Sensor Technology (graduate)

The advanced program in sensor technology builds on knowledge gained during undergraduate studies and, where applicable, professional experience. Students typically specialize in areas such as measurement engineering or automation; some master’s programs, however, cover the full breadth of sensor technology.

The program awards a second professionally qualifying university degree.

Core modules, for example:

• Advanced Chemistry
• Advanced Physics
• Analog Signal Processing
• Automotive Sensors Application
• Digital Signal Processing
• Realtime Data Processing
• Sensor Actor Networks
• System Integration

Elective modules, for example:

• Automotive Electronics and Simulation Testing
• Chemical Sensors
• Design of Experiments
• Internet of Things Design

Practical study components:

Depending on the university, students complete internships, practice-oriented modules, or a practical semester (e.g., with manufacturers of electromedical equipment).