- Degree
- Bachelor of Engineering (BEng)
- Course location
- Deggendorf
- Teaching language
- • German
• English
- Languages
- • First through third semester: English, German language courses for A2 through B2 as part of curriculum
• From the fourth semester onwards: German
- Full-time / part-time
- • full-time
- Programme duration
- 8 semesters
- Beginning
- Summer semester
- Application deadline
- 1 October to 1 December for March entries (summer semester)
- Tuition fees per semester in EUR
- None
- Joint degree / double degree programme
- No
- Description/content
- Artificial Intelligence (AI) is integral to our modern digital world, significantly shaping it. AI optimises processes, makes systems smarter, and enables unprecedented technological solutions. To fully harness AI's potential in electrical and information technology, there is a need for experts like you, who master both classical electronics and modern AI technologies.
Are you interested in solving electrical engineering problems and fascinated by AI applications? Do you want to study in Germany and improve your German skills to easily enter the German job market?
Then Deggendorf Institute of Technology (DIT) is the right place for you. With the Bachelor's degree programme in Electronics Engineering for Artificial Intelligence – International, including German language courses, you can take an active part in the integration of AI into classical engineering practices.
At DIT, you will benefit from a strong focus on the practical application of AI technologies and the development of innovative hardware and system solutions. This programme bridges the gap between classical engineering and modern AI applications, especially in embedded systems as well as sensor and measuring technology.
- Current information
- WURI (World University Rankings for Innovation) – Ranking 2024:
• No. 16 worldwide in the category "Leadership"
• No. 20 worldwide in the category "Global Top 300"
• No. 24 worldwide in the category "Generative AI Application"
• No. 28 worldwide in the category "Student Mobility and Openness"