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Master Courses

In the Computer Science, Media Informatics and Software Engineering master programmes many courses are taught in English.

Regularly Scheduled Courses in Winter Semester
(October - February)

 Module No.Module Title
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ECTSLanguage
tbaBlockchain Fundamentals6EN
724056EN
753726EN
742526EN
tbaFundamentals of Human-Machine Interaction6EN
724306EN
742476EN
742126EN
77003Knowledge-Based Artificial Intelligence6EN
741006EN
75783Software Architecture and Quality6EN
75833Trustworthy Artificial Intelligence6EN

Regularly Scheduled Courses in Summer Semester
(April - August)

Seminars on Varying Topics

Each semester, we offer seminars covering a wide range of topics. Instead of an exam, students have to investigate an assigned topic and give a scientific presentation, which will be graded. The language of presentation can be English or German.

Usually, the actual titles and topics for the seminars will be decided only shortly before the start of any given semester. But we regularly offer seminars in the following fields (you can use these generic titles when preparing your learning agreement):

Seminars in Winter Semester (October - February)

Seminars in Summer Semester (April - August)

Contacts Physics

Dr. Rachele Fermani
Academic Advisor
Department of Physics

Ulm University
Albert-Einstein-Allee 11
89081 Ulm / Germany

Room: N25/3101
Phone: ++49 (0) 731-50-22292

Prof. Dr. Susana Huelga
Erasmus+ Coordinator

Institute of Theoretical Physics
Ulm University
Albert-Einstein-Allee 11
89081 Ulm / Germany

Room: O25/443
Phone: ++49 (0) 731-50-22901

Please note:
  • In order to attend Master-level courses, students should have successfully completed at least 3 years of study (approx. 180 ECTS) in the field of study of the Erasmus agreement.
  • All students must meet the language and academic requirements of any given course.
  • Exceptions may be granted to students in their final Bachelor year, if the home university confirms that this mobility window is offered explicitly for students to take Master courses.

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