The Master's programme in Vehicle Electrical Distribution Systems Development prepares students for professional activity in development, planning, and production in the fast-changing field of physical electrical systems. Future employment may be with automobile manufacturers, suppliers, development service providers, or tool manufacturers, or indeed with companies developing and producing electrical systems for aviation, the railways, or plants. The course conveys skills in, among other areas, electrical engineering (e.g. automotive electronics and electrical systems architecture), mechanical engineering (e.g. theory of mechanical vibration), production and manufacturing technology including logistics as well as management and business administration. The implementation of the programme is supported by companies that are involved in the field of physical electrical systems. There is also close cooperation with these companies. We recommend following this programme alongside in-depth practical experience (dual study). The university may be of assistance in finding a suitable company.

Are you enthusiastic about innovative technologies for the generation, transmission and use of electrical energy? Would you like to delve deeper into the development possibilities of intelligent systems and future-oriented concepts of Industry 4.0? Then the master’s degree in electrical engineering is just right for you.

Degree Electrical Systems Department Electrical Engineering and Information Technology Projected Length of Studies 3 Semester Start of Studies winter + summer semester Standard Class Size 15

The Master's programme in Electrical Engineering offers an internationally recognised qualification. It meets the requirements of high-tech companies for highly qualified employees in research and development departments or for initial managerial roles. A strong practical relevance is thus of great importance. With the subject area of automation engineering, particularly with specialisations in control engineering, embedded systems, and robotics, knowledge is conveyed that is of great importance in both the automobile industry and its supply businesses as well as in other industrial sectors. The first year of the Master's programme in Electrical Engineering contains mandatory modules and mandatory electives that consolidate the knowledge and skills already acquired on the Bachelor's programme in the essential development and research-related branches of electrical engineering. The graduates acquire the skills for working creatively from project work. In the process, the knowledge already acquired is placed in a greater theoretical context. The Master's thesis consolidates these skills and competences through practical implementation.

The Electrical Engineering Master is aimed at graduates of courses with predominantly electrical engineering and information technology content. These include, for example, bachelor's and diploma courses in electrical engineering, information technology and industrial engineering with a focus on electrical engineering.

The master’s program Electrical System Engineering (MS ESE) is a two-year-full-time program divided into four semesters, including 3-course semesters, and a 6-month Master's thesis. MS ESE offers two specializations: signal & information processing and electronics & devices.

Energy transition, e-mobility, Industry 4.0 or the data highway - many current issues of our time can only be dealt with by electrical engineering specialists. If you are interested in just one of these applications from the fields of energy, automation or communications engineering, then you are in good hands with us with a degree in electrical engineering! And what's more: With a modern campus right on the Baltic Sea, there's no shortage of fun!