
The Internationally Oriented Studies (IOS) program in Electrical Engineering at FH Aachen, Campus Jülich, focuses on equipping students with both technical expertise and essential soft skills. The curriculum emphasizes the practical application of theoretical knowledge, building a strong foundation in mathematics, natural sciences, and engineering principles. Students will develop technical and professional competence, alongside crucial soft skills such as teamwork and social competence, preparing them for successful employment. The first four semesters provide the fundamental mathematical, physical, and academic basics of Electrical Engineering. In the fourth semester, students delve into specialized foundational topics. By the fifth semester, they become experts in areas like automation and control engineering, electrical drives and power electronics, power plant technology, energy distribution and grid management, and high-voltage engineering. The sixth semester allows for elective modules to deepen specific knowledge or focus on a practical subject, culminating in the Bachelor's thesis. Graduates are prepared to enter the workforce or pursue Master's degree programs.
The program is structured over six semesters, providing a comprehensive education in Electrical Engineering with a focus on practical application and specialization.
Graduates of the Electrical Engineering B.Eng. program are well-prepared for a variety of roles in the engineering field. The program's emphasis on practical skills and theoretical knowledge ensures readiness for immediate employment or further academic pursuits.
While there are no tuition fees, a semester contribution fee is mandatory for all students.