... to the Department of Electrical Engineering and Information Technology (FB EI)
WELCOME...
Additional time and support throughout your studies via "GettING Started" [read more here]
PLANNING YOUR STUDIES
Fabrice tells about his first-semester-experience and about the [International Buddy Program]
STUDENTS' ADVICE TO FRESHMEN
Questions regarding your studies? Our Secretary's office is at your service [Get in touch]
SECRETARY'S OFFICE
BEGINNING YOUR STUDIES
Dear Freshmen, follow this [link] for all relevant first-semester-information !
THE DEPARTMENT'S VIDEO GALLERY
Have a look at videos about our study programs, field trips or this year's summer fest [more]
Use the "THM Organizer" to create your own interactive schedule online [more information]
ONLINE SCHEDULE VIA ORGANIZER
Enjoy your studies with the help of 17 professors, 15 employees and a number of lecturers
TEAM WORK AND SUPPORT
ENERGY TRANSITION, INDUSTRY 4.0...
... Internet of Things. Find out more about the trendsetting topics we shape together [here]
GETTING TO KNOW THE INDUSTRY
Follow us on europe-wide field trips to learn directly from the industry.
Institution and Centers
Centre of Competence for Nanotechnology and Photonics
The interdisciplinary Centre of Competence for Nanotechnology and Photonics (NanoP) comprises electrotechnical research across the entire range from nano-electronics through to aerospace electronics and brings together expertise from the Departments of Electrical Engineering and Information Technology (EI), Information Technology-Electrical Engineering-Mechatronics (IEM) and Mechanical Engineering and Energy Technology (ME). The research work of all members of the NanoP centre of competence focuses on developing and applying simulations, modelling, designs and tests.
>> Read more: Centre of Competence for Nanotechnology and Photonics
Central Research Laboratory
The Central Research Laboratory for Electrical Engineering was founded in January 1st, 2015. Its main objective is to strengthen and expand our connections to the local industries and to provide our students with the opportunity to gather first professional work experience. For this purpose, it has access to all laboratory resources provided by the EI department.
Our students can choose between the following activities:
Read more: Central Research Laboratory
Institute for Power Electronics and Electrical Systems
The Institute for Power Electronics and Electrical Systems (LEA) was created in 2014 and is part of our university-wide "etem.THM - Power Engineering and Management" research center. In this interdisciplinary and department-overarching collaboration, education and research in power engineering are combined.
Read more: Institute for Power Electronics and Electrical Systems
