A lot of the teaching is done in the form of laboratory experiments, exam preparation week between lectures and exams, 6-month practical phase after the 4th semester (for assignments abroad and larger projects)

Practical placements abroad are possible via partner companies.

Around 20 % of all classes are taught in the form of laboratory experiments and practicals. Most laboratory experiments are carried out in groups of two. Excellent and modern equipment for basic laboratory experiments in electronics and automation. The latest programs and computers are always available for studying, practising and working. A well-stocked library and online access to many textbooks, exercise books, standards and scientific databases. Interdisciplinary projects such as "Digital Factory", electric vehicle with fuel cell range extender and much more

One of the degree programme's research projects explores the important topic of greenhouse gases and aims to help develop environmentally friendly solutions to problems in energy engineering. Further research projects contribute to solving control issues (SALS-Toolbox for MATLAB) and issues relating to electromobility and to supporting people with disabilities using robotics.

The topic of sustainability is taken into account in the curriculum. Engineers (diverse, female, male) in Electrical and Information Technology play an important role in the development of sustainable technical solutions to the challenges currently facing society.