Master’s · Physics
Quantum Science and Information M.Sc.
Constructor University Bremen gGmbH · Bremen · Official programme page
21 facts from 5 official pages · last checked 14 November 2026
Reviewed by Dennis Maaß, admission and immigration expert
Published 8 November 2026 · Last reviewed 8 November 2026
Key facts
Length, deadlines and costs
- Language
- English
Source
“Yes, we do. All MSc programs are taught in English.”
constructor.university/programs/graduate-education/faq-graduate-study · checked 14 November 2026
- Study mode
- On campus
Source
“Location: On Campus”
constructor.university/programs/graduate-education/quantum-science-and-information · checked 14 November 2026
- Attendance
- Full-time
Source
“Duration: 2 years full-time”
constructor.university/programs/graduate-education/quantum-science-and-information · checked 14 November 2026
- Length
- 4 semesters
Source
“Each graduate program consists of four semesters (two years).”
“Duration: 2 years full-time” page
constructor.university/programs/graduate-education/faq-graduate-study · checked 14 November 2026
- Credits
- Not stated by the university
3 pages checked, 14 Nov 2026
- constructor.university/programs/graduate-education/quantum-science-and-information
- constructor.university/programs/graduate-education
- constructor.university/admission-aid/application-information-graduate
The programme is new and no handbook has been published yet; neither the programme page nor the master's overview states the number of ECTS credits. Constructor's other M.Sc. programmes have 120 ECTS.
- Intakes
- Winter
Source
“Please note that the admission for the first-year graduate students is only available for fall semester.”
“Program Start Dates 2027: Last week of August (orientation week), first week of September (classes)” page
constructor.university/programs/graduate-education/faq-graduate-study · checked 14 November 2026
- Non-EU deadline
- 1 Feb 2027 (winter 2027)Early Action deadline (window opens 1 October 2026): earlier decision.31 Jul 2027 (winter 2027)Final deadline for Fall 2027. Constructor publishes the same date for applicants who need a visa and those who do not.
Source
“Early Action: October 1, 2026 - February 1, 2027 Rolling Admissions (Visa and No Visa): February 2, 2027 - July 31, 2027”
constructor.university/programs/graduate-education/quantum-science-and-information · checked 14 November 2026
Admission is rolling; a decision follows typically 3 to 4 weeks after a complete application.
- Non-EU tuition
- €11,925 per semester
Source
“Fees: Tuition: €11,925 per semester One-time enrollment fee: €640 (EU), €940 (non-EU)”
constructor.university/programs/graduate-education/quantum-science-and-information · checked 14 November 2026
List price, the same for EU and non-EU students. Every admitted student is automatically considered for an academic achievement scholarship (up to €10,000 according to the financing page) and for a tuition deferral.
- Application fee
- None
Source
“There is no application fee. You can apply directly and free using our Application Portal.”
constructor.university/programs/graduate-education/faq-graduate-study · checked 14 November 2026
- Registration fee or deposit
- €640 one-off €940 one-off
Source
“Fees: Tuition: €11,925 per semester One-time enrollment fee: €640 (EU), €940 (non-EU)”
constructor.university/programs/graduate-education/quantum-science-and-information · checked 14 November 2026
Paid once, at first enrolment at Constructor University; separate from the €1,000 enrolment deposit.
- Places
- Selection procedure
Source
“Constructor University reserves the right not to grant admission even if applicants formally fulfill the admission requirements. Admission at Constructor University cannot be claimed by legal action.”
constructor.university/sites/default/files/2026-08/Admission_Enrollment_Policy_v3.1.pdf · checked 8 November 2026
No number of places and no numerus clausus is published; the faculty assesses the subject-related requirements and Constructor may refuse applicants who formally meet them.
- Programme accreditation
- In accreditation
Source
“Accreditation expected in Spring 2027”
constructor.university/programs/graduate-education/quantum-science-and-information · checked 14 November 2026
The programme is not yet in Constructor's table of accredited study programmes. Constructor has been system accredited since 1 February 2026 and accredits its programmes internally.
Admission
What you need to apply
- 3-year bachelor’s
- Case by case
Source
“The admission requirements for studies leading to a Masters' degree are defined by the Higher Education Act of the City State of Bremen, namely by §33 (6). Students with an undergraduate degree may be admitted to graduate studies unrelated to their previous degree based on assessment procedures defined by the respective program handbook. Any further admission requirements for Master programs are specified in the respective program handbooks and on the university website.”
“Principles of evaluation and recognition for the assessment of the equivalence of higher education entrance qualifications and foreign educational credentials obtained abroad, pursuant to §33(6) BremHG are laid down in the "Regulations of the University of Bremen on the Recognition of the Equivalence of Foreign Qualifications for University Admission Pursuant to Section 33(1)(5) and Foreign Academic Credentials for Consecutive Master's Programs Pursuant to Section 33(6) of the Bremen Higher Education Act (BremHG)".” page
constructor.university/sites/default/files/2026-08/Admission_Enrollment_Policy_v3.1.pdf · checked 8 November 2026
No credit minimum is set anywhere for academic master's programmes, so a three-year, 180-ECTS bachelor's is not excluded; equivalence of a foreign degree is assessed case by case under § 33 (6) BremHG following the University of Bremen's recognition regulations. No programme handbook exists yet for this new programme.
