Innovative electrical engineers are developing solutions for the challenges of tomorrow: emission-free electric cars, renewable energies, or modern communication tools are only a few areas we are working on. However, it is not sufficient for companies to only be concerned with the technical side of these promising fields. In order to be successful in the market, companies must consider problems also from an economic standpoint, while keeping the needs of the customers in mind. Here is where the degree course “Electrical Engineering, Business Administration and Economics” comes into play.
Approximately two thirds of the course material deal with the subjects of electrical engineering and information technology. The technical part of the studies has a focus on the basic principles as well as in depth lectures from the automation, energy and IT fields. A broad basis in business administration, such as cost accounting, Marketing, Controlling, Finances or business law, will be conveyed in the commercial part of the studies. The lectures from the commercial part of the studies are offered online, which grants the students more flexibility in their time as well as their physical location.
There are two variants for the dual degree program:
in the first variant (with integrated vocational training) students also complete a trade apprenticeship in an affiliate company and attain a vocational degree as well as a Bachelors of Engineering degree. The final exam for the apprenticeship is normally conducted by the chamber of commerce.
Students also complete in-depth internship phases with affiliate companies in the second variant (with integrated industrial internships). In this option, attendance at a vocational college is not required. A qualification as a skilled tradesman is not a part of this degree program. An internship semester can also be replaced by distributed internship phases for a total time of 18 weeks in an affiliate company.
Advantages of a dual degree program
Contact
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Lilia Lajmi
Phone: 0049 + 5331 939-42640
studienberatung-e@ostfalia.de
Graduation: Bachelor of Engineering (B.Eng.)
Study Regulations • Examination Regulations • Module catalogue • Accreditation Certificate |
An additional qualification as a skilled tradesman (for the variant with integrated
vocational training) i.e.: IT Specialist for application development, Mechatronics technician or electronics installer, Electrician for automation technology
Technischer Bereich (ca. 2/3 des Lehrstoffes)
Kaufmännischer Bereich (ca. 1/3 des Lehrstoffes)
Order of study:
1st, 2nd and 4th semester: basics
3rd and 6th semester: Internship semester in an affiliate company
5th, 7th and 8th semester: main studies
9th semester: integrated internship phase and bachelor thesis
technical field:
basics such as DC and AC power, measurement technology, IT, digital technology (basic
studies), specialization in energy technology, IT, control engineering, software engineering, power
electronics, electrical energy distribution, digital information transfer, communication systems
(main studies)
commercial field:
general business administration, marketing, accounting, human resources (basic studies)
basics and specialization in economic law, cost and revenue accounting, macroeconomics, financing
and controlling, logistics, investment (main studies)
„Integration“ courses such as statistics and project management as a link between the key topics of economics and technology as well as completion of the study thesis, internship project and bachelor thesis
Typical occupations:
Admission requirements
High School Diploma or advanced technical college certificate
Internship or apprenticeship contract with an
affiliate company
no pre-study internship necessary
no numerus clausus
Contracts with affiliate companies are currently in negotiation. Possible affiliate companies
can be found in the list from the degree program “Electrical Engineering and Information Technology
– Dual Program”.
application deadline
for Ostfalia: July 15th (start of studies in the winter semester)
for affiliate company: application
from the fall of the preceding year is recommended
Wie bewerben?
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(zum Wintersemester) bzw. Mitte November (zum Sommersemester) freigeschaltet.
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