The language of instruction is English for the first year. Classes take place in German from the third semester onward.
Studies start beginning of September before the first semester with a three-week language, culture and orientation programme.
In the following semesters, language instruction is an integral part of the degree programme. In addition, all-day language classes in three-week sessions take place during the semester breaks.
Electromobility is an important building block for addressing climate change.
In combination with Autonomous Driving, an exciting and dynamic technology field is developing around the mobility of tomorrow.
For Germany as an industrial location, especially for the automotive and supply industries, it is important that there are enough enthusiastic young engineers for its economy to continue to be competitive in this field.
For example, this Bachelor's programme with the focus on E-Mobility and Autonomous Driving includes:
You can expect classes with
Career fields and opportunities:
Course details and the course structure can be found at https://www.ete.hs-mannheim.de/electricalengineering-e-mobility/description.html.
The international BSc programme in Electrical Engineering (EEB) at Technische Hochschule Mannheim – Technical University of Applied Sciences Mannheim is offered in three different focuses to choose from:
BSc Electrical Engineering (EEB) with a focus on E-Mobility and Autonomous Driving consists of:
First and second semesters: The language of instruction is English. *
Third and fourth semester: The language of instruction is German from third semester onward. *
E-Mobility and Autonomous Driving: electrical machines, sensor networks, signal processing, energy storage, and artificial intelligence
Fifth semester: Company internship
Sixth & seventh semesters: specialisation in topics from semesters 3 and 4 by elective courses and research projects
Seventh semester: Study research projects at the university and Bachelor's research project either at the university or at a company.
* The first two semesters are in English, and from the third semester onward, all technical lectures and exams are in German.
German language training:
Check details regarding our German language training at https://www.ete.hs-mannheim.de/study/language-training.html.
PDF DownloadCheck details regarding the internship semester on https://www.ete.hs-mannheim.de/study-organization/industrial-placement.html.
Approx. 200 EUR per semester
Approx. 800–1,000 EUR per month
Required application documents:
Why do you want to study electrical engineering? What are your specific talents or interests?
What is your motivation for studying in Germany and why do you want to study in Mannheim?
Which skills and knowledge do you want to gain by studying with us?
Application procedure:
We recommend submitting the application as soon as possible to speed up visa and housing procedures.
There are student halls of residence run by the Student Services ("Studierendenwerk Mannheim") in cooperation with the university's International Office. Student accommodation is subject to availability. Monthly rent for single rooms is approximately 350 EUR.
Have a look at https://www.stw-ma.de/en/housing/student-accommodations/.
We highly recommend applying for student accommodation through "Studierendenwerk Mannheim" concurrently with your application for admission to our institution. You can apply to "Studierendenwerk Mannheim" even before receiving admission into the EEB programme. Submitting your housing application early will increase your chances of securing accommodation through "Studierendenwerk Mannheim".
The online application for student accommodation can be completed as early as four months prior to the start of the winter semester. Your housing application is non-binding and can be cancelled at any time if you are not admitted to EEB or if you decide not to live and study in Mannheim.
Apply for student housing with "Studierendenwerk Mannheim" at https://www.stw-ma.de/en/housing/online-application/.
Our Career Center offers seminars for all students on topics such as job application training, presentation techniques and time management. It also provides individual counselling during the transition from higher education to the career stage.
The seminars and advisory services involve no extra charges for students and graduates who can avail themselves of these offers.
During your studies, we support you in:
With about 5,200 students, 180 professors, over 100 part-time lecturers and more than 300 technicians and administrative staff, TH Mannheim is one of the largest universities of applied sciences in the Federal State of Baden-Württemberg.
With all the assets of a modern university campus, TH Mannheim provides students with ideal conditions to meet the requirements posed by the professional careers they have set their sights on.
Close working contacts with companies, professional associations and cultural institutions, together with the Karl Völker Foundation affiliated to the university, represent an ideal environment for internationally acclaimed research and development activities.
For many years, TH Mannheim has been one of the most research-intensive universities of applied sciences in Baden-Württemberg. As such, it enables its students to participate in a wide range of research and development projects prior to graduation.
The city of Mannheim is situated in a beautiful area where the Rhine and Neckar rivers meet.
The hills of the Palatinate and the Odenwald forest are visible in the distance.
The old university town of Heidelberg with its famous castle is less than a 15-minute train ride away. It is easily accessible with the Mannheim public transport student ticket. With its population of some 320,000, its theatres, cinemas, museums, Art Nouveau buildings and new technology industrial centres, Mannheim offers a fascinating combination of culture, tradition and innovation. Conveniently for students, Mannheim is less than an hour's bus ride from Frankfurt International Airport and has excellent train connections to important European metropolitan centres such as Berlin, Milan, Munich, Paris, and Zurich.
To activate the map, click on the "Show map" button. We would like to point out that data will be transmitted to OpenStreetMap after activation. You can find out more in our privacy policy. You can revoke your consent to the transmission of data at any time.
