Many students will choose to study in Germany, Germany has many specialties, so how about the electronic engineering program? And a look at the German electronic engineering professional study abroad in detail, welcome to read.
First, the professional overview
Electronic engineering is the electronic and electromagnetic phenomena and the law of the technical application, it is by the computer technology and microelectronics technology aspects of the great influence. According to the different requirements of practical application, so far developed many different specialties.
The more important of these are: electrodynamic technology, information and communication technology (telecommunication technology), (micro)electronics, automation technology and general electrical engineering, the latter being a wide-ranging course of study covering almost all of the courses mentioned above.
II. Career Prospects
Electronics engineers are mainly engaged in the electrical and electronics industry, the computer industry, the telecommunication industry, and the field of electronic energy supply. In addition, one can also work in non-electronic industries such as machinery manufacturing, automotive industry, chemical industry, mining industry, metallurgical industry, traffic control and other fields. One can choose to be an independent freelancer or take up a position in a public **** organization (institution, university, etc.).
Comprehensive university programs
Standard length of study: 9 to 10 semesters, including a 13-week industrial internship (professional internship). 6 to 7 semesters leading to a Bachelor's degree.
Internship: normally half a year (26 weeks), to be completed before the mid-term exams, including 13 weeks of pre-school internship.
Foundation studies: Lectures, exercises and internships in electrical engineering, applied computer science, mathematics and physics, as well as specialized university-specific support courses, such as mechanical engineering, materials and components for electrical engineering, systems theory and business management fundamentals.
Specialized studies: broadening and deepening of knowledge in the following areas: information and communication technology, electrical energy technology, automation technology, microelectronics and general electrical engineering with emphasis on such areas as mobile communication technology, fiber optic communication technology, telecommunication networks, multimedia systems, medical equipment and technology, renewable energy sources, and so on.
Graduation degrees: Master's exam (Diplomprüfung or Magisterprüfung), Bachelor's degree (Bachelor), Master's degree (Master).
Specializations in the corresponding disciplines at universities of applied sciences and polytechnics
Standard duration of study: 8 semesters, including 1 or 2 internships, in some cases 7 semesters. The Bachelor's degree is awarded after 6 semesters of study.
Internships: please contact your institution.
Basic studies: Lectures, exercises and experiments in the basic subjects of mathematics, natural sciences and technology (see university studies), with a particular focus on practical applications.
Specialized studies: the main subjects of the specialized phase are: general electrical engineering, energy technology and communication technology. Also available are: electronics, high-frequency technology, measurement, control and regulation technology (automation technology), information technology, technical informatics.
Graduation degrees: Diplomprüfung, Bachelor, Master.
V. Recommended Institutions
University of Karlsruhe, University of Darmstadt, University of Stuttgart, University of Saarbrücken