By studying a Master's degree as part of our ISE study program, students can build on their Bachelor's degree by dealing with increasingly complex issues, enhancing their specialist knowledge in their chosen area, and learning to apply specialist procedures. As part of our integrated program, a Master's qualification will provide the students with an additional qualification that will significantly enhance their career prospects. A Master's will show that the students have gained the enhanced specialist knowledge, skills and methods that are required in a professional environment. It will demonstrate that the students have an overview of specialist disciplines and their contexts, that they have the ability to analyze engineering problems in their chosen area, and that they have the knowledge and practical ability to describe and solve problems independently. A Master's will also allow going on to complete a doctorate and pursue an academic career.
All disciplinary Master degree courses follow the structure given in the figure below and consist of core subjects, advanced theory subjects, profile subjects, electives and the master thesis. The mandatory core subjects are obligatory for all students and provide in-depth knowledge in the specific discipline. The elective core subjects specialize in a specific topic within this discipline. The overall language of instruction for each Master degree course is 50% English and 50% German.
The following Master degree courses are offered:
- M.Sc. Automation and Safety (M-AS)
- M.Sc. Communications Engineering (M-ComE)
- M.Sc. Computational Mechanics (M-CM)
- M.Sc. Computer Engineering (M-CE)
- M.Sc. Embedded Systems Engineering (M-ESE)
- M.Sc. Management and Technology of Water and Waste Water (M-MTW3)
- M.Sc. Mechanical Engineering (M-ME)
- M.Sc. Metallurgy and Metal Forming (M-MMF)
- M.Sc. Power Engineering (M-PE)