Department of Engineering, IT, technology and engineering

Automation and Electronics Development (B.Eng.)

Q: How can I apply?

Secure your place on your desired degree programme easily online! Our campus management system HISinOne makes it possible: Simply upload all your application documents in PDF format to the relevant fields in the online portal, and if you need to submit any additional documents, that's no problem! You can easily send any missing documents by e-mail to our Student Service Centre: Simply contact us at ssz@hs-nordhausen.de.

Automation and electronics development - your path to an exciting and innovative career in the world of technology.

What is automation and electronics development?

The Automation and Electronics Development degree programme combines the fields of automation technology and electronics. You will learn how automation systems are developed and implemented using modern control and regulation technology. You will also deal with the design, simulation and production of electronic circuits and devices. This interdisciplinary approach enables you to acquire comprehensive knowledge in both areas and to be versatile.

Fields of work

With a degree in automation and electronics development, you can work in many exciting areas, e.g. production automation, energy and building technology, automotive engineering, medical technology, production engineering or process automation. Typical positions are development engineer, project engineer, automation engineer, electronics developer or systems engineer.

At a glance

Study programme	Info
Short description:	AEE
Academic degree:	Bachelor of Engineering (B.Eng.)
Standard period of study / scope of services:	7 semesters / 210 ECTS credits
Teaching language:	German
Study format:	StudyPractice, full-time
Study start:	Winter term
Pre-internship:	not required
Application period:	online from 1 April
Admission restriction:	no
Admission requirements:	General higher education entrance qualification, subject-specific higher education entrance qualification, entrance qualification for universities of applied sciences or an equivalent recognised qualification.
Tuition fees:	none

Are you enthusiastic about technology and want to design automation systems and develop electronic circuits and devices using the latest tools?

Then the Automation and Electronics Development degree programme at Nordhausen University of Applied Sciences is just right for you!

In our practice-oriented degree programme, you will learn how to use state-of-the-art development tools in control engineering. The design and simulation of electronic circuits and devices are also part of your curriculum, so that you are optimally prepared for your future career.

Thanks to our well-developed network of industry contacts in Germany and abroad, we are able to guarantee practical training and a practical phase with a Bachelor's thesis in a company.

Information about the degree programme

Programme content

The degree programme comprises a combination of compulsory and elective modules. The first

Both semesters teach you the basics of engineering science, such as engineering mathematics, physics, technical mechanics and materials technology.

In the advanced semesters, you can specialise in various fields, e.g. automation technology, control engineering, robotics, electronics technology, microprocessor technology, drive technology and actuator technology. The degree programme ends with a practical work placement semester and the Bachelor's thesis, which is usually written in a

industrial companies.

Target group

The degree programme is aimed at anyone who is interested in technology and engineering.

interest. A good understanding of maths and physics and an interest in technology

are an advantage. Ideal for committed individuals who work in the industry and are interested in

innovative technical solutions.

Career prospects

With a degree in automation and electronics development, you will be able to

numerous career opportunities in various technical industries. Here are

some of the exciting careers you can pursue with an AEE degree:

Development engineer: You work on the development of new

automation systems and electronic devices, from the concept phase through to

Ready for series production. You plan, design and optimise technical systems and contribute to the

innovative strength of the company.

Project engineer: You lead projects for the development and implementation of

automation solutions. You coordinate teams, set milestones and provide

ensure that projects are completed on time and within budget.

become.

Automation technician: You plan and realise automation projects in

various industrial sectors, such as production automation, energy management

and building technology or vehicle technology. You optimise existing systems

and develop new automation solutions.

Electronics developer: You will design and simulate electronic circuits and

Devices for various applications, such as medical technology, energy technology

or communication and information technology. You develop software and

firmware and create circuit board layouts.

Systems engineer: You analyse and model complex technical systems,

develop automation solutions and implement them in existing systems

systems. You work on an interdisciplinary basis and combine different technical

disciplines to find efficient and innovative solutions.

Thanks to our practical training and close cooperation with the industry, you will be

you are ideally prepared for the demands of the labour market. Many of our graduates

find attractive positions in the industry directly after graduation or decide to

for an advanced Master's programme to further improve their career opportunities

What documents are required for the online application?

When applying for a Bachelor's degree programme, you must submit a simple copy of the

University entrance qualification (high school diploma or other suitable certificates in pdf-format)

format) after registering in the applicant portal.

Degree, recognition, accreditation

Bachelor of Engineering (B.Eng.), state-recognised and accredited

Student Council

Student Council IAE (Computer Science, Automation and Electronics)

This student council is responsible for the following degree programmes:

Automation and Electronics Development (B.A.)

