Following three semesters of scientific and electronic basic principles, the Electrical Engineering and Information Engineering (ELI) Bachelor's degree program provides students with the opportunity to decide between the four majors "Automation Technologies and Robotics", "Electronics and Embedded Systems", "Information and Communications Technology" or "Electrical Engineering for Renewable Energy Systems" (since WS2021/22).
Since 2017, we offer an alternative study program entitled "GettING Started" available to students of the ELI Bachelor's degree program. 

Contact person: Prof. Dr.-Ing. Cathrin Schröder (Dean of studies)

The Electrical Engineering for Renewable Energy Systems (ERE) Bachelor's degree program prepares students for the challenges of the energy transition. Following three semesters of scientific and electronic basic principles, students can decide between the two majors "Electronic grids" (including control, management and safety mechanisms) or "Components for Smart Grids".
Attention: The study program in its current form is closed for new students since the winter semester 2021/22."Electrical Engineering for Renewable Energy Systems" is integrated into the Electrical Engineering and Information Technology (ELI) Bachelor's degree program as a specification field starting since winter semester 2021/22.

Contact person: Prof. Dr.-Ing. Thomas Stetz (Head of the Bachelor's degree program)

The high-technology sector of space travel with its extreme demands on materials and techniques requires an interdisciplinary approach involving mathematics, informatics, natural sciences and engineering in order to achieve the highest goals, such as a manned mission to Mars or the further development of the commercially used satellite network. Training specialists in space travel applications with a broad knowledge of the fundamental sciences is the goal of the Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) degree course “Physics and Technology of Space Travel Applications”. Courses are situated between physics and electrical engineering and are taught in conjunction with the Justus-Liebig-Universität Giessen. 

Contact person: Prof. Dr.-Ing. Uwe Probst (Head of the Bachelor's degree program)

In addition, the department has been part of a collaborative teacher training degree program with Justus Liebig University in Gießen since 2008. Those interested can enroll in the Vocational Education and Training with the Specialization of Electrical Engineering (B.Ed.) program and graduate with a "(BBB) Bachelor of Education".

Contact person: Prof. Dr.-Ing. Stefan Cramer