
This Bachelor of Engineering program offers a unique orientation semester, allowing students to explore both university (TH) and university of applied sciences (FH) models before committing to a specific path. This collaborative program between FH Aachen and RWTH Aachen University provides a 7-semester pathway into Electrical Engineering. It's designed for students who are unsure about which higher education model best suits them or who want to understand the differences between the two systems more fully. By experiencing modules from both institutions during the first semester, students can make an informed decision about their future studies. This structure also eases the transition from school to university by spreading the first semester's coursework over two terms, allowing ample time to bridge any knowledge gaps. Regardless of the chosen path, students will engage with fascinating topics within the field of Electrical Engineering.
Graduates of the Electrical Engineering program are well-prepared for a variety of roles in the rapidly evolving technology sector. The combination of theoretical knowledge and practical experience gained through projects, optional internships, and potential international exposure equips them for diverse career paths.
The program is taught in German. Therefore, a good command of the German language is essential. Specific language proficiency requirements may apply and should be confirmed with the admissions office.
While tuition is generally free at German public universities for Bachelor's programs, students are typically required to pay a semester contribution which covers administrative costs and often includes a public transport ticket. International students should verify specific fee structures and any potential exceptions.
The program is accredited, and the collaboration with RWTH Aachen University ensures high academic standards.
The program has a duration of 7 semesters, leading to 210 ECTS credits. It includes an initial orientation semester designed to help students choose their academic path.
Tuition fees for Bachelor's programs at public universities in Germany are generally free. However, students are required to pay a semester contribution which covers administrative costs and may include a public transport ticket.
The program's language of instruction is German, so a good command of the German language is essential. Specific language proficiency requirements should be confirmed with the admissions office.
International students can apply online through the FH Aachen Student Secretariat's application portal. The typical application period for the summer semester intake is from December 1st to February 28th.
Graduates are well-prepared for roles such as Automation Engineer, Systems Engineer, Telecommunications Engineer, Electronics Developer, Control Systems Engineer, and positions in Research and Development.