Engineering Physics and Data Science
The Bachelor of Science in Engineering Physics and Data Science is an interdisciplinary undergraduate program offered by Munich University of Applied Sciences. Designed for students seeking to explore the intersection of physics, engineering, and data-driven technologies, the program provides a strong foundation in scientific principles, mathematical analysis, computational methods, and modern engineering applications. With a focus on both theoretical understanding and practical problem-solving, it prepares students for emerging technical fields shaped by digital transformation and advanced data analytics. The program spans seven semesters and admits students exclusively for the winter semester.
Located in Munich—one of Europe’s leading centers for science, technology, and innovation—the program offers an ideal environment for hands-on learning, laboratory experience, and exposure to industry-oriented projects. Students develop essential competencies in applied physics, mechanical engineering, and data science while benefiting from the university’s close connections to research institutes and industry partners. With its blend of scientific rigor and technological relevance, the program provides an excellent entry point for those aiming to contribute to cutting-edge developments in engineering and data-driven innovation.
Key information
Key Facts
- Degree: Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.)
- Standard period of study: 7 semesters
- Location: Munich
- Study Type: Undergraduate (full-time)
- Admission semester: Winter Semester only
- Area of study: Mechanical Engineering; Applied Mathematics; Physics
- Admission modus: Local admission restriction
- Main language: English
Program Structure
Semester 1 – Foundations in Physics & Mathematics
- Classical Physics
- Calculus & Linear Algebra
- Introduction to Engineering Principles
- Programming Basics
Semester 2 – Applied Engineering & Scientific Methods
- Mechanics & Thermodynamics
- Data Science Fundamentals
- Experimental Physics
- Scientific Computing
Semester 3 – Advanced Mathematical & Physical Concepts
- Differential Equations & Numerical Methods
- Electromagnetism
- Materials & Engineering Applications
- Data Analysis Techniques
Semester 4 – Engineering Design & Data Technologies
- Signals & Systems
- Machine Learning Basics
- Engineering Laboratory Modules
- Research Project I
Semester 5 – Specialization in Engineering Physics or Data Science
- Elective Modules in Physics, Mechanics, or Data Systems
- Computational Modelling
- Applied Research Methods
- Research Project II
Semester 6 – Practical Semester
- Internship or Applied Engineering Placement
- Industry-based Project Work
Semester 7 – Bachelor’s Thesis
- Independent Research Thesis
- Colloquium & Final Presentation
Career Opportunities
Graduates can pursue careers in engineering development, applied physics, data science, mechanical systems analysis, research and development, industrial automation, scientific computing, and technology-driven innovation sectors. The program also provides a strong foundation for further academic study in engineering, physics, or data science at the graduate level.
Why Choose This Program
This program combines rigorous scientific education with modern computational and engineering skills, making it ideal for students interested in solving complex technical problems. The integrated approach to physics, engineering, and data analysis equips students with versatile competencies highly demanded across industries shaped by digitalization and advanced technologies.
Munich’s dynamic industrial environment, strong research infrastructure, and global technology presence enhance the learning experience by connecting students to real-world applications and future-oriented innovations. With a balanced mix of theory, hands-on experiments, and practical training, the program provides an excellent foundation for impactful careers in science and technology.
Contact Information
Student Advisory Service – Abteilung Studium / Beratung
Lothstraße 34, 80335 Munich
Tel: 089 / 1265-1121
Fax: 089 / 1265-1949
Email: beratung@hm.edu
Programme Contact
Email: alfred.kersch@hm.edu
International Office
Lothstraße 34, 80335 Munich
Tel: 089 / 1265-1243
Fax: 089 / 1265-1140
Email: international-office@hm.edu
