Degree: Bachelor of Engineering (B.Eng.)
Beginning: winter semester
Program duration: 7 semesters
Teaching language: English
Place of study: Campus Albert-Einstein-Allee, 89081 Ulm, Germany
Pre-course: yes
Application: Application through hochschulstart.de and the application portal of THU
Application deadline: July 15
Academic admission requirements: entrance qualification for a university of applied sciences (foreign certificates to be validated by Studienkolleg Konstanz)
Compulsory internship: yes, during 5th semester
Semester abroad: possible, preferably during 6th semester
Do you want to get to the bottom of the secrets of electronic systems and innovate through the professional use of microelectronics, artificial intelligence and embedded computer technology? Then the Electrical Engineering and Information Technology degree program is the right choice for you!
News:
Dear interested parties and applicants for our English-language degree program in Electrical Engineering and Information Technology.
Webinar 2024 Slides
FAQ
Information about the preliminary course
Welcome to the preliminary course for the Electrical Engineering and Information Technology degree program. We want you from
16/09/24 - 27/09/24
provide help getting started with your studies using the following topics:
- Getting to know each other and having the opportunity to form learning groups and network
- Guided tour of the locations
- Use of digital infrastructure
- Use of library, cafeteria, canteen,....
- Explanation of the timetable
- Presentation of the subjects and the lecturers of the first semester
- Getting to know important contacts (caretaker, secretary, dean, dean of studies, examination office,...)
- Refreshing school knowledge of mathematics
- Interdisciplinary: E.g. student union services (Studierendenwerk Ulm)
- encounters with German students of Electrical Engineering and Information Technology
These tasks are primarily carried out by lecturers and a few student tutors, supported by internal and external speakers.
The preliminary course and your later studies take place primarily at Albert-Einstein-Allee 53 - 55.
The preliminary course is conducted in person.
Taking into account, that quite a number of you most probably will not be able to already arrive at Ulm on September 16, mainly due to visa and travelling issues, the key content elements of our preliminary course take place during the second week from September 23 to September 27. This especially means that all information on our campus, organizational aspects of the studying at THU, the digital infrastructure at THU, etc. will be discussed during the week from September 23.
For those of you arriving earlier, there will be course activities also during the first week of the preliminary course starting on September 16. However these activities will focus on social aspects such as getting to know each other or getting first impressions of the city of Ulm.
We are thus very happy to welcome you on September 16th at 9.00am in room W3.301 or on September 23 at 9.00am in room W3.301, located in our building W at the campus at Albert-Einstein-Allee 53 - 55.
Those of you who will arrive in between or later are kindly asked to contact our preliminary course team per email (vorkurse-e@thu.de) prior to their arrival such that we can provide all the necessary information for joining the preliminary course – or even lectures in case of very late arrival – in advance or even arrange individual meetings if required.
We are there for you in advance: You are welcome to send your inquiries to vorkurse-e@thu.de.
After the preliminary course, a welcome event for new students will take place on September 30th.
Please also check this course website regularly for news.
We look forward to getting to know you.
Best regards
The preliminary course team
More information about the Study Program
For whom is the program suitable?
The Electrical Engineering and Information Technology program is primarily aimed at students from all over the world who want to study engineering in Germany but do not feel confident enough in the German language. On the other hand, the program is also attractive to native speakers who want to complete their studies in English.
Study contents and course organization
The Electrical Engineering and Information Technology program combines a sound theoretical education with a high level of practical relevance in cooperation with leading industrial companies as partners. In order to further strengthen the practical relevance, THU offers a scholarship program in cooperation with a number of renowned partner companies, in the context of which students are financially supported by the companies on the one hand, and on the other hand gain continuous practical experience by working in the company in parallel to their studies.
In addition, mastery of the German language is one of the fundamental goals of this degree program, which is why German language modules are included in almost all semesters.
