Faculty VII Electrical Engineering – Mechatronics – Optometry Berliner Hochschule für Technik

Fachbereich VII Elektrotechnik – Mechatronik – Optometrie (Berliner Hochschule für Technik)

Berliner Hochschule für Technik

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Electrical engineering

Electrical engineering is an important foundation in the modern technical world and a key competence for solving current problems in our environment. A bachelor's degree in electrical engineering is offered as well as a degree that integrates training in cooperation with the OSZ TIEM.

The English-language master’s degree in Information and Communications Engineering opens up excellent career opportunities at home and abroad as well as in development and research departments.

The Master's degree in Energy and Automation Systems prepares students for the challenges in the development and research departments of companies and in scientific institutions in energy and automation technology.

Electromobility

The Bach electromobility course combines the topics of electromobility, renewable energies and IT competence (with app development, networking, IoT, smart grid).

Humanoid robotics

In the bachelor’s degree in Humanoid Robotics, students build, program and test their own autonomous robots and deal with technology as well as ethical, legal and social aspects.

Mechatronics

Mechatronics engineers bring electronics, construction and information technology together and thus develop innovative products - for example cell phones, 3D printers and electric vehicles. Mechatronics students (bachelor's degree and master's degree) benefit from collaborations with companies in the fields of automotive technology, medical technology, laser technology and sensor / optoelectronics.

Optometry

Optometrists adjust visual aids and can also assess the health of the eyes. The ophthalmic optics / optometry course (bachelor's degree and master's degree) combines content from technology, physics, biology, physiology and medicine with manual components.