Université de Lorraine
The programme is taught in German and French.
31 May
Please note: Before applying to the university, you need to first apply to receive your VPD via uni-assist. You can do so throughout the year, but it takes at least six weeks to receive your VPD from uni-assist. So in order to meet the university application deadlines, you will need to apply for your VPD as early as possible.
Electrical engineers are already in great demand in all sectors of industry. But their importance will continue to grow: after all, automation is booming in industry, and this is where specialist expertise is needed – whether for the development of production plants, the development of plants for energy generation from renewable resources or other areas of application that are made for electrical engineering.
This is the chance to start an exciting career with an international orientation – and the Franco-German Institute of Technology, Economics and Science prepares students ideally for this. The Franco-German Institute of Technology, Economics and Science teaches all the necessary basics from mathematics to computer science to electrical engineering to enable students to gain a foothold in an incredibly dynamic industry immediately after graduation.
It's the mix of expertise in developing software components and a deep understanding of the hardware used that sets our graduates apart. With the Franco-German Institute of Technology, Economics and Science BSc in electrical engineering under their belts, graduates will be ready to design and programme complex systems consisting of sensors and computing units that allow, for example, intelligent management of decentralised electrical energy systems. Tasks in companies all over the world and in great international teams are awaiting our graduates!
First year
Students will spend the first year (first and second semesters) of the programme in Metz (France) at the Université de Lorraine.
Second year
The second year (third and fourth semesters) takes place in Saarbrücken (Germany) at the htw saar.
Third year
Students can spend the fifth semester either in Metz or do an Erasmus+ exchange semester at one of our university partners abroad. During the sixth semester, students complete an internship and write the Bachelor's thesis.
Students complete an internship at a laboratory at the end of their studies, i.e. in the sixth semester.
Université de Lorraine
The registration fee for a Bachelor's degree is 170 EUR. There is also a student and campus life contribution of 92 EUR.
htw saar
Although studies begin at the Université de Lorraine in Metz, all first-year students must also enrol at the htw saar. Registration at the htw saar is free of charge. You will, however, have to pay a re-registration fee of 298 EUR in the second year.
Approximately 1,000 EUR per month to cover personal expenses
This amount includes estimated costs for accommodation, food, leisure activities, books and study equipment, semester fees and health insurance charges.
For detailed information regarding the academic admission requirements, click on this link.
31 May
Please note: Before applying to the university, you need to first apply to receive your VPD via uni-assist. You can do so throughout the year, but it takes at least six weeks to receive your VPD from uni-assist. So in order to meet the university application deadlines, you will need to apply for your VPD as early as possible.
International applicants must first apply online via uni-assist to receive the necessary VPD (preliminary review documentation). After receiving your VPD from uni-assist, please apply directly to htw saar at: application procedure.
At htw saar, we provide you with information, advice and support on how to find the perfect part-time job either on or off campus. In Saarbrücken, you will be able to find numerous part-time job opportunities for students. Depending on what type of job you are looking for, you may work as an academic assistant at htw saar, or you might prefer to work in a restaurant or a store in town.
For non-EU nationals, depending on their visa/residence permit status, restrictions on the amount of work they are allowed to do in addition to their studies may apply.
For more information, please refer to www.study-in-germany.de.
htw saar Saarbrücken
Compared to many other German cities, Saarbrücken offers fairly affordable housing for students. Information on all of your housing options in Saarbrücken can be found here:
Finding a place to stay
The International Office at htw saar will gladly assist you in finding your new home away from home. Just write an e-mail to study@htwsaar.de.
Université de Lorraine Metz
Université de Lorraine reserves a certain number of spaces in student residences. Find more information at this link.
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