MA/MS in Informationstechnik / Medizintechnik

The Master's in Information Technology lets electrical and information-technology graduates deepen their knowledge in embedded systems, intelligent sensor technology, machine learning and edge and cloud computing, with industrial Internet of Things as a further focus area. Flexible study is a deliberate design feature: both full-time and part-time study are supported, there is no fixed semester limit, and the minimum duration is three semesters worth ninety ECTS credits. Elective modules draw on current research areas such as quantum computing, sensor fusion and medical image computing, and students may also take modules offered by other faculties to broaden their profile further. Admission is based on an average grade of 2.5 or better in a first degree such as Diplom-Ingenieur, Bachelor of Science or Bachelor of Engineering in electrical or information engineering, though candidates with demonstrated aptitude or at least two years of relevant work experience may be admitted under exceptions. Fifteen places are offered for the summer semester and twenty-five for the winter semester, and applicants can arrange individual guidance from the programme director by email or online meeting before submitting an application through the Hochschule's portal.