Skip to main content
DA / EN
DA / EN

Search

Education in SDU Digital and High-Frequency Electronics

At SDU, Digital and High-Frequency Electronics is what makes drones, robots, satellites, medical equipment and energy systems work. You can study it here from Bachelor of Engineering to PhD, in close collaboration with industry.

Students and researchers discussing an electrical engineering project in the lab at SDU

Programmes

SDU Digital and High-Frequency Electronics contributes to three engineering programmes in Electrical Engineering, all based at SDU’s Odense campus. The two undergraduate programmes (BEng and BSc) are taught in Danish, while the Master’s programme is taught entirely in English.

View a list of all Engineering programmes at the Faculty of Engineering

including courses for exchange students, SDU summer school for PhD students and other relevant information

Engineering programmes

Bachelor of Engineering · BEng

Electrical Engineering

  Duration: 3½ years (7 semesters) | Campus: Odense | Language: Danish | Internship: 6 months

A practice-oriented programme where you learn to develop hardware and software for advanced, intelligent solutions. You work with circuits, programming, signal processing and control engineering, and take an idea from design and analysis through testing to a finished product.

Each semester has its own theme – from basic electrical engineering to cyber-physical systems and EMC – and a full semester is spent on an internship in Denmark or abroad.

Bachelor of Science · BSc

Electrical Engineering

Duration: 3 years (6 semesters) | Campus: Odense | Language: Danish

Build a strong foundation in digital circuits, programming and embedded systems. You learn to design and develop advanced hardware together with the software that makes it work – technology used in everything from medical equipment and satellites to robots and energy systems.

The semester themes run from basic electrical engineering through autonomous and digital systems to programmable and power systems, ending in a bachelor project.

Master of Science · MSc

Electrical Engineering

  Duration: 2 years (4 semesters) | Campus: Odense | Language: English | Study places: 40

Become a specialist in the systems behind modern digital infrastructure. You learn to design high-frequency technology and to build systems where digital and analogue parts must work together stably, efficiently and precisely.

The programme is organised around two disciplines, Embedded Electronics and Communications, and builds on a Bachelor of Science or Bachelor of Engineering in Electrical Engineering – or another relevant bachelor’s degree.

Applying from outside Denmark

The two bachelor programmes are taught in Danish, so they require Danish language qualifications. The Master’s programme is taught entirely in English and is open to international applicants, with studies starting in September. Applicants from outside the EU and EEA pay tuition – current rates and deadlines are on the admission page.

Entry requirements and admission for the Master's programme

Which programme is right for you?

Bachelor of Engineering

The fastest route into an engineering job: 3½ years including a full internship semester.

Bachelor of Science

The academic route – the first three years of a five-year path, designed to continue directly into the Master’s programme.

Master's programme

Builds on either degree, is taught in English, and opens the door to a PhD.

PhD opportunities

With a Master’s degree you can continue into a PhD at SDU Digital and High-Frequency Electronics. Our research brings together hardware acceleration, artificial intelligence, control systems, high-frequency and power technology, radio frequency technologies and embedded systems – applied to autonomous robots, drones, automotive systems and the Internet of Things.

See our current and former PhD projects

Explore our research areas

After graduation

Electrical engineers are needed wherever hardware and software meet: medical equipment, robots and drones, vehicles, data networks, communication equipment and energy systems. Others continue into a PhD or an industrial researcher programme.

Throughout the programmes you work in our laboratories and on cases with companies, so you build practical experience and a professional network before you graduate.

See the laboratories you will work in

How we collaborate with industry

Questions about our programmes

For questions about the academic content of the programmes, the research behind them or the possibility of a student project with SDU Digital and High-Frequency Electronics, please contact us. For entry requirements, application procedure and deadlines, use the admission pages linked with each programme above.

Contact SDU Digital and High-Frequency Electronics

Last Updated 04.09.2026