- Subject background
- A bachelor's degree in a relevant discipline such as physics, mathematics, computer science, or electrical, communication or control engineering, with a strong scientific background and quantitative skills.
Source
“Applicants should have a strong scientific background and quantitative skills, and hold a Bachelor's degree in a relevant discipline, such as physics, mathematics, computer science, or electrical, communication or control engineering.”
constructor.university/programs/graduate-education/quantum-science-and-information · checked 14 November 2026
- Minimum grade
- Not stated by the university
3 pages checked, 14 Nov 2026
- constructor.university/programs/graduate-education/quantum-science-and-information
- constructor.university/admission-aid/application-information-graduate
- constructor.university/programs/graduate-education/faq-graduate-study
No minimum grade or GPA is published for this programme.
- How your grade is converted
- Not stated by the university
3 pages checked, 14 Nov 2026
- constructor.university/admission-aid/application-information-graduate
- constructor.university/programs/graduate-education/faq-graduate-study
- constructor.university/sites/default/files/2026-08/Admission_Enrollment_Policy_v3.1.pdf
No conversion of Indian, Nigerian or Pakistani degree grades to the German scale is published; transcripts should include the grading system or GPA calculation rules.
- English
- IELTS 6.5 · TOEFL iBT 90 · Duolingo 110 · PTE 61. Cambridge: Certificate of Proficiency in English A, B, C and C1 pass; Certificate in Advanced English A, B or C; First Certificate in English (extended certification) A. TOEFL paper-based 575; GRE Verbal 145
Source
“Exam Minimum Score TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) Paper based 575 TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) Internet based 90 PTE Academic 61 British Council IELTS (Int'l. English Language Testing System) 6.5 Cambridge EFL Examinations - Certificate of Proficiency in English A,B,C and C1 pass Cambridge EFL Examinations - Certificate in Advanced English A,B and C Cambridge EFL Examinations - First Certificate in English (extended certification) A Duolingo English Test 110 GRE- Verbal 145”
constructor.university/admission-aid/application-information-graduate · checked 14 November 2026
Whether the TOEFL iBT Home Edition is accepted is not stated, and the new TOEFL iBT 1-6 band scale is not listed for master's applicants (only for bachelor's). The graduate FAQ gives "PTE Academic (min. score 145)", which cannot be a PTE Academic score (its scale ends at 90) and conflicts with the 61 on the application-information page; 61 is recorded. Proof must be part of the application and cannot be sent later.
- German
- When applying: Not required.. During studies: Not required: the programme is taught entirely in English.
Source
“MSc programs at Constructor University are taught entirely in English. Proficiency in German is thus not a criterion for acceptance.”
constructor.university/programs/graduate-education/faq-graduate-study · checked 14 November 2026
Constructor adds that some German is useful for daily life in Germany and offers German language modules.
- GRE / GMAT / GATE
- Not stated by the university
3 pages checked, 14 Nov 2026
- constructor.university/admission-aid/application-information-graduate
- constructor.university/programs/graduate-education/faq-graduate-study
- constructor.university/sites/default/files/2026-08/Admission_Enrollment_Policy_v3.1.pdf
Neither GRE nor GMAT is among the required documents; the only mention of the GRE is GRE Verbal 145 as an accepted proof of English.
- Selection
- Rolling admission through Constructor's own portal, decision typically 3 to 4 weeks after a complete application. Documents: proof of identity, transcripts of all completed semesters, bachelor's degree certificate or provisional confirmation, CV, a one-page motivation statement, proof of English and letters of recommendation. The admissions department checks the formal requirements and faculty teaching in the programme check the subject-related ones; there is no interview or entrance test.
Source
“Constructor University offers rolling admission. Incoming applications are reviewed continuously.”
constructor.university/admission-aid/application-information-graduate · checked 14 November 2026
This programme is not among those for which Constructor lists recommendation letters as mandatory.
India, Pakistan, Nigeria
Rules for applicants from India, Pakistan and Nigeria
- English test waiver
- Possible for applicants from India, Nigeria, Pakistan, with a previous degree taught in English
Source
“If the medium of instruction at your undergraduate institution was English, you may provide a Proof of English Language Proficiency Certificate issued by your university registrar, clearly stating that your undergraduate program was taught exclusively in English.”
constructor.university/admission-aid/application-information-graduate · checked 14 November 2026
The waiver route open to applicants from India, Nigeria and Pakistan is a certificate from the university registrar stating that the bachelor's programme was taught exclusively in English. The country-based waiver on the same page lists Antigua and Barbuda, Australia, the Bahamas, Barbados, Belize, British overseas territories, Dominica, Eswatini, Grenada, Guyana, Ireland, Jamaica, Malta, New Zealand, St Kitts and Nevis, St Lucia, St Vincent and the Grenadines, Trinidad and Tobago, UK, USA, Canada, South Africa, Liberia and Singapore - India, Nigeria and Pakistan are not among them.
- Rules that name these countries
- None named on the pages checked
The rules for your country across all universities, and the visa rules on English tests, are on the India, Pakistan and Nigeria pages.
More on this programme
- All English-taught programmes at Constructor University Bremen gGmbH
- Master’s programmes in Physics at other universities
- Master’s programmes in Materials Science & Nanotechnology at other universities
- The university’s own page for this programme
Every value was read on an official page and is stored with a verbatim quote; open “Source” to see it. “Not stated by the university” means none of the pages we checked says, and lists those pages. Rules change: confirm with the university before you apply or pay.