Department of Electrical, Mechanical and Industrial Engineering Anhalt University of Applied Science

Fachbereich 6. Elektrotechnik, Maschinenbau und Wirtschaftsingenieurwesen (Hochschule Anhalt (Bernburg, Dessau und Köthen))

Anhalt University of Applied Science

Become an engineer? This is our specialty!
We electrify, we digitize, we build machines... and engineers!

At Faculty 6, the sought-after young engineers of tomorrow study in our electrical engineering and mechanical engineering courses. In bachelor's and master's degree programs, we teach and research current technical and technological issues and work closely with companies and institutes - a real plus for practice!

The future poses the questions - our graduates will provide smart answers.

More details about Department of Electrical, Mechanical and Industrial Engineering:

Welcome to the Engineering Campus!

Accelerating the timetable - decelerating in everyday life: Anhalt University of Applied Sciences on the Köthen campus offers ideal conditions for studying engineering: A family learning atmosphere with a good mentoring relationship, small internship groups instead of overcrowded lecture halls, manageable costs for student living, student clubs and Lounges where students know each other...

And if you are drawn to the city, the next big cities Halle and Leipzig - yes, even Berlin - can be reached quickly.

We form (with) tradition

Educating the young engineers of tomorrow, shaping the future: That is our mission - since 1891. The educational tradition of the Anhalt University of Applied Sciences and its predecessor institutions goes back that far in history. From an academy to a polytechnic to a technical university, it has firmly established itself in the educational landscape as a guarantee of high-quality training in engineering.

Today, it has made a name for itself as a university of applied sciences - and with it our department as a place of education for engineers: practical relevance is very important to us, because we know from experience how important proximity to practice is for answering technical and technological questions of the future .