Master of Electrical Engineering

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To apply for the Master of Electrical Engineering, you should have a Bachelor's or similar degree in a technical course of study, ideally in the field of electrical engineering, power engineering or electronics. However, the exact admission requirements vary from college to college.

The electrical engineering is one of the most important components of modern economic life and is needed for many products of everyday life. In the Masters programme, the general knowledge of the Bachelors / undergraduate degree/ studies will be deepened. You will acquire methodological skills that allow you to analyze and solve even complex problems. Creativity and innovation also play a major role. You will be intensively involved with the analysis and design of electrical systems as well as the economic aspects of engineering in general.

Possible priorities in the Master of Electrical Engineering may be information and communication technology, automation, instrumentation, microelectronics, embedded systems and simulation. The Masters programme usually takes four semesters. If you successfully complete your studies, you will receive a Master of Science.

Your opportunities as an electrical engineer

With a completed Masters degree in Electrical Engineering you have the best prospects in the labor market. Among other things, you can be used in the following areas:

• Research and teaching
• Technical consulting
• Research and development in manufacturing companies
• Production and sales of technical products
• Quality management
• Regulators, such as the ederal network agency
• Radio, television and internet

The following universities are offering the Masters programme in Electrical Engineering: