The programme is entirely conducted in English (100%).
15 January for the following winter semester
15 July for the following summer semester
EU citizens do not pay tuition, whereas non-EU citizens pay a tuition of 1,500 EUR per semester.
https://www.student.uni-stuttgart.de/en/organizing-studies/formalities/tuition-and-fees/index.html
Are you interested in studying electrical engineering in an international environment, in the heart of one of Europe’s leading industrial centres?
Then the Electrical Engineering Master’s programme at the University of Stuttgart is right for you. This unique, two-year programme that covers the traditional foundations of electrical engineering and information technology is one of very few such programmes in Germany that does not require German language proficiency; it can be completed entirely in English.
Students select one of the following seven areas of specialisation when they register for their first exams:
This is a decision that will shape your future and career! With the decision to study at the University of Stuttgart, you will have made an important step towards your future career. Because of the university‘s generous research funding and its close connections with industry, it is able to provide students with an outstanding education. Furthermore, its industry connections aid in facilitating a seamless transition between academic studies and professional pursuits.
Further information on the programme can be found in the FAQ list: https://www.f05.uni-stuttgart.de/en/ei/prospective_students/eeng/faq/.
Structure of the study programme:
Our institutes collaborate with numerous international (university) partners. Guest lectures conducted by international professors and researchers are often integrated into the lectures.
Students have the possibility to go abroad with programmes such as ERASMUS+.
Admitted students with a major in Communication Systems or Electromagnetics and Applications can also apply to the double-degree Master's programme in cooperation with the Vietnamese-German University (VGU) in Vietnam, which was established in 2023.
EU citizens do not pay tuition, whereas non-EU citizens pay a tuition of 1,500 EUR per semester.
https://www.student.uni-stuttgart.de/en/organizing-studies/formalities/tuition-and-fees/index.html
Approx. 200 EUR per semester
Living expenses amount to about 1,050 EUR per month. You will have to demonstrate that you have sufficient finances to cover your living expenses for 12 months. EU citizens may apply for state-guaranteed loans during the time of enrolment. For more information, see the links on our websites.
Please check our website on financial aid and scholarships: https://www.uni-stuttgart.de/en/study/living-in-stuttgart/finances/index.html.
A degree from a Bachelor’s programme composed of a minimum of six semesters (or equivalent degree) in electrical engineering and information technology or a study programme with related content and eligible examination results.
https://www.f05.uni-stuttgart.de/en/ei/prospective_students/eeng/admission_regulations/
Proof of sufficient English skills (minimum C1 CEFR) must be submitted before the application deadline.
Accepted forms of proof are:
Medium of instruction (MOI) is no longer accepted.
C@MPUS organisational platform: https://campus.uni-stuttgart.de/
ILIAS platform contents: https://ilias3.uni-stuttgart.de
15 January for the following winter semester
15 July for the following summer semester
Please follow the application procedure stated on the university’s Admissions Office website.
We look forward to receiving your application!
Best regards,
Your Faculty 5 team
The region is home to numerous companies and offers students many opportunities to get a student job or internship.
Please be aware that it may be challenging to finance your studies solely by working. Non-EU citizens are by law allowed to work for a maximum of 120 days per year. Only students who are employed by the university in one of the institutes or departments ("Studentische/Wissenschaftliche Hilfskräfte") are exempt from this regulation, but other restrictions may apply.
For more detailed information, please consult our websites: International Students: Financing Your studies and Working During Your Studies.
Both the campus in Stuttgart-Vaihingen and the campus in the centre of Stuttgart have on-site halls of residence. Dorm rooms (ranging from 320 EUR to 450 EUR per month) are furnished. Some are equipped with a sink, and all have access to kitchen and sanitary facilities, telephone and Internet. From the campus in Stuttgart-Vaihingen, the city of Stuttgart can be reached by suburban railway within ten minutes.
Furthermore, the Faculty 5 International Service Point (ISP) is happy to assist you with career-related queries.
Faculty 5 offers extensive support for international students in the fields of Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, and Information Technology:
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Founded in 1829, at the beginning of the Industrial Age, the University of Stuttgart continues to prepare the way for innovation within an economically and scientifically powerful region and contributes to the economic success and prosperity of our society. This process combines the requirements of a social and cultural change, which allows an early and extensive input of social interests in research and design as well as teaching and further education.
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The University of Stuttgart is nestled in one of Europe’s most vibrant industrial regions. This fosters many forms of interdisciplinary collaboration – for instance, in numerous Collaborative Research Centres (also known as CRC or sometimes CRC/TRR) and in application-oriented research assignments. The University of Stuttgart sets up a close relationship and a successful transfer of knowledge and technology between its research institutions and business enterprises in the region and beyond. This very practical orientation benefits research and teaching. At the same time, economic players profit from rapid access to new scientific knowledge and contact to experts in their specialised fields. There are numerous possibilities of collaboration for businesses. Furthermore, the university also maintains a close relationship with non-university research institutions such as the Max Planck Society, the Fraunhofer Society, the German Aerospace Center and the German Literature Archive Marbach. Thus, the optimal prerequisites for cutting-edge research at the highest level are all to be found in Stuttgart.
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