TECHNISCHE HOCHSCHULE INGOLSTADT · GERMANY
Aircraft and Vehicle Informatics (B. Sc.)
Bachelor's · Taught in de
At a glance
42 mo
Duration
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IELTS
€0k
Tuition / yr
de
Language
Bachelor's
Level
- 7 SemestersDuration
- WinterStart of studies
- Practical focusTeaching Approach
- Specialization in Automotive or AvionicsStudy Focus
- Mandatory Internship SemesterPractical Experience
The Aircraft and Vehicle Informatics Bachelor's program combines computer science principles with the specific demands of aircraft and vehicle industries. It addresses the critical role of software in modern mobility advancements like electric vehicles, autonomous driving, and drone technology. The program equips students with the skills to design, develop, and manage complex, networked software systems and their underlying infrastructure for aviation and automotive applications.
Curriculum
The program is structured into two phases. The first phase (two semesters) covers fundamental IT topics and allows for switching to the general Computer Science degree. The second phase (four theoretical semesters and one practical semester) involves in-depth study and specialization.
- 1st Semester
- Fundamentals in Mathematics 1
- Fundamentals in Programming 1
- Introduction to Computer Science 1
- Automotive Systems / Aircraft Systems
- Introductory Project
- English
- 2nd Semester
- Fundamentals in Mathematics 2
- Fundamentals in Programming 2
- Introduction to Computer Science 2
- Software Development Methods
- Automotive / Aircraft Communication Systems
- 3rd Semester
- Applied Mathematics
- Computer Networks
- Software Management
- Software Design and Database Systems
- Integration Platform for Automotive Functions
- 4th Semester
- Distributed Systems Architecture
- Intelligent Autonomous Systems
- Real-Time Systems
- Model-based Software Development
- Cyber Security
- Subject-specific Seminar
- Preparatory Seminar for the Internship
- 5th Semester
- Internship
- Wrap-Up Seminar of the Internship
- Information and Media Competence
- 6th Semester
- Cloud Architectures and Services
- Project Management
- Operational Safety
- Practical Class on Automotive Function Development / Practical Class on Flight Guidance
- Automotive- /Avionics-Project
- Fundamentals of Business Administration and Entrepreneurship
- 7th Semester
- Elective
- Seminar for the Bachelor's Thesis
- Bachelor's Thesis
Careers
Graduates are prepared for software development roles in safety-critical systems within the aerospace and automotive industries. They can also pursue careers in digital product development, connected mobility solutions, and research.
- Software Developer for safety-related systems (aircraft, vehicles)
- Developer for digital products and business models in mobility
- Positions in autonomous vehicles
- Roles in research and development
Frequently asked questions
- What are the tuition fees for the Aircraft and Vehicle Informatics program?
- Technische Hochschule Ingolstadt does not charge tuition fees for this program, for either domestic or international students. However, international students will need to cover their estimated living expenses.
- How long does the Bachelor's program in Aircraft and Vehicle Informatics take to complete?
- The program has a standard duration of 7 semesters. This includes theoretical semesters and one mandatory practical internship semester.
- What are the application deadlines for this program?
- Applications for the winter semester are open from May 2nd to August 31st. The program starts in the winter semester.
- What are the academic entry requirements for international students?
- International students must possess a recognized higher education entrance qualification (Hochschulzugangsberechtigung) equivalent to the German Abitur. This typically includes qualifications such as a High School Diploma, A-Levels, or similar.
- What career opportunities are available to graduates of this program?
- Graduates are prepared for software development roles in safety-critical systems within the aerospace and automotive industries. They can also pursue careers in digital product development, connected mobility solutions, and research and development, particularly in autonomous vehicles.
Entry requirements
University entrance qualification (Hochschulzugangsberechtigung)Equivalent to German Abitur, such as High School Diploma, Matura, A-Levels, Bachillerato, Atestat, Baccalauréat.
German higher education entrance qualificationAbitur, Fachhochschulreife, or Fachgebundene Hochschulreife are accepted.
International students must possess a recognised higher education entrance qualification (HZB) equivalent to the German Abitur. Proof of English proficiency is not explicitly mentioned for this German-taught program.
Fees
Tuition (international)No tuition fees
Tuition (home)No tuition fees
LivingEstimated living costs apply.
Technische Hochschule Ingolstadt (THI) does not charge tuition fees for this program. International students will need to cover their living expenses.
How to apply
1. Check Admission RequirementsEnsure you have a recognized higher education entrance qualification (Hochschulzugangsberechtigung) equivalent to the German Abitur.
2. Prepare DocumentsGather your school-leaving certificate (university entrance qualification) and any other required documents, potentially including proof of previous academic achievements.
3. Apply OnlineSubmit your application through the university's online application system during the application period.
4. Consider Dual Study OptionIf interested in the dual study program, apply concurrently to a partner company and THI, adhering to company-specific deadlines.
Accreditation
Yes
Frequently asked questions
What are the tuition fees for the Aircraft and Vehicle Informatics program?
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Technische Hochschule Ingolstadt does not charge tuition fees for this program, for either domestic or international students. However, international students will need to cover their estimated living expenses.
How long does the Bachelor's program in Aircraft and Vehicle Informatics take to complete?
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The program has a standard duration of 7 semesters. This includes theoretical semesters and one mandatory practical internship semester.
What are the application deadlines for this program?
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Applications for the winter semester are open from May 2nd to August 31st. The program starts in the winter semester.
What are the academic entry requirements for international students?
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International students must possess a recognized higher education entrance qualification (Hochschulzugangsberechtigung) equivalent to the German Abitur. This typically includes qualifications such as a High School Diploma, A-Levels, or similar.
What career opportunities are available to graduates of this program?
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Graduates are prepared for software development roles in safety-critical systems within the aerospace and automotive industries. They can also pursue careers in digital product development, connected mobility solutions, and research and development, particularly in autonomous vehicles.