and materials science. Learn to think creatively and apply your physics knowledge to solve real-world problems and develop groundbreaking technologies.

Project-Based Learning: Gain practical experience through engaging projects throughout your studies. Work on individual or team projects, tackling real-world challenges and developing your problem-solving and critical thinking abilities.

Research Internship: Further enhance your skills and gain valuable research experience through a mandatory research internship in your third year. Work alongside leading researchers at TU/e or collaborate with external research institutions.

Industry Connections: Benefit from TU/e’s strong connections with the Dutch high-tech industry. Gain valuable insights from guest lectures by industry professionals and explore potential internship opportunities at leading technology companies.

Develop Valuable Skills: Refine your analytical thinking, problem-solving, and critical thinking skills. Learn effective communication skills to present your findings clearly and collaborate effectively in a research environment. Develop strong research skills and the ability to manage projects independently.

Graduates emerge with the knowledge, skills, and critical thinking necessary for a successful career in various fields, including:

• Research and Development (R&D) in physics-related industries
• Robotics engineering
• Nanotechnology engineering
• Materials science engineering
• Sustainable energy engineering
• Medical physics
• Scientific software development
• Consulting