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Electrical Engineering and Information Technology (EN)

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At a glance
Regular period
7 semesters, including 1 internship semester
Degree
Bachelor of Engineering (B.Eng.)
Places
Summer:
25
Apply till 11/15

Electrical Engineering and Information Technology (EN)

  • international with students from all over the world
  • bilingual with English as the course language in semesters 1-4 & German in semesters 5-7
  • practical with a mandatory internship semester
  • starting every summer semester

 

German-speaking students are offered the study program Elektrotechnik und Informationstechnik (DE). Course langauge is German in all semesters. Start is every winter semester.

International students who want to start their university career in the winter semester, we highly recommend our TAKEoff Semester.

 

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Job profile

Electrical Engineering/Electronics in modern life, Digitalization, Robotics.
Modern life with robots, digitial assistents, IoT and even artificial intelligence is not possible without electrical and electronic technologies, and it is amidst this modern life that electrical engineers will find their place. Almost all aspects of life benefit from their expertise.

Electrical Engineering/Electronics in Information Technology.
Information and Communication technology is a central discipline in electrical engineering and electronics. New analog and digital fast and efficient transmission technologies are the key to communication technologies. Engineers of Electrical Engineering and Electronics work on furthering this development.

Electrical Engineering/Electronics in Automation.
Automation is one of the technologies in electrical engineering, within our industrial society, that has been expanding enormously. Engineers in automation deal with control systems as used in autopilots in aircrafts, car stability control and safety packages as well as in the automated production processes of industry.

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Older module manuals are stored in the QM Portal.
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download Study and Examination Regulations Electrical Engineering and Information Technology
§36 Electrical Engineering and Information Technology Study and Examination Regulations of 2022-03-31
§36 Electrical Engineering and Information Technology Study and Examination Regulations of 2022-03-31
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download Study and Examination Regulations for EN Bachelor's Programs, updated June 29th, 2023
Study and examination regulations for EN bachelor's programs - This revision statute comes into force in the winter semester 2023-24.
Study and examination regulations for EN bachelor's programs - This revision statute comes into force in the winter semester 2023-24.
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download Aktuelle Zulassungs- und Auswahlsatzung der RWU für Bachelorstudiengänge
Satzung der Hochschule Ravensburg-Weingarten über die Regelungen zum Hochschulzulassungs- und –auswahlverfahren für Bachelorstudiengänge vom 18. Januar 2024
Satzung der Hochschule Ravensburg-Weingarten über die Regelungen zum Hochschulzulassungs- und –auswahlverfahren für Bachelorstudiengänge vom 18. Januar 2024
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Further information

Postgraduate courses

Studierende im Elektrotechnik-Labor.
Master
English

Electrical Engineering and Embedded Systems (EN)

Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science

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Master
English

Mechatronics (EN)

Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science

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Curriculum
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Shape the future in the age of change by developing efficient new electrical and electronic technologies.

The Electrical Engineering and Information Technology program trains electrical engineers who can translate scientific knowledge and technical ideas directly into practical applications or marketable products.

 

Basic studies
In the first three semesters, students learn the technical and scientific basics. This part is mandatory for all students in the program. Typical lectures in this part include electrical and electronic engineering, digital circuits and computer engineering. In-depth training in various aspects of programming also takes place in this part of the program.

Main studies
In the main studies, starting in the fourth semester, students can specialize in one of the two fields of study:

Communications Engineering deals with the transmission, switching and processing of messages. The worldwide growth of telecommunications ensures that this branch will continue to play a leading role in the globalized economy and industry.

Automation technology has become a symbol of the modern manufacturing industry. Industrial societies of the 21st century are characterized by global competition and largely automated production.

 

Practical semester
The fifth semester is a practical semester, which students complete in an industrial company nearby or across Germany, working independently on a task in the field of electrical engineering.

Upon successful completion of the program, you will earn the internationally recognized Bachelor of Engineering (B.Eng.) degree.

