occupational fields

The development of new technologies together with the utilization of computer-supported program systems and new communication technologies has led to new and extremely exciting professional careers for graduates of the Bachelor of Electrical Engineering programme. The emphasis on electrical energy technology offers electrical engineers a multitude of possible career choices whose significance will continue to grow. Electrical engineers are employed in industry, the economy, and the public sector, including

• electronics industry
• energy supply
• energy consulting and services
• machine and plant construction
• chemical industry
• automotive industry
• medical technology, and
• anywhere where technical processes of energy supply are
• automated and optimised.

Fields of activity include

• research and development
• management and organisation
• long and short term project planning
• construction and manufacturing
• operation and maintenance
• assembly and initial operation
• quality assurance
• sales and marketing
• documentation and administration
• education and training.