Computer Science (B.A.)

Internet - Technology and Applications (discontinued)

The IAE Student Council represents the interests of students on the Computer Science, ITA and AEE degree programmes at Nordhausen University of Applied Sciences.

We pool student concerns and represent them to lecturers, our deans and the university. We also organise social events for our student council.

If you have any questions or suggestions reachable by e-mail. We will be happy to help you.

Head of degree programme:

Prof. Dr Klaus-Peter Neitzke

Professor

+49 3631 420-322
Building 25, Room 25.0103

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Matthias Viehmann

Professor, Dean of Studies

+49 3631 420-336
Building 20, Room 20.0208

Student Council IAE

Modules AEE

Orders AEE

Programme content AEE

Details

Orders

The regulations for your degree programme, published in the official announcements of the HSN:

21/2022

First amendment to the examination regulations for the Bachelor's degree programmes of the faculty

Engineering sciences from 12.07.2013

First amendment to the examination regulations for the Bachelor's degree programmes of the faculty

Engineering sciences from 29 August 2018

Second amendment to the examination regulations for the Bachelor's degree programmes in the Faculty of Engineering dated 30/09/2016

13/2021

Study regulations for the Bachelor's degree programme in Automation and Electronics Development

Winter semester 2016/17, winter semester 2018/19

Study regulations for the Bachelor's degree programme in Automation and Electronics Development

11/2018

Winter semester 2018/19

Examination regulations for the Bachelor's degree programmes of the Faculty of Engineering

12/2017

Winter semester 2016/17

First amendment to the examination regulations for the Bachelor's degree programmes of the Faculty of Engineering

06/2016

Winter semester 2016/17

Examination regulations for the Bachelor's degree programmes of the Faculty of Engineering

10/2015

Winter term 2013/14

First amendment to the study regulations for the Bachelor's degree programme in Automation and Electronics Engineering

First amendment to the study regulations for the Bachelor's degree programme Internet - Technology and Applications

07/2013

Winter term 2013/14

Study regulations for the Bachelor's degree programme in Automation and Electronics Engineering

06/2013

Winter term 2013/14

Examination regulations for the Bachelor's degree programmes of the Faculty of Engineering

Internship regulations for the Bachelor's degree programmes of the Faculty of Engineering

Note:
Semester details apply to first-time enrolments from this date (e.g. valid for first-time enrolment from winter semester 2020/2021)

Module handbook:

Modules AEE

Flyer:

Flyer AEE

Why you should study Automation and electronics development at HSN:

Diverse and practical training: Through numerous projects and collaborations with industry, you will gain practical insights and be able to apply what you have learnt directly.

Personalised support: Small seminar groups and personal support ensure that you feel that you are in good hands and can get help quickly if you have any questions.

Modern and flexible study conditions: Our university offers you modern facilities and flexible study models that adapt to your needs.

Strong networking: Our well-maintained network of regional and national industry contacts opens up numerous opportunities for internships and networking.

Advantages over a university: At our university, you will receive more support in your learning process. We offer learning objective control questions, exercises to deepen your knowledge and encourage interaction in lectures and seminars. Instead of anonymous lectures with hundreds of students, you benefit from a personal learning atmosphere and direct dialogue with the lecturers.

Research and practice: Our university is one of the few that receives an above-average proportion of research funding from industry-funded, practice-relevant research projects. This enables you to gain valuable practical experience and build up a professional network during your final thesis. You will be supervised by professors who themselves have many years of experience in industry.

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How can I apply?

It's easy to secure your place on your desired degree programme online!

Our Campus Management System HISinOne makes it possible:

Simply upload all your application documents in PDF format to the relevant fields in the online portal.
And if you still need to submit something, that is No problem! You can easily send missing documents by e-mail to our Study Service Centre:
Simply contact us at .

How can I finance my studies?

We know that student budgets are often tight. That's why we want to reassure you right away: At our university there are No tuition fees!

To support you in financing your studies, we provide you with the following information at BAföG helpful tips on how to apply and ensure that your application is complete. You will also find important contacts there.
We want to support and encourage particularly talented and motivated students.

Under Scholarships you will find information on various scholarship programmes. There are also other funding options, such as the 'StudiumThüringenPlus' study start-up grant, parental funding, child benefit and the opportunity to earn your own money through a student job.

What is the difference between studying at a college and a university?

Unlike at a university, you will receive more support in your learning process at our university. We provide learning objective control questions, enable you to deepen your knowledge through exercises and also facilitate a great deal of interaction in lectures and seminars. These are big differences to courses with >300 students.