Bachelor's degree Electrical Engineering: Specialisation

Mathematics and physics provide the scientific basis for all Electrical Engineering disciplines. Building on these, you will receive a subject-specific foundational education in subjects such as Electronics, Digital Technology, Signals and Systems, and Computer Science. In your third year of study you will specialise in one of three focus areas.

Specialisation Information Technology

Training in the "Information Technology" focus emphasises telecommunications, mobile communications, electronics and signal processing. Appropriate modules have to be studied during the final year for this purpose. This is supplemented by a choice, inter alia, of the following elective modules.

Microcomputer Systems (Embedded Systems)
System on Chip Design (Micro Electronics, FPGA)
Software Engineering
Audio and Image Processing
Applied Optics

In addition, elective modules can be freely chosen from other areas of focus areas within the Electrical engineering programme.

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Specialisation Energy and Drive Systems

The "Energy and Drive Systems" specialisation emphasises electrical drive systems, power electronics and control technology. Appropriate modules have to be studied during the final year for this purpose. This is supplemented by a choice, inter alia, of the following elective modules:

Automation Technology
Robotics
Microcomputer Systems (Embedded Systems)
System on Chip Design (Micro Electronics, FPGA)
Sensor Technology

In addition, elective modules can be freely chosen from other areas of focus areas within the Electrical engineering programme.

Learn more about career opportunities after graduating from the Electrical Engineering Bachelor programme.

Specialisation Renewable Electrical Energy Systems

The specialisation 'Electrical Renewable Energies' emphasises power and smart grids, electricity storage systems and photovoltaics. Appropriate modules have to be studied during the final year for this purpose. This is supplemented by a choice, inter alia, of the following elective modules from the Electrical engineering curriculum: