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Physics, Department

Fakultät 8: Mathematik und Physik
- 48.730803 9.249397
  Uni Stuttgart
- Uni Stuttgart
- Pfaffenwaldring 57
- D-70569 Stuttgart
- Phone: +49 711/ 685-64818
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FACTS

Total main subject students [?]	646
Teaching Professors [?]	15
Foreign guest lecturers [?]	0
Outgoing guest professors [?]	0
International Orientation [?]	2 / 11 points
International orientation master programmes [?]
Publications per academic [?]	3,6
Citations per publication [?]	7,5
Third party funds per academic [?]	104,5 T€
Doctorates per professor [?]	1,8
Inventions per 10 Scientists [?]	0,1

STUDENT'S JUDGEMENTS (UNDERGRADUATE, PRESENCE-LEARNING)

Teacher support [?]	1,9
E-Learning [?]	2,0
Teaching evaluation [?]	1,9
Contact to students [?]	1,6
Courses offered [?]	2,1
Study organisation [?]	2,3
Research orientation [?]	1,7
Job market preparation [?]	2,2
Support for stays abroad [?]	2,5
Rooms [?]	1,8
Library [?]	1,6 * Indicator not ranked
IT-infrastructure [?]	1,6
Laboratories [?]	1,5
Overall study situation [?]	1,8

REPUTATION

Research Reputation [?]

8,0 %

- - SPECIAL FEATURES (DEPARTMENT INFORMATION)
  - Teaching: Key teaching areas: Solid-state, Material and Quantum Physics. Good student-teacher ratio Close collaboration with Max Planck Institutes (professorship shared between the University of Stuttgart and the MPI).
  - Infomation on Entrance requirements: www.uni-stuttgart.de/physik/
  - Equipment: Supercomputer CRAY XE6 (HERMIT). Very high quality scientific workshops specialising in the areas mechanics, electronics, low-temperature technology and vacuum technology, as well as glass apparatus construction. Technical staff have far-above average qualifications. A cross-institute organisation provides high flexibility and efficiency of the facilities.
  - Research: Key areas; Condensed Matter, Photonics, Modelling. Close collaboration with the Max Planck Institutes in Stuttgart Strong in third-party funded research; Collaborative Research Centre (SFB), Transregio (TRR) and German Research Foundation (DFG) research units
  - Research Training Groups: Graduate School Simulation Technology (GS SimTech) , International Max Planck Research School (IMPRS) , International Doctoral College in Fusion Science and Engineering (FUSION-DC) , Non-linearities and Upscaling in PoroUS media (NUPUS) , CO.CO.MAT SFB/TRR 21 Integrated Research Training Group
  - Further information on the research activities of the faculty: www.uni-stuttgart.de/physik/forschung/index.html

(S)=Students judgements (P)=Professors judgements (A)=Alumnis judgements (F)=Facts

Last update 2012: Data colleted by the CHE Center for Higher Education.

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