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Microsystems engineering is the engineering discipline with the broadest focus: elements from mathematics, physics, chemistry, electrical engineering and materials science form the cornerstones of exciting innovations.
Microsystems engineering - a versatile technology that industries can no longer do without
The products we deal with on a daily basis are becoming ever smaller, more powerful, smarter, more connected and more independent. Often, however, the sensors and systems that are in these everyday objects are so miniaturized that they are nearly invisible. That is precisely the reason they have taken a foothold in most industries.
A lot of the products and systems within such sectors as the automobile industry, medical services, communications and energy are unimaginable today without microsystems engineering, making your career as a microsystems engineer a versatile and exciting choice!
Your benefits as a Microsystems Engineering student:
The German taught Master of Science Mikrosystemtechnik programme has been designed for students with a bachelor's degree in microsystems engineering or a closely related discipline. (Students having a bachelor's in Electronics, Mechatronics, Communication and Electronics, Instrumentation, Electrical, Mechanical Engineering, are kindly asked to apply for the English taught programme MSc. Microsystems Engineering.
Microsystems engineering is the engineering discipline with the broadest focus: elements from mathematics, physics, chemistry, electrical engineering and materials science form the cornerstones of exciting innovations.
Microsystems engineering - a versatile technology that industries can no longer do without
The products we deal with on a daily basis are becoming ever smaller, more powerful, smarter, more connected and more independent. Often, however, the sensors and systems that are in these everyday objects are so miniaturized that they are nearly invisible. That is precisely the reason they have taken a foothold in most industries.
A lot of the products and systems within such sectors as the automobile industry, medical services, communications and energy are unimaginable today without microsystems engineering, making your career as a microsystems engineer a versatile and exciting choice!
Your benefits as a Microsystems Engineering student:
- Study at one of the world’s largest and leading academic research centers in the field of microsystems engineering
- With around 440 students and 22 professors, we offer an excellent student-teacher ratio for optimal supervisory support.
- State-of-the-art equipment with a designated clean room: Here you will become familiar with working in this special laboratory environment.
The German taught Master of Science Mikrosystemtechnik programme has been designed for students with a bachelor's degree in microsystems engineering or a closely related discipline. (Students having a bachelor's in Electronics, Mechatronics, Communication and Electronics, Instrumentation, Electrical, Mechanical Engineering, are kindly asked to apply for the English taught programme MSc. Microsystems Engineering.
Statutes
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Zulassungs- und Immatrikulationsordnung (ZImmO)
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Zulassungsordnung M.Sc. Mikrosystemtechnik
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Prüfungsordnung M.Sc.: Rahmenordnung
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Prüfungsordnung M.Sc.: Anlage A
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Prüfungsordnung M.Sc.: Mikrosystemtechnik
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Prüfungsordnung M.Sc.: Mikrosystemtechnik
(Nur bei Studienbeginn vor dem 1. Oktober 2021 und bei entsprechender schriftlicher Erklärung bis 31. Oktober 2021; Abschluss des Studiums bis spätestens 30. September 2024)
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