How is the study program structured?

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The study program Electrical Engineering Bachelor of Science (B. Sc.) has a standard period of study of 6 semesters and is composed of individual modules, which are defined in the examination regulations and described in more detail in the module manual. Students can start their studies in the winter semester as well as in the summer semester. In a study plan, these modules are assigned to the semesters in such a way that, if this sequence is observed, the course of study can be completed in the standard period of study. Individual deviations from this exemplary study plan are permitted. The departmental advisor provides support in the individual design of the course of study.

The objective of the program is to provide students with comprehensive basic knowledge at the beginning of their studies and subject-specific knowledge and methods in the higher semesters. The students can determine the subject orientation by choosing a corresponding focus, further individual specializations are possible.

In the bachelor's program, students acquire application-oriented knowledge, practical skills and the fundamentals of scientific work. Projects play an important role from the beginning of the studies until the final thesis.

A large part of the courses is accompanied by internships in the laboratories of the department or by independent student team work.

This ensures constant direct contact between students and teachers. Within the framework of the bachelor's degree program in electrical engineering, a focus is set in one of the listed areas of concentration from the 5th semester onwards:

General study plan Bachelor Electrical Engineering

The study plan (also called study regulations) defines the framework and regulations for proper study. Based on the study plan, students can plan their studies and create schedules for each semester. The legal framework conditions are regulated in the associated examination regulations. A study plan or study regulations should therefore always be used in conjunction with the associated examination regulations.

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Can you do more?

Bachelor's graduates can then pursue the path to professional practice or deepen their scientific qualification through a master's program. The master's program (four semesters) ends with the degree of Master of Science (M.Sc.) and gives graduates the opportunity to pursue a doctorate. Both the Bachelor's and the Master's program can be started in the winter or summer semester.

Can you do more?: to the information page Electrical Engineering Master