SRH University of Applied Sciences is a state-recognised private university in Germany focused on internationally oriented, practice-driven teaching. SRH operates multiple campuses including Heidelberg, and uses a CORE (Competence Oriented Research & Education) model that blends theory with hands-on projects, teamwork, and professional skill development. SRH programmes attract students from around the world, and English-taught options encourage global learning.

 

Why Study Electrical Engineering (B.Eng.)?

Electrical Engineering is central to digitalisation, mobility, energy systems, automation, robotics, and smart technologies — all critical to modern industry. SRH’s programme prepares you not only with deep technical foundations but also with problem-solving, interdisciplinary collaboration, and practical project experience. Graduates are equipped for a broad range of engineering roles in fields like electromobility, energy technology and mobile robotics — industries with strong global demand.

 

Programme Structure & Core Subjects

The Bachelor’s programme in Electrical Engineering combines mathematical foundations, engineering principles, software skills, and project-based applications. Students also take business-related modules to understand the organisational context of technical decisions.

Typical Semester Breakdown

1st & 2nd Semesters:

• Mathematics & Natural Sciences

• Computer Science & Programming

• Electrical/Electronics Fundamentals

• Innovation & Engineering Ethics

• Analogue Electronics & Numerical Methods

3rd & 4th Semesters:

• Sensors & Actuators

• Networks & Communications

• Signals & Systems

• Control Engineering

• Business Administration

5th Semester Onwards:

• Power Electronics

• Embedded Systems

• Internet of Things (IoT)

• Autonomous Systems & Robotics

• Specialized Modules (mobile robotics, biomedical sensors)

Practical Experience:

• Projects and interdisciplinary tasks throughout the curriculum.

• Internship components usually integrated for real-world exposure.

 

Disciplines & Optional Specialisations

SRH’s curriculum allows focus areas such as:

• Electromobility

• Energy Technology

• Mobile Robotics

• Embedded & Intelligent Systems

 

Programme Highlights

• English-taught Bachelor’s in Germany — ideal for international students.
• No NC / no strict entry quota — applications are evaluated on admissibility.
• Industry-relevant curriculum with strong practical components.
• Focus on future domains like IoT, robotics, electromobility and energy systems.
• Interdisciplinary projects develop teamwork and engineering communication skills.

 

Career Outcomes

Graduates can pursue a broad range of roles in both industry and services, such as:

• Electrical Design Engineer
• Energy & Power Systems Engineer
• Robotics & Automation Engineer
• Embedded Systems Developer
• Electromobility Specialist
• Control Systems Engineer
• Technical Project Manager

 

Visa Requirements (For Non-EU/EEA Students)

International applicants typically need a German student visa (Type D) to study in Germany. Requirements generally include:

• Letter of admission
• Proof of finances (e.g., blocked account or sponsor proof)
• Valid health insurance
• Passport/ID copies
• Evidence of accommodation

 

Latest Updates & Notes

• The programme starts each 1 October (winter semester).

• There’s no fixed application deadline; places are filled on a rolling basis but early applications are advisable.

• Some admissions could involve interviews or video recordings as part of the process.