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Postgraduate International Programme in Physics and Electrical Engineering (PIP) University of Bremen in Germany
Degree Level
PhD
Field of study
Electrical Engineering
Funding
No tuition fees are stated; no stipend or scholarship funding is mentioned.
Country
Germany
University
University of Bremen
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The Postgraduate International Programme in Physics and Electrical Engineering (PIP) at the University of Bremen is a doctoral programme for graduate physicists and electrical engineers from around the world. It is based in the Faculty of Physics and Electrical Engineering and combines structured doctoral study with close supervision and research training.
Students in PIP pursue PhD projects within a broad set of research environments. In Physics, the programme spans environmental physics, remote sensing, atmospheric physics and chemistry, oceanography, terrestrial environmental physics, solid state physics, electron microscopy, semiconductor epitaxy, semiconductor optics, surface physics, theoretical physics, complex systems, solid-state theory, semiconductor physics, theoretical bio- and neurophysics, nonlinear dynamics, biophysics, and computational materials science.
In Electrical Engineering, doctoral research is carried out in institutes covering electrical drives, power electronics and devices, automation, microsensors, micro-actuators and microsystems, electrodynamics and microelectronics, and telecommunications and high-frequency techniques. The programme emphasizes outstanding research opportunities, state-of-the-art research facilities, and close guidance from a supervisor.
The university also notes support for international students and doctoral candidates, including tutors and assistance with accommodation after admission. Courses are offered in German and English, and the thesis may be written in either language.
Funding details
No tuition fees are stated; no stipend or scholarship funding is mentioned.
What's required
Applicants should be graduate physicists or electrical engineers from all over the world. The programme is doctoral level (PhD), taught in German and English, and candidates may write the thesis in either language.
How to apply
Apply through the programme page at the University of Bremen. Submit the required application materials via the provided application link. There is no listed deadline, and doctoral studies may begin at any time.
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