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Electronics Engineering M.Sc.

Three-Semester Programme

For applicants with 210 ECTS

Who is this programme for?

Our three-semester master´s programme is intended for applicants who hold a bachelor's degree with at least 210 ECTS in Electronics Engineering or a closely related field (e.g. Electrical Engineering, Embedded Systems, RF Engineering, Applied Physics).

With a solid academic background, you can progress directly into advanced studies and complete your master’s in a fast-track format.

Not sure whether your degree meets the 210 ECTS requirement? Check here first: Choose your path

Study Options: Standard or Dual Track

The master´s programme Electronics Engineering is offered in two formats:

  • You will study full time at the university, focusing entirely on academic learning, laboratory work and research. This is the most common format and does not include a company placement.

  • You will combine your studies with employment in a cooperating engineering company. Practical phases are integrated into the curriculum through Theory-Practice-Project (TPP) modules in the first and second semester.

    • A signed contract with a partner company is required before enrolment.

    • This option is ideal for applicants with prior industry experience or those seeking hands-on training alongside their studies.

    • Available in a limited number of places.

Overview

Duration:
3 semesters (90 ECTS)

Start:
1 April or 1 October

Language of instruction:
English

Degree awarded:
Master of Science (M.Sc.)

Study options:
Standard or Dual track

Tuition fees:
None

  • Electronics Engineering main page

Programme Structure

The three-semester master´s programme is designed to provide in-depth technical specialisation, interdisciplinary skills and practical experience:

  • 8 technical electives in Electronics Engineering (4 per semester)
  • 2 non-technical electives focusing on communication, project management or intercultural skills
  • Dual study option: replaces 1 technical elective per semester with a Theory-Practice-Project
  • Final semester dedicated to the master´s thesis, including a seminar and colloquium

With this wide range of electives, students can tailor their studies to their individual interests and career goals.

  • Students choose from a broad catalogue of advanced technical modules in areas such as embedded systems, microsensors, machine learning, signal processing, or communications. These electives enable students to specialise according to their interests and to build a strong academic profile.

    A full list of available modules is provided in the module catalogue (PDF).

     

  • Students choose from a broad catalogue of advanced technical modules in areas such as embedded systems, microsensors, machine learning, signal processing, or communications. These electives enable students to specialise according to their interests and to build a strong academic profile.

    A full list of available modules is provided in the module catalogue (PDF).

  • Students choose from a broad catalogue of advanced technical modules in areas such as embedded systems, microsensors, machine learning, signal processing, or communications. These electives enable students to specialise according to their interests and to build a strong academic profile.

    A full list of available modules is provided in the module catalogue (PDF).

  • Electronics Engineering Electives (standard track)
    Students choose from a broad catalogue of advanced technical modules in areas such as embedded systems, microsensors, machine learning, signal processing, or communications. These electives enable students to specialise according to their interests and to build a strong academic profile.

    Theory-Practice-Project 2 (dual track)
    As part of a continuing project in their partner company, students apply and expand their academic knowledge in a real-world engineering environment. The project is supported by structured academic consulting at HSB, fostering critical reflection, scientific thinking, and professional communication.

  • Students choose two non-technical modules to strengthen skills in areas such as:

    • Intercultural teamwork
    • Project management
    • Research methods
    • Academic writing
    • Technology in society
    • Language skills (e.g. German for non-native speakers)

    These electives are designed to enhance communication, collaboration, leadership and research capabilities – all essential for success in international engineering careers.

  • Students choose from a broad catalogue of advanced technical modules in areas such as embedded systems, microsensors, machine learning, signal processing, or communications. These electives enable students to specialise according to their interests and to build a strong academic profile.

    A full list of available modules is provided in the module catalogue (PDF).

  • Students choose from a broad catalogue of advanced technical modules in areas such as embedded systems, microsensors, machine learning, signal processing, or communications. These electives enable students to specialise according to their interests and to build a strong academic profile.

    A full list of available modules is provided in the module catalogue (PDF).

  • Students choose from a broad catalogue of advanced technical modules in areas such as embedded systems, microsensors, machine learning, signal processing, or communications. These electives enable students to specialise according to their interests and to build a strong academic profile.

    A full list of available modules is provided in the module catalogue (PDF).

  • Electronics Engineering Electives (standard track)
    Students choose from a broad catalogue of advanced technical modules in areas such as embedded systems, microsensors, machine learning, signal processing, or communications. These electives enable students to specialise according to their interests and to build a strong academic profile.

    Theory-Practice-Project 3 (dual track)
    In the final TPP module, students deepen their independent problem-solving skills by tackling an advanced project in their company. Academic supervision ensures scientific rigour and prepares students for their Master’s thesis, often building on the TPP project.

  • Students choose two non-technical modules to strengthen skills in areas such as:

    • Intercultural teamwork
    • Project management
    • Research methods
    • Academic writing
    • Technology in society
    • Language skills (e.g. German for non-native speakers)

    These electives are designed to enhance communication, collaboration, leadership and research capabilities – all essential for success in international engineering careers.

  • Students independently work on a current scientific or technical topic, demonstrating their ability to conduct research and place it in a broader interdisciplinary context. The thesis can be completed in a lab, in industry, or abroad, and is presented in both a seminar and final colloquium.

