Which master's program should I pursue?
Pursuing a Master's in Electrical Engineering in Germany is a strong option given your background and experience. Programs in this field can leverage your 4 years of work experience and help address your 6-year study gap.
Recommended program types:
- Electrical Engineering (Advanced Technical Facility Management): Focuses on large-scale technical plants and is designed for professionals with industry experience. Usually offered part-time and in German.
- Electrical Engineering and Information Technology: Offers specializations like Automation Technology, Renewable Energy, and Smart Electronic Systems. Typically a 4-semester, German-taught program.
- Electrical and Electronic Engineering: Covers areas such as Mechatronics, Automation, IoT, and Industry 4.0, preparing graduates for diverse roles in the sector.
Most programs are taught in German, so language proficiency is essential. Your professional experience helps offset the study gap, especially in engineering fields.
Looking for a specific course in Germany?
We will find the universities that offer it, and whether you will get in.
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