Why choose Electrical Engineering?
Electrical Engineering is for you if you want to work with the electronic systems that make the intelligent products and digital infrastructure of the future possible. Microelectronics, embedded systems and communication systems are a fundamental part of modern technology: from smartphones, sensors and IoT systems to satellites, robots, drones and edge computing.
On the Master’s programme, you become a specialist in advanced electronics. You learn to design high-frequency electronics and to develop solutions where digital and analogue systems must function stably, efficiently and precisely.
Demand for electronics engineers with knowledge of microelectronics, embedded systems and communication technology is high and is expected to grow, as more and more products and systems become intelligent, connected and dependent on advanced electronics.
Electrical Engineering is for you if you…
- want to specialise in advanced electronics, embedded systems and communication systems
- are interested in microelectronics, IoT, sensors, robots, drones or satellite communication
- want to develop electronic solutions for the digital and sustainable society of the future
- want to work with complex technological systems in both Danish and international companies
What will you learn?
On the Master’s programme, you work with two main disciplines: embedded electronics and communication systems. You gain both theoretical knowledge and practical skills to design, develop and implement advanced technological solutions.
Within embedded electronics, you work with intelligent systems that drive modern devices and infrastructures. You learn to design efficient, reliable and specialised hardware-software solutions, with topics such as accelerated AI, chip design and co-design methods.
Within communication systems, you explore the technologies that enable global communication. You work with wireless communication, signal processing, network architecture and antennas, and learn to create robust and scalable communication systems.
Teaching methods
The programme takes place in a project- and research-based learning environment. You work in project groups, where you and your fellow students are responsible for planning and carrying out the projects.
The project briefs often come from companies, and emphasis is placed on working with real technological problems. Teaching takes place in English in an international study environment.
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