MSc Systems Engineering at University of Bremen

The master's degree programs Systems Engineering I + II at the University of Bremen are supported by three faculties: Faculty 01: Physics / Electrical Engineering , Faculty 03: Mathematics / Computer Science , and Faculty 04: Production Engineering – Mechanical Engineering and Process Engineering (leading faculty). Thus, the interdisciplinary study programme offers qualifications in the three basic disciplines of electrical engineering, computer science and production/mechanical engineering. It gives the students an opportunity to apply and expand their theoretical knowledge of the three basic disciplines with specific knowledge and skills in four different specialization areas: Automation and robotics, Embedded systems and system software, Mechatronics, and Production engineering.

Faculty: Faculty 04: Production Engineering - Mechanical Engineering & Process Engineering  |  Duration: 3 / 4 semesters  |  Study mode: full-time; German-taught  |  Intake: Winter semester and summer semester  |  Location: Bremen, Bremen, Germany

What you will study

The 4-semester Master's programme Systems Engineering II begins with an advanced semester with the 5 modules of the advanced module: Advanced module Systems Engineering (6 CP) Advanced module Electrical Engineering (6 CP) Advanced module Production Engineering (6 CP) Fundamentals of Systems Engineering (6 CP). The 3-semester Master's programme Systems Engineering I is identical to the 2nd to 4th semester of the 4-semester Master's programme Systems Engineering II: 3 Integration Modules in which students gain basic knowledge to continue their studies in the chosen specialization area: Integration Module Electrical Engineering (6 CP), Integration Module Computer Science (6 CP), and Integration Module Production Engineering (6 CP).

Career pathways

Master graduates in the subject of Systems Engineering are able to consider the system as one whole unit. Their knowledge and skills in the three disciplines (electrical engineering, computer science and production/mechanical engineering) is deepened and applied in one specialization area.

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