Bachelor's
Degree
Dual
Winter semester
7 semesters
Special conditions
Wetzlar
Semester fee
In the dual Bachelor's degree program in Electrical Engineering, students are enabled to identify engineering tasks and problems and to solve them using scientific and methodical approaches. They learn to optimally utilize and optimize the technologies available in electrical engineering.
The degree program builds on a broad spectrum of fundamental engineering and natural science subjects and combines these with the modern, career-oriented fields of general electrical engineering and computer engineering.
In the first three semesters, the focus is on classic foundational modules in electrical engineering, such as mathematics, physics, fundamentals of electrical engineering, transformations, microcomputer technology, digital technology, and electronics. The later semesters are characterized by more in-depth, application-oriented courses in the respective specialization.
Studies
Study progress
In the three-and-a-half-year dual Bachelor's degree program, theory (at the university) and practice (during the time spent at the company) alternate. The program begins with an introductory phase in August, during which students become familiar with the company and its operations and processes. Lectures for the first semester begin in October. Practical phases place after the first, second, and third semesters. Following the fourth semester, the fifth semester offers the opportunity for individual specialization or a semester abroad. The sixth semester is followed by project-based learning. Apart from two-day theory modules at StudiumPlus, students work at their partner company, tackling larger projects. The seventh semester begins with the practical component of the thesis at the company. This is followed by theoretical block modules at the university. In the final month of the program, students prepare for the colloquium, which takes place at the end of the studies, while working at the company.
Digital teaching concept
The compulsory modules of the Computer Engineering specialization within the dual Bachelor's degree program in Electrical Engineering (B.Eng.) can be offered as hybrid courses, combining virtual and in-person instruction, starting in the fourth semester. The aim of this hybrid format is to combine the advantages of increased temporal and spatial flexibility and environmental sustainability with the intensive personal interaction of in-person classes. Furthermore, the Elective modules of the fifth semester are generally offered as virtual courses for all specializations.
About StudiumPlus
A full university degree, intensive practical experience, and above-average career opportunities: This is the prospect StudiumPlus offers motivated and high-achieving young people. StudiumPlus is an innovative dual study program. It is backed by three strong partners: the Technische Hochschule Mittelhessen (THM), the largest university of applied sciences in Hesse; the Competence Center for Dual Studies StudiumPlus e. V. (CCD), which unites over 950 partner companies and institutions; and the Chambers of Commerce and Industry of Central Hesse, led by the Lahn-Dill Chamber of Industry and Commerce.
Further information is available from StudiumPlus.
Specializations
Career prospects