Industrial Informatics (M.Eng.)

As a graduate of the Master's program in Industrial Informatics, you will have a wide range of career opportunities, focusing particularly on the following areas:

• Industrial information and communication technologies,
• Automation technology,
• Robotics and Mechatronics.

Due to the increasing importance of these topics in the field of industrial applications and systems, you will have excellent job prospects. Employers include numerous medium-sized companies and industrial enterprises in Germany and abroad, which offer innovative products and services for a rapidly growing market.

The qualification goals of the Master's program in Industrial Informatics include:

1. In-depth knowledge in the areas of industrial information and communication technologies, automation technology, and robotics and mechatronics.
2. Ability to analyze, plan, and implement solutions for complex technical problems in industrial environments.
3. Development of leadership skills to lead interdisciplinary teams and projects in the field of industrial informatics.
4. In-depth knowledge of current research methods and techniques to advance innovative solutions and technologies.
5. Ability for continuous learning and adaptation to changing technological and industrial requirements.
6. Development of communication skills to effectively convey complex technical concepts and solutions both technically and to a broad audience.

These qualification goals are intended to ensure that graduates of the Master's program in Industrial Informatics are well-equipped to succeed in various professional contexts in the industry and make a positive contribution to the advancement of industrial technologies.

The master's program encompasses 3 semesters. Combined with the Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or with the Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, the consecutive study program has a total duration of 5 years.

In the first two semesters of the Master's program in Industrial Informatics, necessary subject areas are supplemented through lectures. To further develop practical skills, these lectures are accompanied by larger projects during this time. The program concludes with the master's thesis in the third semester.

• Flyer
• Module handbook
• Regulations

regarding the study program

StudiendekanIn und Sekretariat

for orientation and study decision

Student Counselling Service
MINT – Studieren mit Perspektive (Koordinierungsstelle für Studieninformation und -beratung in Niedersachsen)

regarding finance

Studentenwerk Oldenburg

regarding the application

Admission and examination office

You will find the required information about the application process and dates, admission requirements and required fees on the DAAD website:

• https://www.daad.de/deutschland/studienangebote/international-programmes/en/?p=d&s=kr&id=4973

The teaching language for the Master programme “Industrial Informatics” is English.

• https://www.hs-emden-leer.de/fileadmin/user_upload/fbt/stg/Dokumente/Studienverlauf/Studienverlaufsplan_MII__PO_2024__v1.1.pdf

As all courses are taught in English, knowledge of German is not officially required. However, to be able to communicate with people in general a basic knowledge of German is desirable. Introductory German language courses are offered on-campus before or at the beginning of the semester. To be able to select any subject taught in German (e.g. as compulsory optional subject) the language requirement is German B2 (ECTS) or equivalent.

Remark:


Basic knowledge of Real-Time-Critical Systems and Software Engineering (incl. Programming) is an essential requirement for successful participation in this Master programme.

For international applicants, admission takes place ‘online’ over the UniAssist website:

• https://www.uni-assist.de/en/

The number of available places for this program is restricted and a ranking will be made by the admission committee, which takes into consideration the final grade of the previous bachelor degree as well as relevant industrial experience.

If you are successful in the admission, ‘paper’ copies of admission documents are required to be presented to the university on arrival.