Electrical and Computer Engineering (M Eng) at Hochschule Anhalt

Overview

The Electrical and Computer Engineering (M Eng) program at Hochschule Anhalt is a Master's Degree pathway in Engineering Sciences, taught primarily in English.

To be considered, applicants typically need a competitive German GPA (around 2.4 or better) and English at C1 level. Admission to this program is open admission. Applications are submitted via via uni-assist.

The program spans 3 semesters and charges no tuition fees (only a semester contribution may apply). Key application deadlines are July 15 for the winter intake and January 15 for the summer intake.

This English-taught Master's programme provides excellent foundations for a successful engineering career. It is to be studied on a full-time basis and runs over three semesters, with the last semester being focussed on your Master's thesis. The programme allows you to choose one major field of studies out of these three options: Automation Engineering, Communication Engineering and Embedded Systems Engineering. Graduates will have acquired knowledge and competencies regarding theoretical backgrounds, methods, and tools that allow them to work on complex technical and scientific tasks. Group work in the courses and projects during the programme promote students’ personal competence as well as their subject competence. Graduates can work in research, development, and management in any company where software-intensive systems are developed. Besides companies involved with electrical and computer engineering, there are many other exciting possibilities, e.g. in the automobile industry, the aerospace and space industry, medical engineering, or media technology. And of course, graduates of the Master's degree programme shape technologies of the future such as automation, communication, and the provision of energy on the basis of renewable energies. One of the focuses on Anhalt University’s Köthen campus is the complex development of embedded microcontroller systems. Elective modules in the areas of systems engineering, media technology, and management enable a technical specialisation. Individual supervision, interesting practical projects, and optimal conditions for studying provide excellent foundations for a successful career start.

Source: compiled from the DAAD study-programme database and the university's own listings. Requirements can change, so always verify the latest details on the official program page before applying.