MA/MS in Informationstechnik

Information technology provides the basis for designing, realising and operating the global internet. Communication networks carry data quickly, securely and reliably across the world, usually without the user noticing. Teaching is in German. The discipline comprises four sub-areas: digital signal processing, communication systems, integrated circuits and high-frequency technology. Students learn to plan, design and implement complex systems for information transmission and processing. Each sub-area contributes to the realisation of such systems. Admission requires a German university entrance qualification, a relevant bachelor's degree with a sufficiently good grade and a passed officer examination. Applicants also commit to a fixed-term service as a soldier. The programme starts in early January. Students also work within the course structure of the faculty, with its focus on electrical engineering.