Bachelor and Master Theses

Here are some examples for themes of bachelor and master theses. They are not predetermined and can be adapted to your own preferences and ideas, in consultation with your supervisor. Own concepts based on entirely different topics are welcome, too.

Standortanalyse urbaner GNSS-Permanentstationen (B.Sc.)

GNSS time series analysis for a high-quality permanent station (B.Sc.)

A Kalman filter for satellite attitude determination (M. Sc.)

Geoid-quasigeoid separation in mountain areas (Himalaya, Colorado) (M.Sc.)

Untersuchungen zur hochauflösenden Geoid- und Quasigeoidmodellierung (B.Sc. / M.Sc.)

Non-gravitational spacecraft accelerations during penumbra transitions (M.Sc.)

Bestimmung von nominellen Signal-Rauschverhältnis-Kurven für verschiedene Antennen-Empfänger-Kombinationen (B.Sc.)

Analysis of GRACE monthly solutions

Smartphone based GNSS observations from kinematic applications (B.Sc.)

Einsatz und Analyse von GNSS-Lowcost-Permanentstationen

Enhancing Lunar Laser Ranging Data Analysis: Integrating Robust Estimation Techniques for Comprehensive Evaluation (M.Sc.)

Investigation of gravity field recovery for the ESA-NASA Mass Change and Geoscience International Constellation (MAGIC)  (M.Sc.)

Simulation Studies for Future Satellite Gravity Missions (B.Sc. / M.Sc.)

Coordinate Transformations: Lunar Body-Fixed System, ITRS and ICRS (B.Sc.)

A simulation study on coseismic change determination using clocks

Information and Templates for Degree Theses

Metadata for Bachelor- & Master Theses
  • As a preparation for the writing of your thesis it might be advantagous to take a ZQS-course (key competencies) to learn more about scientific methods
  • Degree theses are given to one person only
  • A short summary in English and German and an affidavit are to be placed before the thesis
    The complete procedure includes the written part of the thesis and a colloquium open to all members of the university with a duration of ca. 20 minutes, followed by a discussion
Archive of finished theses