Electrical Engineering (M.Sc.)

Degree:

Master of Science (M.Sc.)

Start of study:

Summer or winter semester

Standard period of study:

3 semesters (90 ECTS)

possible with a 6- or 7-semester first degree (see admission requirements)

Admission restriction (N.C.):

None

Study location:

Main Campus Trier (opens in a new tab)

Internationality:

Semester abroad (optional)

Tuition fee:

None, but semester fee (opens in a new tab)(including semester ticket)

Areas of specialisation:

Automation & Energy | Information Technology & Electronics | Medical Engineering | Electromobility |Internet of Things - Industry 4.0

The Master's programme "Electrical Engineering" is open to applicants who have obtained a professionally qualifying university degree in electrical engineering or a related field of study with an overall grade of usually at least 2.5. Admission also requires proof of sufficient German language skills. In addition, you should have a strong interest in deepening your expertise in the field of research and development.

Applicants who have acquired less than 210 ECTS credits in their first degree programme (e.g. six-semester Bachelor's programme) have the option of completing additional work in order to achieve the 300 ECTS required for a Master's degree. For this purpose, suitable Bachelor's and Master's modules are defined in an enrollment catalog.

The degree programme is not subject to admission restrictions.

If your university entrance qualification is recognized, you may consider beginning your studies; however, you must prove that you have a sufficient understanding of the German language. In order to prove this, you need to take either the "German language examination for the admission at a university for foreign applicants" (Deutsche Sprachprüfung für den Hochschulzugang ausländischer Studienbewerber/DSH), the TestDaF, or TELC C1 Hochschule.

You do not need take a language examination

- if you completed your "Abitur" school leaving examination at a German-speaking school

- if you passed the Goethe-Institut's Goethe-Zertifikat C1 (formerly: "Kleines or Großes Deutsches Sprachdiplom" (KDS or GDS) or the "Zentrale Oberstufenprüfung" (ZOP))

- if you have acquired the "Kultusministerkonferenz" (KMK) German "Sprachdiplom" (Level II)

- if you have passed the TASI C1 Certificate (opens in a new tab)

In order to be approved to study at Trier University of Applied Sciences , a score of at least 2 on the DSH examination must be achieved. Conversely, a minimum score of 4 in four categories on the TestDaF must be achieved. Unfortunately, Trier University of Applied Sciences offers neither language courses nor the DSH examination.