As budding physicists, the students of classes 6B and 6C embarked on a thrilling journey into the realm of technical physics during the "Infotag - Technische Physik" at the Technical University in Vienna on September 29th.
The day kicked off with a series of enlightening talks by esteemed professors, providing us with a sneak peek into the fascinating world of Physics at TU Wien. We gained valuable insights into the university's Physics program, learning about the exciting challenges and opportunities that lay ahead for prospective students.
One highlight of the morning sessions was the introduction to the mentoring program, a valuable resource aimed at assisting us in our academic endeavors, particularly in the preparation of our VWA (Vorwissenschaftliche Arbeit). The university's commitment to supporting students in their research and projects became evident, opening up a world of possibilities for our academic pursuits.
The captivating Physics demonstrations left us in awe, showcasing the practical applications of theoretical concepts. Current students generously shared their personal experiences, offering a glimpse into the dynamic and engaging academic environment at TU Wien.
After a well-deserved lunch break, we delved deeper into the university experience by splitting into smaller groups. The afternoon offered a unique opportunity to explore TU Wien firsthand through guided tours and hands-on experiences in various laboratories. With six labs to choose from, we had the chance to immerse ourselves in the practical aspects of Physics, making the theoretical concepts come to life.
The day was an exhilarating blend of information and experiences, providing a comprehensive overview of what awaits students of Physics at TU Wien. As we left the university premises, we carried with us not only a newfound appreciation for the subject but also a sense of excitement and anticipation for the academic journey that lies ahead. The "Infotag - Technische Physik" proved to be an invaluable experience, igniting our passion for Physics and setting the stage for a future filled with exploration and discovery.
