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Faculty 1 - Physics / Electrical Engineering

Management and Electrical Engineering, M.Sc.

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    Combine technology with economy

    and deepen your technical and commercial expertise.

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The master program in Management and Electrical Engineering is based on the successful completion of a Bachelor's degree in Management and Electrical Engineering or comparable knowledge. At the University of Bremen you have to choose one of the following main areas:

•   Management and control of energy
•   Electronic systems and innovation management

Graduates get trained for a wide range of possible occupations in business and industry. Particularly in areas such as technical production, logistics, controlling and marketing / sales, the professional opportunities for master graduates are excellent. The combination of technological and economic skills makes them sought-after candidates on the job market. In the service sector, engineers with an economic orientation are increasingly in demand, for example, in corporate consulting.

Course contents

The program is devided into two areas:

  • Business administration

  • Electrical engineerinmg

Choice of an emphasis area at the beginning of your studies:

  • Management and control of energy

  • Electronic systems and innovation management

Key data

  • Admission requirements:
    - B.Sc. in Electrical Engineering and Information Technology (with Management) or a comparable scientific degree
    - language skills: German at least level C1 (CEFR), English at least level B2 (CEFR)

  • Application deadline: July 15th

  • Beginning of the course: once a year at winter semester

  • Application deadline 2nd semester (advanced students only): January 15

  • ECTS credits: 120

  • Semester dues including semester ticket

  • Standard duration: 4 semesters

  • Qualification: Master of Science

Information and application

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Advisory Service

Study Center

For advice on:

  • Study progress

  • Admission and application

  • Start into your study program

  • Any other questions that might occur

Contact: Email

 

Daniela Graske

NW1 room S2380
Phone: +49 421 218-62712

Subject-specific information and advice

Questions about:

  • Contents of the study programs

  • Recognition and accreditation of qualifications

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