Dual Bachelor of Engineering Program

Smartphones, driver-assistance systems, smart homes, and medical technology—electrical engineering is changing the world. The foundation of these systems can be found in epis products. Our electrical engineers design and develop such systems. In this way, they have a direct impact on our daily lives. They not only deal with electrical and electronic systems but also work across a wide range of fields, from product development and project management to marketing and sales.

Anyone interested in the natural sciences, mathematics, and computer science will find a wide range of professional and personal development opportunities in electrical engineering. An interest in logical relationships and a willingness to engage with business management aspects are important prerequisites.

Electrical engineers primarily use mathematical models to describe technical processes. Based on these models, they can then precisely control systems using hardware and software.

You’ll acquire your theoretical knowledge on the Horb campus. Student research projects, teaching projects, and lab exercises ensure that even the theoretical phase on the Horb campus doesn’t remain purely theoretical. You can apply and deepen the theoretical knowledge you’ve acquired during the practical phases directly at epis.

At epis, as a future engineer, you’ll be a full-fledged member of the team right from the start. You’ll work both independently and in groups. Thanks to the direct practical focus, you’ll take on responsibility even while you’re still in the dual study program.