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Which of the eleven specialisations suits you the most?
Before starting your Master’s in Electrical Engineering, you need to choose a specialisation. This allows you to tailor your programme to your preferences, so you can develop a distinct expertise. You can choose from eleven specialisations, each offering unlimited career opportunities. Your choice determines the courses you will take and the research you will conduct in your master’s thesis.
In this specialisation, you will learn to engineer hardware and software that prevent, diagnose and treat sensory or motor dysfunction of the human body.
Digital communication, internet access, and data storage rely on networks. Want to make them faster, safer, and more reliable? Then this specialisation is for you.
In this specialisation, you will learn to design systems with biometric data such as fingerprints or facial recognition, to contribute to better diagnoses, secure identification, and more.
This specialisation teaches you to develop reliable and trustworthy computing systems that can withstand any failure and provide secure, uninterrupted service.
Integrated circuits, or chips, give power to countless systems, from your phone to medical devices. This specialisation teaches you to design smaller, more powerful, and energy-efficient chips.
In this specialisation, you will learn to create advanced integrated optical systems for faster and more sustainable communication systems, sensors, and healthcare imaging.
This specialisation teaches you to design micro sensors and systems that monitor motion, light, pressure, and more – vital for domains like healthcare, safety, and environmental monitoring.
This specialisation teaches you to design nanoscale electronic devices for future electronics with lower power use, longer battery life, and better conductivity.
Want to play a role in the energy transition and reduce CO2 emissions? This specialisation helps you to design efficient power electronics for sustainable energy, electric vehicles, and smart devices.
Today’s interconnected world is increasingly reliant on wireless technologies. This specialisation teaches you to design, analyse, and optimise radio systems for telecommunications, IoT and more.
Semiconductors are the foundation of chips and electronics. In this specialisation, you’ll explore sustainable materials and technologies to design faster, energy-efficient semiconductors.