E-Mobility (graduate)

The advanced program in E-Mobility builds on knowledge gained in an undergraduate degree and, where applicable, professional experience. Students typically choose a focus area, such as electrical energy systems.

The program culminates in a second professionally qualifying university degree.

E-Mobility is also offered in part-time and dual-study formats.

Compulsory modules, e.g.:

• Automated Drives
• Power Electronics Components
• Theory of Electric Machines
• Reliability & Robustness of Power Electronic Systems (6 ECTS, core)

Elective modules, e.g.:

• Advanced Mobile and V2X Communication
• Fuel Cells and Fuel Cell Systems
• Electrochemical Energy Storage
• Energy Storage and Conversion Systems
• Intelligent Sensor Systems
• Modeling and Identification of Dynamic Systems
• Sustainable Factory Operations
• Renewable Energy Law

Practical study components:

Depending on the university: internships, practice modules, or a practical semester (e.g., in the automotive industry).