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Electrical Engineering Developing electrical and electronic solutions

A Master of Science in Engineering with specialization in Electrical Engineering gives graduates the unique opportunity to expand their technical skills and equips them with the knowledge to assume leading roles within complex research projects.

The program provides the students to analyze problems  and to specify electrical and electronic solutions, particularly in the context of interdisciplinary collaboration with peers from the industry and business sectors. They thus obtain the necessary skills to advance the state of technology of their chosen disciplines.
In the framework of your specialization, you have the opportunity to work and conduct research in a broad range of specializations including Embedded Systems, Communications Systems, Digital Signal Processing, Analogue and Digital Electronics, Automation and Control Technology, Electrical Machines, Power Electronics, and Sensor Technology.

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Yanick Zeder, Student MSE Electrical Engineering

«For me, it was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity when my advisor came to me and asked if I was interested in this space-related project.»

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As a consecutive degree program, the Master of Science with a specialization in Electrical Engineering requires solid competences in the respective fields of Engineering.
Applicants are also required to hold one of the Bachelor’s degrees listed below:

  • BSc in Electrical Engineering
  • BSc in Electronic Engineering

Applications by prospective students with a different academic background will be considered under certain conditions.

As a graduate of the MSE profile Electrical Engineering, you will be able to tackle complex issues in the field of applied research, product development and the automation of production. After graduation, you will have the skills to independently specify requirements and to select problem-specific technologies, methods and processes in order to convert these requirements into market-ready products.
As an Electrical Engineering graduate, you may work in various fields of activity depending on your specialization: from spectroscopes to pacemakers all the way to power stations, from mobile applications to internet routers to radar systems and communication satellites, and from elevators to robots to electric cars in smart cities.
The Master’s program with its applied focus will sharpen your systematic skills, ensuring you will be able to assume relevant leadership positions early on in your career. 

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    Christoph Eck
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    Christoph Eck

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    Thomas Graf
    Lecturer

    Thomas Graf

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    Marcel Joss
    Lecturer

    Marcel Joss

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    Andrew Paice
    Head of the iHomeLab

    Andrew Paice

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    Erich Styger
    Lecturer

    Erich Styger

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    Markus Thalmann
    Lecturer

    Markus Thalmann

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    Jürgen Wassner
    Co-Head of the Competence Center for Intelligent Sensors and Networks

    Jürgen Wassner

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    Klaus Zahn
    Head of CC ISN

    Klaus Zahn

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    Patric Eberle
    Professor

    Patric Eberle

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    Antonios Papaemmanouil
    Head of the Institute of Electrical Engineering

    Antonios Papaemmanouil

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    Adrian Omlin
    Lecturer

    Adrian Omlin

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    Thierry Prud'homme
    Head of CC Autonomous Systems and Robotics

    Thierry Prud'homme

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    Jonas Mühlethaler
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    Jonas Mühlethaler

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    Christian Jost
    Lecturer

    Christian Jost

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    Armin Taghipour
    Head of Continuing and Executive Education of Innovation & Technology

    Armin Taghipour

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    Andreas Rumsch
    Lecturer

    Andreas Rumsch

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