Photonics and Optical Technologies (graduate)

The advanced program in Photonics and Optical Technologies deepens knowledge gained in the undergraduate degree and, where applicable, through professional experience. Students typically specialize in a focus area, such as laser technology.

The program leads to a second professionally qualifying university degree.

Photonics and Optical Technologies can also be studied as a dual or part-time program.

Modules (selection):

• Coating technology, optical layers
• English for Specific Purposes
• Interdisciplinary optometry
• Lasers in medicine
• Laser materials processing
• Marketing
• Microscopy, micro-optics
• Numerical mathematics
• Optical design and Optical CAD
• Optical manufacturing technology
• Patent law / patent search
• Project management
• Quality management
• Spectral sensing
• Business management

Practical components:

Depending on the university, internships, practice modules, or a practical semester are included (e.g., with medical technology companies).