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Master Programme in Advanced Optical Technologies

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Master Programme in Advanced Optical Technologies

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  • Overview
  • Topics
  • Why Optical Technologies?
  • Courses
    • Current semester (WS 2022/23)
    • Optical Metrology
    • Optical Material Processing
    • Optics in Medicine
    • Optics in Communication
    • Optical Materials and Systems
    • Computational Optics
    • Physics of Light
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    • MAOT and SAOT
    • Max Planck School of Photonics
    • Max Planck Institute
    • Bavarian Laser Center
    • Fraunhofer Institute

Overview

Programme outline

  • The Master Programme in Advanced Optical Technologies (MAOT) provides in-depth training in the fundamentals and applications of state-of-the-art optical technologies.
  • The programme is highly interdisciplinary and brings together experts and knowledge from the fields of Engineering, Physics, Computer Science and Medicine.
  • In the MAOT programme students acquire this expertise from across the university in one integrated programme − practically unique in the field of optical technologies.

 

  • The first semester courses teach the fundamentals of optics and basics of lasers to ensure that all students have a homogenous level of knowledge.
  • For the second and third semesters students choose two of seven possible topics as their major:
    • In the first major, students take minimum of three courses (15 ECTS)
    • In the second major, they take minimum of three courses (15 ECTS)
    • Three additional courses (15 ECTS) may be taken in any topic or from the entire FAU course catalogue
    • A lab course in both of the majors, a research project (300 h) and an internship (5 weeks) are also taken in the second and third semester
  • The fourth semester is dedicated to the master’s thesis (30 ECTS or 900 h). Students select a topic and a supervisor for the thesis during the second or third semester.

 

 

 

Master Programme in Advanced Optical Technologies
Paul-Gordan-Str. 6
91052 Erlangen
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