BSc Electrical and Information Technology

Smart responses to the challenges of our time.

Key data

Degree: Bachelor of Science FHNW in Electrical and Information Technology
ECTS points: 180
Teaching language: German / English
Place: Brugg-Windisch
Semester fee: Swiss residency: 700 CHF / EU/EFTA residency: 1000 CHF

We recommend early registration until May 31 so that we can guarantee your place in the programme.

There are hardly any areas of life that are not affected by electrical products – be it smartphones, smart homes (the housing of the future) or smart grids (intelligent electricity networks).

The broad spectrum of occupations in the professional world is reflected in the degree programme on offer, which you can complete on a part-time basis while working or on a full-time basis. We value well-founded basic knowledge complemented by laboratory experiments. At the same time, we work in a team on interdisciplinary, practice-oriented student projects that cover the entire field from microelectronics (e.g. configurable, digital effects units for guitarists who play electric guitars) through to electrical engineering (e.g. energy production using kites).

The degree programme does not only target electronic engineers and electricians – at the start of the programme, a variety of educational backgrounds are taken into consideration.

A mix of theory and practice

Studying at the FHNW University of Applied Sciences and Arts Northwestern Switzerland is an exciting challenge that involves an interesting mix of theory and practice.

Aldin Ljubijankic, Bachelor Electrical and Information Technology

Degree

Specialisations

In your last year of study, you can choose a major. These specialisations focus on the latest research and offer the ideal basis for starting a career or a master's degree that builds on the respective student's undergraduate degree.

Student projects

Each semester our students work on a project from the commencement of their studies. The focus here is initially on the methodology of project work. Later on, the focus switches to the technical level.