Relevance to Practice
Depending on the particular programme within the International programme in Micro- and Opto-Systems Engineering (ISMO), you acquire the skills necessary for: Designing, constructing and maintaining:Electronic circuits and microchips
Microstructures and microsystems such as in airbags and park pilots
Measurement and testing systems such as those used in the electronics industry
Equipment for optical communications technology
such as lasers and optical equipment used in a range of fields from medical technology to shipbuilding:
to design, to carry out and to consult.
Because of this broad educational foundation you are in a position to work successfully in related fields of activity as well. With a good degree you also have the opportunity of qualifying later on for a Master's of Science (MScEE).
ISMO puts a particular emphasis on practicums in modern equipped laboratories and on project-related courses and lectures in order to convey the work techniques of the actual professional workday already during the course of study. In addition great value is placed on the acquisition of social competencies, which is supported by the nature of the courses and lectures and by specific courses such as, for example, that in team building. Also an integral part of the programme are languages as well as the foundations of business management and the social sciences.