For information about your application, please refer to the office of Student Affairs [1].

Up-to-date information can be found on the website for international affairs [2] of the TU Berlin.

A list of courses can be found here [3] for the Bachelor program and here [4] for the Master program. Elective courses in the latter list are mostly out of date. An up-to-date list of required elective courses in the Master program can be found here [5]. If you any have difficulities, don't hesitate to contact us.

Two information sources to start with:

• a brochure about admission issues entitled guidelines for doctoral studies [6]at TU Berlin for applicants with a foreign university degree"
• The web site of the office of Student Affairs [7]. Please note the section about language proficiency [8]. You will need C1-level proficieny according to the CEFR [9] unless you are employed by TU Berlin [10].

To chose a research group, refer to the website of the Physical Departments and the Center for Astronomy and Astrophysics [11] or the list of doctoral programs [12].

When you are determined about you doctoral studies, please contact the delegate for doctoral studies at school II, Ms. Sigrid Krajewski.

In principle you are free to chose you supervisor. Eigther you can browse the research groups here [13] and contact the head of your group of interest. Or write an application to the head of one of the departments:

Unfortunately there is no doctoral school in physics. But a list of doctoral programs [22] can be found here.

The language of education in the doctoral programs is English. However lectures in the Master program are held in German.

Please contact one of the professors of the Examinition Board.

• Prof. Dähne, Tel. ++49 30 314 24698, office hours Thu 13:00-14:00, daehne@physik.tu-berlin.de [23]