Energy transition, e-mobility, Industry 4.0 or information superhighway - many current issues of our time can only be mastered with specialists in electrical engineering. If you are interested in just one of these applications in the fields of energy, automation or telecommunications, then you are in good hands with a degree in electrical engineering! And even more: with a modern campus right on the Baltic Sea, the fun is not too short!

overview Degree Program - Electrical Engineering - Master (ETM) Faculty - Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Start of studies - summer semester and winter semester Approval - approval-free Duration of study - 3 semesters Creditpoints - 90 ECTS Degree - Master of Science (M.Sc.) Lecture Language - German Pre-requisites ... [-]

In the electromechanical age, Electrical Engineering as a discipline was monolithic. The name Department of Electrical Engineering was adopted by Universities offering the programme. Then came the era of microelectronics which broadened the discipline to Electrical and Electronic Engineering; and Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering became the order of the day. The computer age followed and it became fashionable to have a Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering. The new realm now is an Information age and in order to cope effectively with industry’s labour demand, it is imperative to design programmes and curricula to meet this demand. Hence, the new nomenclature of Department of Electrical and Information Engineering; and the programmes offered in this Department.... [-]