Study Type

undergraduate

Admission semester

Winter Semester only

Focus

Sensor Systems, Sensor Technology, Communications Engineering, Biomedical Medical Technology, Environmental Measurement Technology, Photonics, Electrical Engineering, Automation Engineering, Robotics

Annotation

AN ELECTRIFIED FUTURE Electrical engineering is so important and omnipresent that one hardly even notices it any more. Everyday things, like smartphones and LED lamps, are used by everyone. But medical applications such as computer tomographs, heart pacemakers and ultrasound equipment are also useful products of electrical engineering in a sector with key technologies for tomorrow. Choose Electrical Engineering, and learn about the theoretical fundamentals and a wide range of applications of electronic systems in an application- and practice-oriented manner. The practice-oriented bachelor's degree course teaches the fundamentals of mathematics and the natural sciences (math, physics, materials science) as well as the ability to work in a team, manage projects and solve technical problems independently. Based on this, applications e.g. in medical technology, robotics, laser technology and sensor technology are taught. To support personal interests, you may choose five electives from an interesting and rich catalogue of subjects. A technical area of specialisation can be determined by the choice of subjects. The following specialisations can be chosen: - Automation Engineering (modern production methods and robotics) - Photonics & environmental measurement technology (measurement of environmental data e.g. by laser-based and other optical methods) - Sensor Technology & Communications Engineering (measurement of important variables and rapid transmission of data) - Medical Technology (equipment in hospitals and medical practices, imaging techniques, anatomy)

Admission modus

open admission

Admission requirements (Link)

Admission requirements

(Target group: students from technical secondary schools and those with Abitur school leaving certificate): Admission requirements for the degree course with integrated training For admission to a dual degree course you must have a general or subject-restricted higher education entrance qualification or a higher education entrance qualification for universities of applied sciences. A cooperation agreement for the dual degree must also exist between the higher education institution and the company with which you will be completing your training. Admission requirements for the integrated degree course Applicants to a dual degree course must have a general or subject-restricted higher education entrance qualification. In addition, a cooperation agreement must be signed between the university and the company in which you carry out your work placement or part-time employment for the dual degree.

Fees

Fees (Link)

The University Ruhr West does not charge tuition fees. However, students must pay a semester fee. The semester fee for the winter semester 2021/22 amounts to a total of EUR 324.38 and is made up as follows: Contribution to the student union (AStA):\t€20.00 Social contribution to the Essen-Duisburg Student Services:\t€95.00 Costs for the semester ticket (VRR): \t€151.98 Costs of the NRW ticket: \t€57.4 In total:\t€324.38