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Welcome to the Department of Physics!
We welcome students from a wide range of international programs like ERASMUS+, other bilateral exchange programs, MIX (Marburg International Exchange), MO:VE (MarburgOnline Virtual Exchange) and the European Track for EUPeace Alliance Students as well as - of course - freemovers.
If you are interested in finding out more about the faculty and the research they are involved in, check our research groups or our interview series "Meet the Prof".
Which courses can you take in the summer semester 2026?
Our courses in English are open to all students from abroad, but please not that if you are a MO:VE student, you can only join those courses that allow online participation. In the summer semester 2026 these include:
Methods in Material Science 1 - Lecture and Seminar, 6 ECTS; Lecturer: Prof. Dr. Kerstin Volz
Molecular Materials 2 - Lecture and Seminar, 6 ECTS; Lecturer: Prof. Dr. Gregor Witte
Neurons and Networks - Lecture and Seminar, 6 ECTS; Lecturer: Prof. Dr. Frank Bremmer
Solar Energy 2 - Lecture and Seminar, 6 ECTS; Lecturer: Prof. Dr. Jan Christoph Goldschmidt
Sustainability of Materials and Technologies - Lecture and Seminar, 6 ECTS; Lecturer: Dr. Lukas Wagner
Laser Spectroscopy - Lecture and Seminar, 6 ECTS; Lecturer: Prof. Dr. Martin Koch
Computational Physics II Lecture and Tutorial, 6 ECTS; Lecturer: Prof. Dr. Mark Vogelsberger
Quantum Theory of Functional Materials - Lecture and Seminar, 6 ECTS; Lecturer: Dr. Roberto RosatiOther courses in English that are not open to MO:VE students:
Condensed Matter Theory - Lecture and Tutorial, 6 ECTS; Lecturer: Prof. Dr. Stefan Wippermann
Of course, if you are not a MO:VE student, you can also join other courses, depending on your German language skills.
Which courses can you take in the winter semester 2026/2027?
Our courses in English are open to all students from abroad (also for MO:VE students - online participation is possible). In the winter semester 2026/2027 these include:
Astrophysics - Lecture and Tutorial, 6 ECTS; Lecturer: Dr. Mohammad Eftekhar
Complex Neural Networks - Lecture and Seminar, 6 ECTS; Lecturer: Prof. Dr. Frank Bremmer
Computational Physics 1 - Lecture and Tutorial, 6 ECTS; Lecturer: Dr. Guiseppe Meneghini
Condensed Matter Theory - Lecture and Tutorial, 6 ECTS; Lecturer: Prof. Dr. Ermin Malic
Methods in Material Science 2 - Lecture and Seminar, 6 ECTS; Lecturer: Dr. Andreas Beyer-Leser
Molecular Materials 1 - Lecture and Seminar, 6 ECTS; Lecturer: Prof. Dr. Gregor Witte
Solar Energy 1 - Lecture and Seminar, 6 ECTS; Lecturer: Prof. Dr. Jan Christoph Goldschmidt
Quantum Field Theory - Lecture and Seminar, 6 ECTS; Lecturer: Prof. Dr. Peter Lenz
Quantum Information and Quantum Computing - Lecture and Seminar, 6 ECTS; Lecturer: Prof. Dr. Reinhard Noack
Ultrashort Laser Pulses and Non-Linear Optics - Lecture and Seminar, 6 ECTS; Lecturer: Prof. Dr. Marcel Reutzel
Of course, if you are not a MO:VE student, you can also join other courses, depending on your German language skills.How can you register for courses?
All current course offerings at Marburg University are published in the online course catalog (MARVIN). To explore the courses specifically available to incoming students at the Department of Physics, please visit the course catalog here: MARVIN – Online Course Catalog of Marburg University.
Within the catalog, courses open to incoming students are listed the following sections:
• Curriculum for Exchange Students
and here Marburg International Exchange (MIX)
→ then select “FB13 Department of Physics”
• Curriculum for MO:VE-Students
→ then select “FB13 Department of Physics”
See also: How to use Marvin as a StudentHow can you register for examinations?
Registration or, if applicable, de-registration for course requirement/s and examination/s
ATTENTION! After expiry of the deadlines, you can no longer register or deregister for course requirements and examinations!
Participation in exams without registering in MARVIN is not permitted and will not be accepted! If you do not take part in the exam despite your report, this will be considered as a failure, unless there are valid reasons for your non-attendance. (e.g. illness) You must inform the examination office immediately, but no later than three working days (Mon-Fri) after the examination date.
Check the registration or de-registration via MARVIN
It is recommended that you recheck the exam registration/de-registration, because what is in the system on the exam day is valid!
see more information at the Examination Office.Already enrolled for summer semester 26: How can you register for courses and examinations?
Unfortunately, as an exchange student already enrolled in summer semester 2026, you cannot register online via the Marvin course catalogue, but have to contact the lecturer who teaches the course you have chosen. Simply send them a short email informing them that you would like to register for their course.
You can also register for exams only by emailing the lecturer. Please note that certain deadlines must be met when registering for exams.
Support at the Department of Physics
If you have any further questions or need help in planing your studies at the Department of Physics, please contact our international exchange coordinator and chairman of the examination committee, Prof. Dr. Peter Lenz via erasmus@physik.uni-marburg.de.
The University homepage provides extensive information for incoming students on:
options for studying at Marburg University as an incoming student,
MO:VE (MarburgOnline:VirtualExchange),
MIX (Marburg International Exchange),
various aspects of student life in Marburg.