Electronic Engineering

Overview of the Electronic Engineering Programme

The Bachelor's degree in Electronic Engineering at Hamm-Lippstadt University of Applied Sciences is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of electrical and electronic systems. Over the span of 7 semesters, students engage with a wide range of modules that cover fundamental principles, design techniques, and practical applications. The curriculum includes theoretical foundations complemented by hands-on experience, which is vital in today’s technology-driven landscape.

Structured into semesters, the programme integrates both classroom learning and practical application. With a focus on acquiring ECTS credits, students learn through various modules culminating in a final thesis. One distinguishing feature of this programme is the inclusion of a practical or internship semester, where students immerse themselves in real-world environments, building crucial industry connections and skills.

Students will acquire a mix of technical and soft skills, including problem-solving abilities, teamwork, and effective communication. Such competencies are essential for navigating the complexities of modern electronic systems and will prepare graduates for diverse professional settings. This programme is especially suitable for individuals who have a strong interest in technology, electronics, and engineering solutions.

Studying in Germany

Germany's robust engineering sectors, particularly within the Mittelstand (SMEs), foster strong ties between education and industry. The prospects for international students are enhanced by an 18-month post-study job-seeking permit, allowing graduates to remain in Germany to find employment. While studying, students can also explore part-time work opportunities, offering a chance to gain financial independence and practical experience.

• Electronic Engineer
• Telecommunications Specialist
• Control Systems Engineer
• Systems Analyst
• Research and Development Engineer

Graduates can find employment in various sectors including telecommunications, automotive, manufacturing, and technology firms, where their skills in electronic systems are highly valued.