Students benefit from the wide range of subjects offered by one of the largest physics departments in Germany. Colleagues from the cooperating non-university research institutions on site and from other faculties actively participate in the teaching of the basic principles. Cooperation with and integration of other faculties already in the Bachelor curriculum. Students experience a dedicated, personal teaching environment through accompanying offers, especially in the initial study phase. Teaching of further skills (programming, presentation, further offerings of the UHH).

Students benefit from the wide range of specialist, research-oriented courses offered by one of the largest physics departments in Germany. Colleagues from the cooperating non-university research institutions on site and other departments and faculties are actively involved in teaching. A wide range of compulsory elective offerings for deepening specialist knowledge is oriented towards current research questions with a view to the subsequent one-year research phase including a master's thesis. Study plans include very few formal requirements, which allows students to develop freely. Teaching of further skills.

Participation in exchange programmes at the European level (Erasmus+) and non-European level (central exchange). Blended intensive programmes are possible within the framework of Erasmus+, but have not yet taken place in practice. Students are involved in international research collaborations of the work groups.

Århus Universitet, Århus, Dänemark; Syddansk Universitet, Odense; Dänemark; Panepistimio Patron, Patras, Griechenland; Helsingin Yliopisto, Helsinki, Finnland; Université Paris-Saclay, Gif-sur-Yvette, Frankreich; Université de Strasbourg, Strasbourg, Frankreich; Università degli Studi di Bari, Bari, Italien; Uppsala Universitet, Uppsala, Schweden; Universitat Autónoma de Barcelona, Spanien; University of Durham, Vereinigtes Königreich

Well-equipped, modern laboratories, practicals. Benefit from the proximity to large-scale equipment at DESY, such as the synchrotron radiation source PETRA III, the FLASH free electron lasers, and the European XFEL. Dedicated equipment platform CHyN-Cleanroom. Access to other device platforms (Chemistry, CSSB/Biology). PHYSnet Data Centre: research-oriented service, teaching of programming languages & IT applications for students. Precision mechanical - workshop: Competitive with the best research workshops worldwide owing to their expertise and state-of-the-art equipment.

2 Cluster of Excellence: "CUI: Advanced Imaging of Matter" and "Quantum Universe". BMBF key research areas. Participation in Collaborative Research Centres, Research Training Groups, and Research Groups. The department at the UHH with the most third-party funding. Research focuses: Elementary Particle & Astrophysics, Laser Physics & Photonics, Nanostructure & Solid State Physics. Unique environment for interdisciplinary research. Theoretical, experimental and observational research are strongly intertwined. Close cooperation with non-university research partners: DESY, CSSB, EMBL, hereon, MPSD, XFEL.

Equal Rights: To counteract the "leaky pipeline" particularly beyond the doctorate and to attract young female scientists to a career in science, various measures have been initiated, e.g. the "Dynament" mentoring programme, Women's career days, the "Mildred Dresselhaus Guest Professorship" of the CUI/AIM cluster, and the "Beate Naroska Guest Professorship" of the QU cluster. Library: electronic access, extensive reference stock

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