electromobility, autonomous driving and mobile robotics - international, b.eng.
Faculty of Electrical Engineering & Media Technology
Course Content
The future of mobility starts now - international study programme
The Bachelor's programme "Electromobility, Autonomous Driving and Mobile Robotics - International" is aimed at you as an international prospective student, as in the first three semesters you will receive German language courses as part of the curriculum in addition to technical training in English.
This not only enables you to attend lectures in German from the fourth semester onwards. This guarantees you a successful entry into the German job market.
As an engineer in this field, you will have acquired extensive competences to help shape the rapidly progressing development, especially in the field of "mobility". Modern mobility is not only the topic of car manufacturers and individualised transport, but all other industries are also moving inexorably towards the mobile future.
Your studies will make you part of a community that develops intelligent, energy-efficient and resource-saving solutions to master the enormous challenges facing the economy and society.
Please note: In order to be admitted to this programme, a German language level of A1 is required in addition to an English language level of B2.
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Subject Overview
Overview of the courses, SWS (semester hours per week) and ECTS (European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System) of the Bachelor's degree course Electromobility, Autonomous Driving and Mobile Robotics - International.
Career Prospects
The automotive industry is one of the most popular employers for engineers, especially here in southern Germany. As an electrical engineer, the automotive and supplier industry also offers attractive jobs. Especially when it comes to modern mobility. If you have chosen electromobility as your major, you can use your knowledge in the entire chain of effects of electric vehicles in your job. Starting with the power supply at the charging station, through the storage of energy in batteries to intelligent power electronics for drive motors. You can also work in the field of hydrogen technology after graduation. If you have chosen to specialise in autonomous driving/mobile robotics, you will later work on autonomously acting systems on roads or in production plants. The application of model-based methods is part of your professional practice, possibly also PLC programming or machine learning. If you want to be successful in this profession, you should have a good sense for interdisciplinary and often international teamwork. Forward-looking thinking and the joy of testing your solutions should be as natural to you as the will to advance technology. In the degree programme Electromobility, Autonomous Driving and Mobile Robotics, you will receive a broad and qualified basic training that will enable you to do all of this. Job opportunities are offered above all in companies in the automotive and supplier industry. But also in public service administrations and in independent companies. As a graduate you can expect engineering activities in the following fields of work:
- Development (concept, design, calculation, simulation and construction) of hardware and software
- Manufacturing (work preparation, production)
- Project engineering
- Sales (customer consulting and project management)
- Assembly, commissioning and service
- Operation and maintenance
- Monitoring and assessment