Admission

1. ADMISSION & Application

1.1 Admission Requirements

The Bachelor's program in Electrical Engineering and Information Technology is designed as a, bilingual, full-time study course with a duration of 7 semesters, starting in the summer semester (beginning of March). The course languages are English (semesters 1-4) and German (semesters 5-7). Compulsory German language courses prepare the students for the lectures in German and are free of charge. This course is dedicated to EU and non-EU citizens as well as to German students.

In order to qualify for our bilingual Bachelor's Program, you have to fulfill the following requirements:

  • Higher Education Entrance Qualification or equivalent *
  • Proven English skills e.g. TOEFL iBT with a total score of min. 70 or IELTS with an overall band score of min. 6.0 - Medium of Instruction Certificates are not accepted!
  • Very good Mathematic skills and good knowledge in any other science subjects (physics, computer science, etc.)

* According to our Regulations on Admission and Enrollment, if your University Entrance Qualification (UEQ) is not equivalent to our German Universitry Entrance Qualification, you have to attend a mandatory online interview with our RWU's admissions commitee in order to recognize the equivalence of your UEQ. The interview will be conducted, after the submission of your application. 

Is your UEQ recognized here in Germany? Check on Anabin.  Anabin Guide.

 

COURSE LANGUAGE

The course languages are, English (semesters 1-4) and German (semesters 5-7). Compulsory German language courses prepare the students for German lectures and are free of charge.

GERMAN LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY

German Language proficiency is not required to meet the eligibility criteria for this bilingual study program.

ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY

Since the course language for the first two years is in English, a minimum requirement for the English skills need to be met and recognised as follows, certificates in either:

  •     TOEFL iBT: a total score of min. 70
  •     IELTS: an overall band score of min. 6.0

ETS institution codes: TOEFL: 8442

 

1.2 APplication PROCEDURE

! THE APPLICATION PORTAL FOR THE SUMMER INTAKE 2024 IS CLOSED. 

There will be no intake for the Winter Semester 2024/25.

International students who want to start their university career in the winter semester, we highly recommend our TAKEoff Semester.

 

APPLICATION PERIOD FOR THE SUMMER INTAKE 2025: 01.09.2024 - 15.11.2024

The deadlines are cut-off periods. Please note, that your application will only be considered when your original and complete application documents have been received, within the application period.

1. ONLINE APPLICATION: The RWU provides an online application tool for you to submit your initial submission, available 01.09.2023 onwards. Please visit our online application portal for further information: RWU Online Application

2. POSTAL APPLICATION: Please submit the following documents with your application:

  1. Original signed Application Form
  2. A true Certified Copy of your Higher Education Qualification Entrance in English or German
  3. English Language Certificate (TOEFL iBT or IELTS) - no older than 2 years! Medium of Instruction Certificates are not accepted!
  4. Curriculum Vitae (CV)
  5. Copy of your Passport (for the verification of names, date of birth and place of birth)
  6. ! Applicants from India, China or Vietnam: Copy of APS Certificate
  7. If applicable: Certified Copies of Academic Transcripts from your previous studies
  8. If applicable: German Language Certificate
  9. If applicable: Recommendation Letters (proof of relevant work experience)

All documents have to be sent to the following address:

RWU Hochschule Ravensburg-Weingarten
Studierenden-Service H 022
Frau Fabienne Damasch
Doggenriedstrasse 70
D-88250 Weingarten
Germany

 

2. GEneral Information

Administration & Tuition Fees

Each semester, all students are required to pay a semester fee, due upon enrolment or at any re-registration for the following semester.

In Baden-Württemberg, since the winter semester 2017/2018, all international students (non-EU citizens) and students who are taking up a second degree also have to pay a tuition fee. The tuition fee is to be paid together with the semester fee.

