Laying the basics in
During the first four semesters, you will learn the basics across all four study programmes: mathematics, physics, electrical engineering and computer science will form your solid foundation.
Please note!
This is your last chance to apply for the Master's programmes Embedded Systems and Energy and Automation Systems what was the summer semester of 2026. Enrolled students are guaranteed the opportunity to terminate their university studies! Courses will continue up to and including the summer semester of 2027, and examinations may be taken up to the winter semester of 28/29. Both study programmes will be discontinued on 31 March 2030.
In future, the range of courses will be offered as part of the English-taught Master's programme Electrical Engineering (M.Eng.) and will be offered from the summer semester 2027 onwards.
Further information to follow!
For prospective students, the Electrical Engineering and information technology study programme at Fulda University of Applied Sciences offers a unique opportunity to embark on a future-proof career in a dynamic and innovative sector. With a strong focus on practice-oriented training, close collaboration with industry and interdisciplinary knowledge, we provide you with the best possible preparation for the technological challenges of the future. Take this opportunity to gain valuable practical experience and establish yourself in a highly sought-after professional field.
Become part of a community that drives technological progress and play an active role in shaping the world of tomorrow!
We would like to support you as much as possible as you begin your university studies. On our ‘Starting Your University Studies’ page, first-year students will therefore find comprehensive information about the start of the semester. Please check this page regularly in the run-up to the start of lectures, as it is continually updated and revised.
Pre-Study Fulda and Pre-College Fulda are two further preparatory programmes tailored entirely to the needs of our international applicants.
Do you have any questions about the study programmes offered by the Department of Electrical Engineering and Information Technology, or would you like to know which study programme best suits your interests and aptitudes? Please feel free to contact us with these and any other queries. You can find us at
To help you succeed in your university studies, the department’s student advisers are always on hand to offer advice and support! Are you still unsure about planning your courses, would you like to discuss your personal programme structure, or do you have any general questions about the management of studies? Please feel free to get in touch with us. You’re always welcome to discuss your queries with us.
student advisory service
Students may request compensation for disadvantages if they have a chronic illness or a disability which prevents them from sitting an examination performance in the prescribed form and/or duration, or allows them to do so only to a limited extent. The examination performance is then adapted through the use of technical aids, a different type of examination or an extended time limit (see Section 21(1) of the ABPO). Neither the content nor the level of difficulty of the examination changes as a result of compensation for disadvantages; only the conditions are modified to enable equal participation as far as possible.
Before you submit an application, please read the detailed information on compensation for disadvantages carefully!
Submit your application for compensation for disadvantages for the winter semester by 1 December and for the summer semester by 1 June. Applying for compensation for disadvantages retrospectively after an examination has taken place is excluded. If you need assistance with your application, please feel free to contact Corinna Steinebronn. Otherwise, the application, complete with appropriate evidence, should be submitted to Prof. Dr Uwe Werner ; he will decide on the application.
You can find all the relevant information, the application form and Ms Steinebronn’s contact details here under Compensation for disadvantages for examinations
Free of charge for you!
The following software products are available free of charge to students at Fulda University of Applied Sciences:
Microsoft Office 365
Information and installation instructions can be found at: Microsoft Office 365
Sophos Antivirus
Information and installation instructions can be found at: Sophos Antivirus
Campus Software
The department provides ET students with a range of software products relevant to their university studies. These products are only accessible in the department’s computer lab under ‘O drive:\Campus Software’.