Photonics Bachelor (FH)  (Weinfelden):
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For both full-time and part-time studies, a practical component of around 20 percent is guaranteed, consisting of practical work and laboratory work. In addition, the photonics degree program may include a higher proportion of practical work during an integrated internship.

In the photonics degree program at Bachelor's level at a University of Applied Sciences, students deal with the following content, among others:

• Fundamentals of photonics
• Optical systems & components
• Technical Mathematics & Physics
• Materials Science & Nanotechnology
• Simulation & CAD
• Fields of application for photonics
• Professional skills & project work

To make sure which topics are covered in your desired course, we recommend contacting the relevant school directly. You can use our contact form to make a non-binding and uncomplicated inquiry.

The photonics course with a Bachelor's degree can be completed as a full-time course within three years or as a part-time course within four semesters.

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In order to be admitted to the Photonics Bachelor's degree program at a University of Applied Sciences, you must have a Federal Vocational Baccalaureate, a high school diploma or a technical baccalaureate or a comparable qualification.

They must also have relevant professional experience: either through an apprenticeship or one year of work experience in the technical field.

Further information can be obtained via the contact form of the respective school - quickly, easily and without obligation.

After successfully completing the photonics course, graduates are awarded the "Bachelor of Science FHO in Photonics".

It is certainly possible to work during the photonics degree course, but mainly if you are studying part-time. It is recommended that you do not work more than 60 percent of the time during your Bachelor's degree. If you are studying full-time, you will have classes 3.5 days a week; if you are studying part-time, you will have classes two days a week.