Why choose Electronics?
Electronics is for you if you want to work with the technology that makes modern products and systems function. Electronic solutions are found in everything from medical equipment, robots and drones to vehicles, data networks, communication equipment and energy systems.
On the Bachelor of Engineering programme in Electronics, you learn to develop hardware and software for advanced and intelligent solutions. You work with electronic circuits, programming, signal processing and control engineering, and you learn to take an idea all the way from design and analysis to testing and a finished product.
The programme is practice-oriented and closely linked to industry. You work in laboratories, project groups and with company cases, and you complete a mandatory internship. This gives you a professional engineering profile that prepares you for the labour market after 3.5 years, with the option to continue your studies if you want to specialise further.
Electronics is for you if you…
- want to develop hardware and software for intelligent electronic products
- are interested in electronics, programming, sensors, signals and energy technology
- want to work hands-on with technology in laboratories, projects and company collaborations
- want to help create solutions for areas such as green energy, medical equipment, robots, drones or communication
- want a practice-oriented engineering degree with an internship and strong career opportunities
What will you learn?
On the programme, you learn to design, implement and test innovative hardware and software solutions for specific purposes. You build a broad electronics toolbox and learn to combine theoretical knowledge with practical development work.
You work with digital, analogue and programmable electronics, power electronics, signal analysis and signal processing, electronic filters, control engineering and programming. You also learn to use simulation and modelling tools to support the design and analysis phases when new electronic products and systems are developed.
The programme gives you insight into both hardware and software and into the interaction between the two. You become able to analyse technical problems, develop electronic solutions and test whether they work reliably and precisely in practice.
Teaching methods
Teaching combines theory, laboratory activities and project work. You spend a lot of time in project groups, where you and your fellow students solve case-based problems for companies.
In the first semesters, you gain a basic academic foundation in mathematics, circuit technology, analogue and digital electronics, electronic filters, microprocessors and programming. Later, you work with more advanced electronics, intelligent embedded systems, electromagnetic fields, EMC, control engineering and elective courses that allow you to specialise.
In the sixth semester, you complete a mandatory internship in a company in Denmark or abroad. In the seventh and final semester, you complete your graduation project, typically in collaboration with a company.