Further information about the exact fees and more detailed information about payments, exemptions and scholarships can be found at our Finance's Website

 

Admission Office

Department of Student Affairs
Ms. Fabienne Damasch
Phone: + 49 751 501-9569
Email: application-ei@rwu.de

 

International Office

Please take a look at our International Office Website for further information regarding:

  •     TAKEoff Semester
  •     Visa & Residence Title
  •     Accomodation & Housing
  •     Arrival, Welcome & Orientation Program
  •     Buddy Program, Brother & Sister Program
  •     Excursions & Events
  •     Peer-to-peer counseling
  •     German Language Courses
  •     Financing & Scholarships
  •     German Health Insurance
  •     German Bank Accounts

 

India RElation Office

Let's bridge IT
Iris Becker M.A.
9th Floor, Sunit Capital
Senapati Bapat Road
Pune 411016
Mobile India +91 7378530550
Office Pune +91 75 078 2 70 33
Personal consulting by appointment only.

In the framework of the application procedure, you are free to contact Let's bridge IT. The use of the Let's bridge IT services is voluntary and will have no effect on your admission.

Projects
R2M-Team

Rover 2 Mars

Challenge: Design a low-cost rover, all-terrain, with manipulator.

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Labs
Regelungs- und Prozesstechnik

Control and Process Engineering

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E-Mobility-Labor von außen.

E-Mobility (X-LAB)

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Practice Office

For more information please follow the link.

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download General informations about the practical semester
general informations about the practical semester important informations about contents and procedure of the practical semester
general informations about the practical semester important informations about contents and procedure of the practical semester
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download Special informations about the practical semester
special informations about the practical semester
special informations about the practical semester
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download Standard training agreement
this specimen can be used as contract of employment - please give a copy of the completed form to our admission and registrar's office
this specimen can be used as contract of employment - please give a copy of the completed form to our admission and registrar's office
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download How to write practical reports
description of contents and formal appearance - submission deadline of pdf-file including scan of cover sheet is the end of the second lecture week after the practical semester has been finished. Send to kark@rwu.de
description of contents and formal appearance - submission deadline of pdf-file including scan of cover sheet is the end of the second lecture week after the practical semester has been finished. Send to kark@rwu.de
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download Cover sheet for practical reports
cover sheet for practical reports stamped and signed by your training company
cover sheet for practical reports stamped and signed by your training company
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Why RWU

Why RWU?

Academic Life
You prefer a "hands-on" approach over a theoretical one? You rather enjoy working in small groups, than being part of the big unknown?
  • Our RWU has a long history of practical experience, starting back in 1964 with our faculty in Mechanical Engineering & Physical Engineering. The study programs at our Ravensburg-Weingarten University of Applied Sciences are characterized by practical training and numerous projects in modern, well-equipped laboratories. Students study in small groups, individually supervised by a team of highly qualified professors and assistants. Nearby dormitories and many leisure activities in the attractive landscape of Upper Swabia, close to the Lake of Constance and the Alps offer an excellent environment and the best conditions for studying, working and of course: living.
  • The unique strength of our RWU's academic life lies in practice: Research, Knowledge and Technology Transfer. The research of today is the future of tomorrow. Our courses are application-oriented and prepare students for demanding technical tasks as well as challenging leadership roles. We put the results of our research into practice, advising and supporting organizations in their research and development projects. Interested in our latest research topics? Link: h ttps:// forschung.rwu.de/en
  • For more than 30 years now our RWU offers English-speaking study programs and can look back to a very successful development of international study programs. Our International Office is well-known among international students and can draw upon years of knowledge and experience in all topics related to living & studying here in Weingarten. Furthermore, we also care about each and everyone's individual study success: supporting our students in their academic questions by offering a peer-to-peer approach. If you are interested in learning more about or special Orientation & Welcome Week, offered Excursions & Events, as well as Buddy Programs, take a look at: https: //www.rwu.de/en/university-uas/institutions/international-office
 
