Description
Electrical engineering is the backbone of information technology, electronics, energy technology and automation technology. The increasing interconnectedness of all areas of the economy with information technology, software development and microelectronics is self-evident. The BTU therefore concentrates its master training alongside the fields of information technology, electronics and network control technology; on automation technology and drive systems and energy systems and local energy supply. Approximately 870,000 people in Germany are employed in electrical engineering in globally recognised corporations and in over 3000 small and medium enterprises as well as 14,000 companies in the service industry.
Fields of Study
- Information technology and electronics
- Network control technology
- Automation technology and drive systems
- Energy systems and local energy supply
Professional Fields of Activity
- Development of electronic components, devices and systems for information technology, automation and power engineering
- Development of highly integrated microelectronic circuits for multimedia, automotive and energy management
- Integration of complex systems with comprehensive guidance and control technology, as well as their configuration to large systems and/or networks and the operation thereof
Applications and Admissions
Admissions Requirements
At least a bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering or an equivalent degree
Jannik Kastrup
student assistant
for the research project "Linking Borderlands: Dynamiken grenzregionaler Peripherien", sub-project "Energy Borderlands"