Qualification goals
In the research-oriented Bachelor's degree programme, you will be taught the necessary fundamentals of the basic engineering sciences - in particular mathematics, chemistry and physics. Building on this, you will learn basic knowledge, analysis and design methods from electrical engineering, chemistry, information technology, computer science and mechanical engineering.
The basic training covers the areas of photovoltaics, wind energy, heat pump systems, hydrogen, electrical drives for road traffic and electrical and material storage. In addition, you will acquire further specialist knowledge in selectable specialisations as well as non-technical key qualifications. Furthermore, you can choose to complete an industrial internship or a team project and write a final thesis.
Graduates of the Bachelor's degree programme are qualified to pursue a corresponding professional activity or to complete a consecutive Master's degree programme. In addition to the fundamentals of electrical engineering, they have extensive basic knowledge and methodological skills in the fields of optics, quantum and materials, the electromagnetic fields, thermodynamics and chemistry.