See the complete list of electives in the module catalogue

  • Module manual 2025 (PDF, 2 MB, File does not meet accessibility standards)

Examination regulations

  • _2019 MP Electronics Engineering (PDF, 250 KB, File does not meet accessibility standards)
  • _2022 MPO Electronics Engineering (PDF, 545 KB, File does not meet accessibility standards)
  • _2025 MPO Electronics Engineering (PDF, 329 KB, File does not meet accessibility standards)
  • General examination regulations for master degree programmes

Special Programme Features

  • Would you like to gain professional experience during your master’s studies?

    Our dual study track combines academic learning with practical training at one of our partner companies.

    • In each of the first two semesters, dual study students work on real-life engineering projects (Theory-Practice-Project) at their company, which are scientifically supervised by our academic staff.
    • In addition, they continue their practical work during the non-lecture periods.
    • The master's thesis is typically completed in cooperation with the company.

    Dual study places are limited and require an individual contract with a participating company.

  • You may choose to study with or without a profile – depending on your academic interests or career goals.

    Two profile options are available within the field of Intelligent Systems:

    • Development and Fabrication of Intelligent Systems – focusing on the design and production of smart systems, including microsensors, embedded AI and mixed-signal electronics.
    • Application of Intelligent Systems – focusing on the implementation of intelligent systems in fields such as automation, instrumentation, and autonomous technologies.

    To qualify for a profile, you must complete four technical electives assigned to that profile and write your master's thesis in the same area.

    The module catalogue indicates which modules count towards each profile.

     

  • Hands-on experience is the core of this master´s programme. Most modules combine seminars with laboratory work and students work in small groups on real-world projects.

    If you choose the dual study track, your studies will be combined with a placement at a partner company. You will undertake practical projects in industry, supported by academic supervision through our Theory-Practice-Project modules. This close integration of academic learning and industrial experience is unique at the master's level.

  • In the final semester, students work independently on their master's thesis – typically in collaboration with a research project or industry partner.

    What sets this phase apart is the Master Project Consulting, a structured academic coaching format in small groups. It ensures continuous academic supervision and peer exchange, which is particularly valuable for dual study students completing their thesis in a company setting.

Application

Does this sound like the right fit for you? If you are eager to begin your journey in Electronics Engineering, here is when and how to apply.

Applications are accepted during these periods:

   
For winter semester (programme starts on 1 October): 1 June – 15 July
For summer semester (programme starts on 1 April): 15 Dezember – 15 January

Here’s how to complete your application – step by step.

  • You can apply for the three-semester track if you meet the following criteria:

    • A bachelor’s degree with at least 210 ECTS (or equivalent workload)

    • A final grade of 2.5 or better in the German system (or equivalent international grade, e.g. ECTS grade A or B)

    • C1-level English proficiency demonstrated through TOEFL, IELTS or an equivalent test – or your bachelor's degree, if it was taught in English

    • No German language skills required – the programme is fully taught in English

    For international students, a cumulative grade point average (CGPA) of at least 3.00/4.00, 7.50/10.00, an upper first-class degree with distinction, or a percentage above 70 % is generally indicative of meeting the grade requirement.

    • However, the Vorprüfungsdokumentation (VPD) issued by uni-assist (see step 4) is the decisive factor for admission.
  • You will need:

    • Your bachelor's certificate and transcript

    • Proof of English language proficiency (if applicable)

    • A copy of your ID card or passport

    • Curriculum Vitae and letter of motivation (recommended for international applicants)

    • Applicants from India, Vietnam and China: APS certificate

    • Vorprüfungsdokumentation VPD from uni-assist

    • For non-EU nationals: a copy of the visa for stays in Germany

  • Applicants from India, Vietnam or China must also submit an APS certificate issued by the Academic Evaluation Centre (APS) in their home country.

    • Please apply for the APS certificate well in advance – it is required for enrolment at German universities.

    APS India

    APS Vietnam

    APS China

  • If you obtained your bachelor's degree outside Germany, you must request a Vorprüfungsdokumentation (VPD) from uni-assist before applying.

    This document confirms that your degree qualifies you for admission to a master's programme in Germany.

    • Apply for your VPD as early as possible – the process may take 4–6 weeks.
    • If you are still waiting for VPD, please upload proof of your VPD application.

    Get your VPD here

  • Once you have received your VPD and the APS certificate (if applicable), you can apply via the HSB online portal:

    • Make sure to select the correct programme variant (three-semester, Electronics Engineering M.Sc.)!
    • Please use a valid e-mail address and check it regularly.

    Apply through our platform CampInO - available only during the application periods

    Help and support

  • The admission procedure begins once the application deadline has passed. If your application status changes, you will be notified by e-mail. Please check your e-mails regularly – the HSB will only contact you only this way!

    Accepting a place and enrolling at HSB

Getting Ready to Study

Smiling student in a university hallway, surrounded by peers.

© Sabrina Peters

Before your studies begin, there are a few important things to take care of – especially if you are moving to Germany:

  • Apply for a student visa (if required)
  • Arrange accommodation in Bremen
  • Take out health insurance
  • Plan your arrival in time for orientation and the start of lectures

We are here to support you:

  • International Office: Assistance with study-related matters and everyday life during your stay in Germany: advice and support for international students

Contact

Do you have questions about the programme or your application? We are happy to assist you.

Programme Director

Porträtfoto Friedrich Fleischmann

Prof. Dr. Ing. Friedrich Fleischmann
+49 421 5905 3453
Email

Advice and support for international students

Auf dem Foto ist Robert Rennie zu sehen. Er hat kurzes graues Haar und trägt einen weißen Pullover.

Robert Campbell Rennie
Advisor for international students
+49 421 5905-2361
Email

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