Courses are held in English (100%).
15 July for the following winter semester
This English-language Master's course of study provides a world-class education with a focus on embedded systems. The aim here is to develop intelligent systems solutions by combining microsystems technologies, information and communication technologies, and software development.
Foundational knowledge is established through the following general compulsory modules:
Built on these compulsory subjects, the programme offers various opportunities for further specialisation in the fields of System Design, Automotive Systems, Signal Processing, and Embedded Systems as well as additional non-technical subjects.
Depending on the availability, the study programme offers the opportunity to do a research project at the university or a research internship.
Compulsory subjects – 47 CP:
Elective subjects:
Students have to pass subjects from the following catalogue in order to earn 43 CP:
Field of Systems Design:
Field of Automotive Systems:
Field of Signal Processing:
Field of Embedded Systems:
Further elective subjects in non-technical field:
Elective modules in research and internship:
(Students can choose a maximum of one of these two options.)
Master's thesis
(compulsory, final semester) – 30 CP
All students have to pay a semester contribution of approx. 296 EUR. This fee also covers the semester ticket, which permits you to use buses and trams in Chemnitz as well as regional trains throughout Germany during the semester. International students will receive the bank account details after admission with which they can transfer the semester contribution. However, the fee can also be paid after arrival in Chemnitz (by German bank card or transfer).
Approx. 934 EUR per month to cover personal expenses
Incoming students can apply for different funding opportunities via the International Office of Chemnitz University of Technology: https://www.tu-chemnitz.de/international/incoming/stipendien/index.php.en
English:
Applicants from countries with English as official/educational or native language are not required to submit proof of English language proficiency within their application.
German (according to the general rules for enrolment at the university):
(Only) for doing the Research Internship elective module: German Level B2
(CEFR: Common European Framework of Reference for Languages)
15 July for the following winter semester
Applications may be submitted online at https://www.uni-assist.de/en.
It is not necessary to send certified copies. Please note that uni-assist must receive all application documents by the application deadline.
Students can find offers for part-time jobs, work placements etc. on the job portal offered by the Career Service of Chemnitz University of Technology: https://www.tu-chemnitz.de/career-service/jobboerse/
The "Studentenwerk" Chemnitz-Zwickau runs several student residences. International students can apply for a single room in one of the residences. The prices depend on the size and furnishings of the room and vary between 250 EUR and 320 EUR: https://www.swcz.de/en/student-housing/our-halls-of-residence/
The Career Service of Chemnitz University of Technology supports students during their studies as well as graduates entering their professional life. The Career Service provides a platform for companies and institutions to present themselves: https://www.tu-chemnitz.de/career-service/index.php.en
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