Job Prospective
You intend to stay and work in Germany? Or all around the world?
  • Our RWU is located in the south of Germany, close to the Lake of Constance and one of the most beautiful tri-border and strongest economic regions in Europe. Our study programs are characterized by a high degree of practical, real-world orientation and a close cooperation with the global players around us, e.g. Airbus, Continental, MTU, Vetter and ZF.
  • Mission: Realizing Potential. Shaping the Future. Our RWU is a nationally and internationally respected educational institution, a successful research university as well as a renowned partner for companies and other organizations. The high quality of our teaching, research and continuing education ensure that our graduates are well-respected and more qualified than the average. Our graduates can rely on a broad intercultural competence, are global in their thinking and ready to take on responsibility.
  • The individual advice offered by our Career Service provides an excellent opportunity to get to know the latest job offers here in the region: https://www.rwu.de/en/university-uas/institutions/career-service and our progressive German Language Courses provided by our CLIC offer an easy way to build a profound basis in German: https: //www.rwu.de/en/university-uas/institutions/clic-center-languages-and-int…
 
Student Life
You are looking for an economic and recreational attractive study place? Offering both national and international advantages?
  • Our RWU can be found in one of Germany's most beautiful landscapes and one of the most attractive vacation destinations. Weingarten is a great place to be, not only to study and work, but also to live. The region of Upper Swabia, close to the Lake of Constance offers a unique variety of cultural, recreational and sportive activities. Curious? Join our online campus tour: https: //www.rwu.de/media/3884
  • Student life in and around Weingarten never gets boring. If you are interested in culture and festivals: e.g. the famous Rutenfest in Weingarten, the Welfenfest in Weingarten or the historic Carnival all over the region. Or if you are more interested in sports and nature: e.g. university sport, mountain biking or skiing in the Alps, excursions to one of the many wine yards nearby. For further information: https://www.rwu.de/en/study/student-life/weingarten-and-region In addition, if you are interested in joining one of our RWU Student Associations & Projects: e.g. Formula Student Team, Rover 2 Mars, Big Band, etc. take a look here: https: //www.rwu.de/hochschule/einrichtungen
  • We see diversity as an opportunity and actively support all members of our university regardless of gender, nationality, faith, creed, disability, age or sexual orientation. Our bilingual courses especially are attended by both German students and students from all over the world. Innovative concepts, direct and open communication and individualized support are the hallmarks of our university. Interested in our students' opinion? Interviews: https://www.rwu.de/en/studieren/beratung/darum-rwu#tab-4519
 
Why study Electrical Engineering & Information Technology at our RWU
Digitalization, Robots, Automation and Communication Technology? Elective modules, laboratories and practical work experience?
  • Shape the future in the era of change by developing efficient new electrical and electronic technologies. Our B. Eng. in Electrical Engineering & Information Technology trains engineers who can translate scientific findings and technical ideas directly into practical applications or marketable products. With your B. Eng. you will deepen your knowledge in energy-efficiency, autonomous and control systems, contributing an essential part to companies' success in new, faster and more efficient technologies.
  • Modern life is not possible without electrical and electronic technologies: digital assistants, robots, autopilots in airplanes or car stability control systems, faster and more efficient transmission technologies, etc. almost all aspects of life benefit from an engineer's expertise. Our intensive supervision, numerous exercises in the laboratories, project work and case studies as well as the high focus on practical work, including a mandatory internship make our graduates a valuable asset for all national and international companies.
  • Your B. Eng. will furthermore enable you to pursue either an M. Eng. or M. Sc. afterwards. For further information about the individual courses, take a look at the latest Study & Examination Regulations.
Contact & People

General contact details

Opening hours by appointment by e-mail in room H231
Phone
Email markus.pfeil@rwu.de
Room H 231
On campus
Building H (main building)
Doggenriedstrasse 70
88250 Weingarten
Postal address RWU Hochschule Ravensburg-Weingarten
University of Applied Sciences
Electrical Engineering and Information Technology (EN)
P.O. Box 30 22
88216 Weingarten
Germany

