BSc in Physics

Physics deals with the study of inorganic nature. It provides the fundamental science for other natural sciences and numerous engineering sciences. Two typical and complementary aspects characterize its access to the understanding of nature: On the one hand, natural phenomena are quantitatively analyzed in experiments; on the other hand, the observed laws are formulated in mathematical ''language''. From these models (''theory''), further projections are made in a wider field of application and are re-examined in experiments. If the models are confirmed, ''natural laws'' are deduced. If phenomena are found that are not contained in the theory, more comprehensive models must be sought. '