BA/BS in Informationstechnik / Elektronik

Information Technology - Electronics teaches the theoretical foundations of electrical and information engineering alongside their application in fields such as embedded systems, high-frequency technology, sensor technology and digital signal processing. Students explore areas like high-frequency and communications engineering, for example large-volume data transmission over mobile networks or radar sensor development for autonomous driving, digital signal processing combined with artificial intelligence, and microcontroller and programmable-logic programming. Admission is open (zulassungsfrei), meaning every applicant who meets the entry requirements is guaranteed a place: a general or subject-restricted higher education entrance qualification, a Fachhochschulreife, or an equivalent certificate. Intake happens in both the winter and summer semester, with the winter semester beginning in late September and the summer semester in mid-March. A practical semester with an industry employer during the fifth semester gives every student direct exposure to professional engineering work before the final thesis stage. The seven-semester, German-taught Bachelor's degree is part of the Faculty of Information Technology, which reports strong graduate employability in a job market with continued demand for electronics and information-technology engineers.