One of the leading trends today is the shift towards environmentally friendly electrical energy supply. This has created the need to develop systems for renewable energy utilisation, and as a result, our current energy systems have to be adapted in order to optimise the distribution, storage, and application of renewable energy. This requires innovation, new products and technologies, and with that, young, motivated engineers who can support this international trend. With our programme, you can be at the forefront of electrical energy innovation.This programme is focused on the design and production of devices for modern electrical power supply and power applications. This covers components for smart grids, renewable energy utilisation and electrical mobility. The aim of the Electrical Engineering programme is to develop individuals who will be able to meet the demands of international electrical energy engineering. Our programme is highly practical and incorporates an international internship as well as an exchange semester with one of our worldwide partner universities.

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Tuition

€1,453

Specific Areas of Study

Electrical Engineering

Format

Full Time

Admissions Requirements

A-level/high school diploma or equivalent to Austrian university entrance qualification (Matura) with focus on math and physics.

Associated School

UAS Upper Austria Steyr

Notes

The school says:The School of Engineering and Environmental Sciences in Wels offers scientifically sound, hands-on degree programmes that are internationally recognised. There are many reasons to study at the University of Applied Sciences in Wels: in addition to the high-quality training, good staff-student ratio and top job prospects, a seamless transition into a meaningful career is one of the greatest advantages. Many students complete their Bachelor’s or Master’s Theses in cooperation with partner companies or as research assistants in one of the numerous research projects in Wels during their studies. The FH Upper Austria Campus in Wels is also one of the most modern technical faculties. A total of around 60 million euros have been invested in the premises and laboratory equipment in Wels to make it state of the art. Meanwhile, the campus extends across 8 buildings with about 60 modern laboratories, a library and cafeteria.