Courses are held in English (100%). Participants can choose to write their Master's theses in English or German.
Winter semester lectures start 15 October 2023 and end 2 February 2024.
Summer semester lectures start 2 April 2024 and end 5 July 2024.
All courses are taught in person and include intense practical lab work. Lectures are supported by blended learning methods.
Find more info: https://www.hs-bremen.de/en/study/degree-programme/electronics-engineering-msc/
Non-EU applicants for the following
via https://www.msc-ee.hs-bremen.de
EU applicants for the following
via https://campino.hs-bremen.de/qisserver/pages/cs/sys/portal/hisinoneStartPage.faces
One-off service fee of 1,300 EUR at the beginning of the first semester for International Student Assistance (ISA) as an additional service package
The Master's degree course of study in Electronics Engineering comprises three course profiles:
Each semester comprises five modules, each with 6 ECTS credits. A workload of 30 hours corresponds to 1 ECTS credit.
Structure of the course of studies:
Hours per week represent contact hours in classes, seminars or laboratories. Each contact hour equals 45 minutes. Additionally, for each contact hour, students are expected to allocate 2 hours for self-paced studies.
Credits indicate student workload according to ECTS standards.
The course comprises three categories of modules:
In general, the modules comprise lectures with integrated exercises in small groups, seminars, laboratory work and projects/case studies. Assessments usually take place at the end of each semester.
For the two semesters of teaching, the workload of 60 credits is distributed as follows:
None
One-off service fee of 1,300 EUR at the beginning of the first semester for International Student Assistance (ISA) as an additional service package
Approx. 400 EUR per semester
The fee includes a semester ticket covering public transportation in the Bremen metropolitan area.
Food and meals cost approx. 300 EUR per month. Warm food and snacks are less expensive at the university's cafeterias. Local transport is included in the enrolment fee. Students receive a semester ticket that allows for free access to buses, trams and regional trains servicing Bremen and the surrounding area. Academic expenses amount to about 30 EUR per month, and use of the university library (with three locations) is free of charge. Health insurance costs approx. 80 EUR per month. Living expenses amount to approx. 700 EUR per month (including rent).
English:
Basic knowledge of German, certificate of the level of proficiency for non-native speakers (Goethe-Institut or university classes) or a confirmation from your university stating that German was a main language of instruction during studies.
Non-EU applicants for the following
via https://www.msc-ee.hs-bremen.de
EU applicants for the following
via https://campino.hs-bremen.de/qisserver/pages/cs/sys/portal/hisinoneStartPage.faces
Hochschule Bremen
City University of Applied Sciences
School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
Birgit Zich
Neustadtswall 30
28199 Bremen
Germany
Student jobs at institutes and labs
Accommodation support is provided as part of the ISA service package.
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