B. Eng. Electrical Engineering (GER)

Short Description:

By the application of scientific methods geared towards real-world questions, electrical engineers are qualified to work on demanding tasks. A broad basic training resting on the pillars electrical technology/electronics, information technology and mathematics/science leads students toward their goal. A large share of elective modules in the areas of automation engineering, power engineering, medical engineering and communications engineering allow for further specialisation and strengthening of competencies. Students are brought close to professional practice by application-oriented lectures, in-depth practical coursework, a practical semester, and the Bachelor’s thesis. Key qualifications are taught by connecting theory and practice, so that students are perfectly prepared for social and technical requirements in their future corporate or academic environment.