Electrical Engineering and Information Technology

The degree programme in Electrical Engineering and Information Technology qualifies students to become engineers with the ability to work on demanding tasks through the practice-oriented application of scientific methods. This achieved through a wide array of training based on the pillars of Electrical Engineering/Electronics, Information Systems and mathematic/scientific fundamentals. Four areas of specialisation – electrical power engineering, automation, communication engineering, and medical engineering – allow further specialisation and development of expertise. Students are consistently brought closer to practice through application-oriented lectures, practical specialisation courses, and a practical phase when writing their Bachelor’s thesis. The connection of theory and practice teaches key qualifications and prepares students optimally for the social and technical requirements demanded by both corporate and scientific environments.

Additional advisory services

If you have questions related to programme contents, please e-mail the respective Programme Advisor. The contact data can be found on the Programme Advisors’ website.

Academic Advisory Service

The Academic Advisory Service assists students and those interested in becoming students with all enquiries regarding degree programmes. In the field of preparatory advice, the focus is on the following topics: admission requirements, financing options, study options and conditions. The most important information is provided in one-to-one discussions as well as through information events held by our University. Advisory services during studies also comprise questions about a planned change of subject/university, information regarding examination regulations, but also information about additional opportunities by taking up Studies with Intensified Practice.