Sensor Technology (extra-occupational)

Ulm University

Germany, Ulm

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Ulm University

Germany , Ulm

Key Facts

Program Level

Bachelor

Study Type

Full Time

Delivery

On Campus

Campuses

Ulm

Program Language

English

Start & Deadlines

Next Intake Deadlines10-Jan-2021

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Duration 3.5 year(s)

Next Intake 10-Jan-2021

Sensor Technology (extra-occupational)

About

Sensor technology, the core topic of the extra-occupational Master's degree programme, is one of the key technologies of our modern world. This Master's degree programme includes design methods as well as control, communication and information technologies that make it possible to master the complexity of systems. The trend in sensor technology leads to increasingly complex systems. These systems evaluate diverse sensors, compile their data appropriately and make them available to the user in prepared form. More and more signals are evaluated mechanically (automatically) in order to draw conclusions from available data and initiate courses of action. Sensor systems ensure the efficient use of resources in control loops, increase the safety of vehicles, protect health and life in medicine, and form a protective shield against terrorist attacks.

Requirements

Entry Requirements

Copy of the Bachelor's degree programme/Bachelor's degree certificate Copy of the transcript of records with the average grade For foreign degrees: copy of the original certificates and copy of the official translations into English For applicants from China, Mongolia, Vietnam: the original APS document Good knowledge of the English language Curriculum Vitae of previous education and professional work experience Letter of motivation Evidence of certificate courses relevant to the degree programme (if available) Applicants must submit proof of at least one year's professional work experience following the first academic degree (e.g., employment contract, job reference, employer's confirmation, etc.). The proof must show your professional experience over time.