The Bachelor of Engineering in Electromobility, Autonomous Driving and Mobile Robotics ‑ International is designed for international students who want to work at the cutting‑edge of modern mobility: from electric vehicle technologies and battery systems to autonomous driving algorithms, mobile robotics and smart sensor networks. As part of the provided curriculum, English is used as the language of instruction, with integrated modules of German for the first three semesters; that way, students can start their studies in a globally recognized language and switch to German-language lectures from the fourth semester onward. The emphasis of this curriculum on sustainability and future-oriented transport systems integrates electrical engineering, control systems, power electronics, robotics, and design of mobility systems.
The awarded degree is the Bachelor of Engineering, B.Eng.
Time frame: 8 semesters (4 years)
ECTS credits: 240 ECTS
Intakes: March (summer semester)
Language of instruction: In the first three semesters technical teaching is in English with German language courses integrated (from A2 to B2); from semester four lectures are in German.
Accreditations
The programme is part of a public German university of applied sciences (DIT), following German higher‑education quality frameworks.
The “international” designation emphasises the multilingual and international student profile, with early German integration for mobility into German job‑market.
Admission Requirements
A general German university entrance qualification (Hochschulzugangsberechtigung) or an equivalent international qualification.
Language requirements: German at level A1 (upon admission) plus English at level B2.
An admission test (online option available) which covers mathematics and physics.
Sufficient knowledge in basic scientific subjects (especially mathematics) is necessary.
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