what did einstein study?

Answer 1

Abroad. And then he studied another one. (ba-dum dum)

The honest answer is that he studied pretty much every aspect of science and philosophy. He dropped out of the gymnasium (German equivalent of a pre-college track education), and was forced to take an exam in order to try to get into the Federal Polytechnic Institute in Zurich, but he failed.
He didn't end up getting his teaching degree until 1900, at which point he found work as a patent clerk, as he had alienated himself to most of the professors and they would not mentor him for postgraduate work. He eventually recieved his doctorate by writing a thesis entitled "A new determination of molecular dimensions," which was amazing because he more or less used himself as the primary resource. To be specific, his area of study was scientific theorum as applied to physical/energy relationships (which later became relativity, and the field now known as cosmology).

Answer 2

Einstein attended the Luitpold Gymnasium, where he received a relatively progressive education. In 1891, he taught himself Euclidean geometry from a school booklet and began to study calculus; Einstein realized the power of deductive reasoning from Euclid's Elements, which Einstein called the "holy little geometry bookAt school, Einstein clashed with authority and resented the school regimen, believing that the spirit of learning and creative thought were lost in such endeavors as strict rote learning.

Answer 3

Young Albert had violin lessons from age six to age thirteen, and learned to appreciate classical music. Albert also studied Judaism at home. He read as many Science books as he could at home since he was fascinated by the "something behind things, something deeply hidden." After finishing high school in Aarau, Switzerland at age of 17, Albert enrolled in a polytechnic in Zurich and studied mainly mathematics and physics. He graduated with a degree in Physics in 1900.

Answer 4

Rephrase your question. We study Einstein and needs no degrees.

Answer 5

einstein was chucked out from school for "asking alot of questions"
thats because even the teachers had no answers to his questions

Answer 6

He studied the science of the universe.

Answer 7

his life goal was searching for a physics theory that unified everything in the universe.. he searched for this for the last 30 years of his life to no end. many people today believe string theory is what he had hoped to find. but it is still up to debate if string theory is a true unifying theory or not.

Answer 8

He worked at a place that gave patents for inventions, and he studied physics.

Answer 9

Engineering. At a Swiss Polytechnic school.



Engineer ( and proud to be one ! )

Answer 10

sexology