Studies in CMM

Introduction

The faculty ranks among the top five in Germany with respect to research funds raised. They work closely with national and international industry and other research centers on research projects involving the newest technology. Students are encouraged to participate in these projects. Funding opportunities for students are available in limited number. For more detailed information visit the University's official webpage.

Degree

Master of Science

Duration of the Courses

2 years

Language

All compulsory and elective courses which are part of the CMM syllabus are taught in English. There is a compulsory German language class in the first semester. Students who already have German skills take a class at their skill level.

Career Prospects

Engineers from CMM are needed in a wide range of fields including industrial and non-industrial research, planning, development, implementation, production, distribution, and maintenance of all types of microtechnology or automation systems.

Goals of the Courses

• A broad understanding and knowledge in the fields Control, Microelectronics and Microsystems, as well as Automation Engineering, e.g. semiconductor circuits and sensors, robot and vehicle control.
• Introduction to non-technical subjects dealing with economics, legal and social issues.
• Development of required skills for entry into the professions of Control, Microsystems and Automation Engineering.

Housing and Funding

Organisational assistance is offered to all master students related to housing and other concerns. See the website of the International Office for details. Limited funding opportunities are available through student jobs available within research projects or in companies around the campus.