Reasons for the Study Program
- Sound theoretical education with a high level of practical relevance
- Excellent study conditions
- Small project groups
- Compulsory practical phase (internship) in industry
- Possibility to enter a scholarship program in cooperation with a number of renowned partner companies
- Leading industrial companies as partners (e.g. Robert Bosch GmbH, BMW AG, Continental AG, Mercedes Benz AG, Nokia Corporation) with important sites nearby the campus
Career Prospects
- Excellent career opportunities nationally and internationally in small, medium and large companies
- Developing, manufacturing, distributing, installing, commissioning and maintaining electrical and automation equipment and systems
- Working in planning offices, in sales companies, in consulting firms, in teaching and further education, in research and product development
From the generation and distribution of electrical energy, to comprehensive technical support in medicine, households and administration, to always-available, global communication links – as an electrical engineering and information technology engineer, you will develop the necessary systems and components for the technical infrastructure of modern society and thus make a significant contribution to shaping the digital transformation and the energy transition.
The engineering profession offers you a diverse career field in a future-proof job market. The high career aptitude of graduates is confirmed by top scores in various studies. This is the result of a survey by the VDE (Association for Electrical, Electronic & Information Technologies, Germany), for example, according to which four out of five graduates need fewer than ten letters of application to start their careers and more than half of the graduates already have commitments from other companies when they sign their contracts. Ulm and the surrounding area in particular offer an economic environment with highly attractive employers ranging from innovative start-ups to medium-sized companies and large-scale industry.
Personal Prerequisites
- Love for solving challenging engineering problems
- Open to technical questions and able to think logically
- Interest and motivation to work on problems of electrical engineering
Course schedule
This 7 semester program consists of 2 semesters of basic studies (basics in mathematics, natural sciences and electrical engineering), four semesters with compulsory modules and selectable specialization modules and a practical semester in industry. Practice-oriented labs with state-of-the-art measurement and lab equipment are integral parts of all study phases.
Basic studies, compulsory modules and a fixed canon of specialization modules from the field of automotive engineering are supplemented by German as a compulsory language in order to facilitate integration, e.g. in the practical semester in a German company.
Practical orientation is a key element in all of our study programs. We believe that practice-oriented teaching with a strong laboratory component can offer foreign students a high level of added value. From the first semester on, they will be taught with the latest measurement and device technology.
After successful completion of this degree program you will be awarded the academic degree title "Bachelor of Engineering".
Certified Quality
By deciding to undertake a quality-assured degree program at Ulm, University of Applied Sciences you are well prepared for the future. All the Bachelor's and Master's degree courses at Ulm, University of Applied Sciences are accredited. As part of the accreditation, the feasibility of the degree program, the contents of the course of study and the suitability of the course's graduates for the requirements of their future careers are assessed. This means that you will receive a degree qualification which is recognized and quality-certified, which will help you with the recognition of your degree program – both nationally and internationally. The accreditation of the degree program at Ulm, University of Applied Sciences offers students and employers a reliable guide regarding the quality of the degree program.
Required Documentation
- Certificate of your entrance qualification
- Academic admission requirements: Entrance qualification for a university of applied sciences or a subject-specific higher-education entrance qualification or a general qualification for university entrance or a comparable qualification
If you have a foreign entrance qualification: recognition of your certificate by the Studienkolleg Konstanz
- Language Requirements: Certificate of language proficiency in English (TOEFL with a score of 79 or higher or IELTS with a score of 6 or higher or Cambridge Certificate with a score of 160-180) or level B2 or higher
- Completed form regarding your level of German language skills
- Statement of purpose (your motivation to study Electrical Engineering and Information Technology at Ulm University of Applied Sciences)
- Curriculum Vitae
- Photocopy of passport (if applicable)
Please do not submit any original documents with your application.
Visa and Fees
If necessary, please apply for your visa as soon as you receive your admission letter (email), to ensure you can start your program in time.
We strongly recommend you find out what is needed to obtain your entry visa and, where necessary, arrange an appointment with the German representatives (embassies and consulates general) responsible for your place of residence in advance. The date of the appointment should be as soon after the 24th of July as possible.
Find out more about the fees here.
Downloads
Module Description
