Quantum Science and Technology

Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.), Bachelor of Engineering (B. Eng.) or Bachelor of Technology (B. Tech.) degree comprising significant exposure to physics fundamentals, or an equivalent or higher degree in the same areas. A strong background either in classical physics, electrodynamic theory or quantum mechanics is advantageous. If you have not yet finished your current academic degree, you may apply with a preliminary transcript of records including all completed courses thus far. A comprehensive curriculum vitae (CV) of one or two pages in length. (Please list all stages of your education chronologically, starting with your high school graduation or equivalent. You should also give a clear statement as to your current status and/or occupation including potential information on (un-)employment or parental leave. Chronological order also means that the CV should not leave any open or unidentified time slots. Any prizes, scholarships or extraordinary social, cultural, or sportive activities may also be listed.) A letter of motivation (500 words maximum and to be typed) A copy of your passport Your high school (secondary school) leaving certificate with marks A transcript of records with marks Proof of your English proficiency by either of the following:

TOEFL or an equivalent English test (minimum points/grades): TOEFL PBT (550), TOEFL CBT (215), TOEFL IBT (85), IELTS (6.5) Cambridge Certificate of Advanced English (CAE) or Certificate of Proficiency in English (CPE) A statement from your previous/current University confirming that relevant parts of your higher academic education were taught in English German "Abitur" Language exemptions: The following students are exempt from providing the proof of English proficiency:

Nationals from the USA, U.K., Ireland, Australia, New Zealand or Canada, or BSc and MSc graduates who obtained their qualification in one of these countries BSc and MSc graduates who have been taught their previous higher academic education completely in English (language statement from the University is required) holders of German "Abitur" with sufficient exposure to the English language

If you are applying for a scholarship of the Abbe School of Photonics, two academic letters of recommendation from two different referees (professors) are required. A template for these letters can be downloaded here; pdf, 274 kbhowever, the use of this template is not mandatory. Please make sure that each letter of recommendation is signed. If one or both referees prefer personalized, free-style recommendation letters instead, these should contain a quantitative performance statement of yours, a date, and an official headline/stamp from the higher education institution the referee is affiliated with.

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