Automation and Robotic Systems
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Master's Programmes in Electrical Engineering and Information Technology
The Master’s programmes offered by the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Information Technology provide a research-oriented and practice-based specialisation in key future-oriented fields of electrical engineering. Students can develop their skills in a range of specialisations – such as energy engineering, communications engineering, microelectronics or automation – and acquire in-depth expertise for industry, innovation and scientific research.
Related Master's Programmes (faculty-specific→ interfaculty programmes) | UE 066 515 - Automation and Robotic Systems (germ.) UE 066 503 - Electrical Power Engineering and Sustainable Energy Systems (germ.) UE 066 507 - Information and Communication Engineering (engl.) UE 066 508 - Microelectronics and Photonics (germ.) UE 066 453 - Biomedical Engineering (engl., interfaculty) UE 066 646 - Computational Science and Engineering (engl., interfaculty) UE 066 525 - Embedded Computing Systems, opens an external URL in a new window (engl., interfaculty) UE 066 434 - Material Science (germ., interfaculty) UE 066 558 - Quantum Information Science and Technology (engl., interfaculty) |
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| Duration | 4 semesters |
| Credits | 120 ECTS |
| Degree | Diplomingenieur_in (Dipl.-Ing.) Internationally comparable with Master of Science (MSc) |
Module structure (alphabetical order) | Automation and Robotic Systems Biomedical Engineering Computational Science and Engineering Electrical Power Engineering and Sustainable Energy Systems Embedded Computing Systems, opens an external URL in a new window Material Science Microelectronics and Photonics Information and Communication Engineering Quantum Information Science and Technology |
