Study Type

undergraduate

Admission semester

Winter Semester only

Focus

Communications Engineering, Energy Engineering, Motive Power Engineering, Electronics, Automation Engineering, Building Engineering, Theoretical Device Technology

Annotation

The course contents are designed to provide broad-based training in general electrical and electronic engineering without defining specialisations in the numerous disciplines. It spans the smallest electronic components and traditional network elements in energy transfer and energy production - such as generators, power lines and transformers. In the first study phase, the focus is on the basic natural science subjects, thus creating a solid basis for the subsequent engineering disciplines in the second study phase. This second part concentrates on the most important main fields of Electrical and Electronic Engineering and also on related disciplines such as programming and project management. The content of the natural sciences training consistently focuses on the practical relevance and is supplemented by relevant work placements. The final practical phase with Bachelor's thesis serves to further develop students' capabilities and enable them to tackle problems with practical relevance on their own. The Bachelor's thesis is carried out in a company or other institution related to professional practice in cooperation with the university of applied sciences.

Admission modus

open admission

Admission requirements (Link)

Admission requirements

General/subject-restricted higher education entrance, entrance qualification for universities of applied sciences, recognised degree

Fees

Fees (Link)

Semester contribution is EUR 155.74; Thüringenticket DB Regio and University ticket of the city of Nordhausen included, the contribution can change every semester, for first registration at the university, EUR 20 must be paid for the student chip card in addition