Master Electrical Engineering (2 Semesters): HTW Dresden

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ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING (2 Semesters)

Elektrotechnik - Master of Science (M.Sc.)
Sie begeistern sich für innovative Technologien der Gewinnung, Übertragung und Nutzung elektrischer Energie? Sie möchten sich tiefer gehend mit den Entwicklungsmöglichkeiten intelligenter Systeme und zukunftsorientierter Konzepte der Industrie 4.0 befassen? Dann ist das Masterstudium Elektrotechnik/Electrical Engineering genau das Richtige für Sie.

Degree

Master

Study type

Full-time
Part-time

Begin

Winter semester

Accredited until 29th February 2024 by HTW Dresden

Period of study

2 Semester(s)

ECTS credits

Teaching language

German

View in module database "Modulux"

Study requirements, application and application period

Study requirements

First Degree (Bachelor or Diploma) in the fields of automation technology, electrical engineering, mechatronics, communication technology or another electrotechnically oriented field to the extent of at least 240 ECTS

Application and application period

From May 1st to July 15th (started in the winter semester)

You will find further information about the application under the heading Application and Admission – Master on our homepage.

Study requirements

First Degree (Bachelor or Diploma) in the fields of automation technology, electrical engineering, mechatronics, communication technology or another electrotechnically oriented field to the extent of at least 240 ECTS
This course is only available in German, so you need to be admitted one of the following language certificates:
- DSH-2
- TestDaF 4
- telc Deutsch C1 Hochschule
- Goethe-Zertifikat C1
- das Zeugnis der Feststellungsprüfung am Studienkolleg (diese schließt die DSH-2 ein)
- das „Deutsche Sprachdiplom der Kultusministerkonferenz - zweite Stufe“

Application and application period

Till June 15th via uni-assist (started in the winter semester)

You will find further information about the application under information for international applicants

Study objectives

The master's program is characterized in particular by its scientific claim while maintaining application relevance in the engineering sense. After completing your studies, you will have practical skills and abilities to independently apply and develop scientific knowledge and methods for planning and project planning. From design to calculation to development and construction, you are involved in the preparation, execution and monitoring of plants and facilities. With your specialist skills, you can perform extensive research tasks in institutes and development departments of companies, as well as act and make decisions in management positions in companies or public authorities.

After my correspondence course in electrical engineering at the HTW Dresden and several years in professional practice, the Master's program is the ideal opportunity to refresh, deepen and expand my already acquired knowledge.
D. Ackermann (1. Semester)