Application Information

Application Information Electrical Engineering and Information Technology

Contact Details for B.Eng. in Electrical Engineering and Information Technology

Dean of Studies & Academic Advisor

Prof. Dr. rer. nat. Markus Pfeil

Embedded Systems, Sustainability Seminar
Dean of Studies, Advisor Electrical Engineering and Information Technology and E-Mobility and Green Energy, Sustainability Officer, Advisor Electrical Engineering and Embedded Systems (Master)
Prof. Dr. rer. nat. Markus Pfeil

Faculty Secretariat

Jennifer Rößler

Dean secretary's office, Bachelor study programs (DE + EN) E-Mobility and Green Energy, Electrical Engineering and Information Technology as Master study programs (EN) Electrical Engineering and Embedded Systems, Mechatronics

Professors

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Lothar Berger

Control engineering, process engineering, mathematical methods
Head of Study Program Electrical Engineering and Embedded Systems (Master), Head of the Control and Process Technology Laboratory
Lothar Berger

Prof. Dr.-Ing. László Farkas

Leistungselektronik, Elektrische Antriebe

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Frank Fechter

Mathematics (Analysis 2), communication networks, internet applications, traffic telematics, mobile communications (advanced telecommunications systems)
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Frank Fechter

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Stephan Jobke

Elektrotechnik und Digitaltechnik, emeritiert

Prof. Dipl.-Math. Ekkehard Löhmann

Chip cards, mathematics, basics of computer science
Equal Opportunities Officer of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
 Prof. Ekkehard Löhmann

Prof. Dr. rer. nat. Markus Pfeil

Embedded Systems, Sustainability Seminar
Dean of Studies, Advisor Electrical Engineering and Information Technology and E-Mobility and Green Energy, Sustainability Officer, Advisor Electrical Engineering and Embedded Systems (Master)
Prof. Dr. rer. nat. Markus Pfeil

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Raphael Ruf

Elektrotechnik und Mechatronik
Studiendekan und Studienberater Mechatronics (Master)
Ruf, Raphael

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Andreas Siggelkow

Electrical Engineering and Information Technology (Bachelor), Computer Science/Electrical Engineering PLUS Teaching Post (Bachelor), E-Mobility and Green Energy, Electrical Engineering and Embedded Systems (Master)
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Andreas Siggelkow

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Konrad Wöllhaf

Mechatronics, automation, robotics, simulation, tools: Matlab/Simulink, process simulator, VRML, data processing
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Konrad Wöllhaf

Academic staff

Vivien Glönkler M.Sc.

Akademische Mitarbeiterin Bachelorstudiengang Elektrotechnik und Informationstechnik, Robotiklabor
Leiterin First Responder
Vivien Glönkler

Christopher Bonenberger M.Eng.

Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter der Studiengänge Elektrotechnik & Informationstechnik (B.Sc.), Electrical Engineering and Embedded Systems (M.Sc.), Künstliche Intelligenz

Dipl.-Ing.(FH) Joachim Feßler

Laboringenieur
Mitglied des Personalrats
Joachim Feßler

Dipl.-Ing.(FH) Daniel Reiser

Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter, Messtechnik, digitale Signalprozessoren & Mikrocontroller

Bernd Stehle B.Eng.

Akademischer Mitarbeiter Bachelorstudiengang Elektrotechnik und Informationstechnik

Dipl.-Ing.(FH) Christoph Weber

Elektrotechnik, Schaltungsentwurf, Embedded Systems, Elektromobilität
LSF-Beauftragter, IT-Buchhaltung, ISMS
Foto von Christoph Weber

Martin Meier

Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter
Digitaltechnik Praktikum Rechnertechnologie Praktikum Embedded Computing Praktikum Mikrocontroller Praktikum

Practice Office

Prof. Dr. rer. nat. Martin Störzer

Sustainable Engineering
Head of internship office for the study programs Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Electromobility and Renewable Energies
RWU-Prof. Dr. Martin Störzer

Examination Office

Irma Krasovec B.A.

Examination Office Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Student Service
Study programs AI, EM, EI
Krasovec, Irma

Dean

Prof. Dr. Bela Mutschler

Online marketing, search engine marketing, e-business
Dean of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
Prof. Dr. Bela Mutschler