Admission requirements
For the Electrical Engineering joint study programme (Bachelor of Engineering), a university entrance qualification or a comparable level of education is usually required. Alternatively, master craftsmen and persons with similar qualifications can be admitted without an entrance examination. Applicants who are loyal to the field and have at least two years of vocational training and three years of work experience in their learned profession also have access without an exam. Other professionally qualified individuals whose education does not have a professional equivalent to the course of study can be admitted through an entrance examination or a trial study. For specific application deadlines and procedures, please contact the Student Services at Bielefeld University.<\/p>
Details
The part-time Bachelor's degree programme in Electrical Engineering at Bielefeld University offers professionals and trainees in the field of electrical engineering and automation technology an excellent opportunity to obtain a state-recognized university degree alongside their current job. This is particularly attractive for professionals looking to advance their careers in the industry and expand their expertise in energy technology and automation. The increasing automation and networking of industrial processes create a demand for specialized professionals. Graduates of the programme are therefore able to develop future-oriented solutions for complex technical tasks and take on strategic positions in companies.
The study programme covers the essential areas of electrical engineering, with a focus on energy and automation technology. In addition, modules such as applied informatics, quality management, and project management are part of the curriculum. Starting from the seventh semester, students can deepen their knowledge through elective modules, for example in areas like high-voltage technology, modern energy policy, and mechatronics.
The programme is organized through face-to-face events as well as self-study, requiring an average workload of about 15 hours per week. Internships and projects provide practical experience. Attendance at face-to-face events is desirable as it promotes direct exchange and application of the knowledge acquired. The programme concludes with a bachelor's thesis and a colloquium.
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