Invitation
We invite 25 excellent international students from all over the world to participate in our fully funded, highly competitive Bootcamp Quantum Sciences and Technologies.
This may be your entry card to our Masters Programmes in Physics, Quantum Engineering or Electrical Engineering, or your start into a PhD in one of Germany's Quantum Sciences and Technology Hot Spots.
A fully funded programme
Quantum Engineering at Ulm University
Preliminary speakers list
Prof. Dr. Joachim Ankerhold
Prof. Dr. Kai Bongs (DLR)
Prof. Dr. Claus Braxmaier (DLR)
Dr. Patrick Emonts
Prof. Dr. Fedor Jelezko (IQST)
Prof. Dr. Ben Stickler
Start-ups:
- Dr. Alexander Friedrich
- Ilai Schwartz, PhD
- Dr. Gopi Balasubramanian
Industries:
- Dr. Kai Voss
ZEISS - Dr. Ulrich Vogl
Initiatives:
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鈥淓ffective science communication is more important than ever鈥� 6th Young Researchers鈥� Science Day at the University of Ulm
26. October 2026
Giving young researchers a platform to present the topics they鈥檙e passionate about! That鈥檚 the goal of the Young Researchers鈥� Science Day, which was once again fully achieved at the 6th edition of the science competition. The range of science pitches spanned from molecular medicine and biological psychology to quantum sciences and chemistry. First and second place went to physicists Dr. Tobias Haas and Dr. Mirko Rossini.
6th Young Researchers鈥� Science Day at the University of Ulm
Agenda
Admission
- Bachelor's degree or at least equivalent degree at the level of at least three years of study at a university, university of applied sciences, dual university or at a recognised foreign higher education institution in the study programme physics, electrical engineering, nanotechnology, quantum technology or aerospace engineering or in a related or subject-specific study programme
- very strong academic record. Preference will be given to outstanding candidates
- basic knowledge and competences, through at least 20 ECTS credits in mathematics (analysis, linear algebra, differential equations) and at least 100 ECTS credits from the fields of physics and electrical engineering
- the ability to work independently in a scientific manner, demonstrated in particular by a thesis or a comparable achievement to the extent of 10 ECTS credits from a subject area of physics or electrical engineering
- if you do not yet hold a qualifying college degree at the time of application but have already begun your bachelor鈥檚 thesis, you must provide proof that you have successfully earned 80 ECTS credits in physics or electrical engineering and 20 ECTS credits in mathematics
English language proficiency at level B2 CEFR (Common European Framework of Reference for Languages).
PhD students are not eligible to apply.
- Transcript of records
- Degree certificate
- Form for the subject-specific additional information
- Reference letter of the supervisor of the Bachelor's/Final thesis
- relevant scientific publications
- awards
- prizes
- scholarships
- motivation for Quantum Technologies prooven by reseach internships or work experience
Application
Please send your application documents comprised into one PDF to quantum.engineering(at)uni-ulm.de by December 15th, 2026.
Contact
Dr. Maria-Verena Kohnle
- Raum: 3106 (N25)
- E-Mail: maria-verena.kohnle(at)uni-ulm.de
- Telefon: +49(0)731/50-23032
Felix Bock
- E-Mail: felix-1.bock(at)uni-ulm.de
- Telefon: 0731-5022202
Prof. Dr. Fedor Jelezko
- Raum: 4205/06 (M26 (ZQB))
- E-Mail: fedor.jelezko(at)uni-ulm.de
- Telefon: +49731/50-23750
- Mobil: +49(0)731/50-15700