Electrical Engineering Aarhus University

Overview

You’ll have flexibility to focus on your interests and gain hands-on experience in areas such as chip design, robotics & drone technology, or electronics & photonics.

During the Electrical Engineering programme from  Aarhus University , you can choose two or three specialisations:

•  AI & Computer Vision

• Biomedical Engineering

•  Chip Design

•  Communications and Networks

• Cyber-Physical Systems

•  Cybersecurity

• Electronics & Photonics

• Healthcare Technology

• Renewable Energy Systems

•  Robotics and Drone Technology

• Software Engineering

In the third semester, you can choose electives, project work, or study abroad. The fourth and final semester is devoted to your master’s thesis, which can be completed in collaboration with research groups or industry partners.

All teaching is delivered by active researchers who are experts in their fields, and you’ll have opportunities to work alongside professors in our state-of-the-art laboratory facilities.

Career

Graduates work as R&D engineers in private and public sectors, in roles focused on electronics, semiconductors, signal processing, and research. Many pursue industrial or academic PhD programmes.