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Study Electrical Engineering and Information Technology or Communications and Computer Engineering

Shape the digital future!

Our degree programmes

Biomedical Engineering

New from the 2023/24 winter semester. Shape the future of Biomedical Engineering, personalise Medicine, develop new technologies for the long-term benefit of patients, digitise the healthcare system, and invent new methods for diagnostics and rehabilitation. The Biomedical Engineering degree programme at Ulm University offers a multidisciplinary engineering education at the interface between Medicine and Biology.

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Electrical Engineering and Information Technology

Electric mobility, the energy transition, Medical Engineering, robots, computer chips, Information Technology. All these forward-looking technologies share a common foundation: Electrical Engineering as a classic discipline within Engineering. It deals with the applications of electricity and the physical phenomena associated with it. However, the scope of modern Electrical Engineering extends far beyond this horizon.

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Elias: How I became an Electrical Engineering student – my journey and my tips!

Tim: My journey to studying Communications and Computer Engineering – experiences and advice

Ask the students!

We, the WissenSchaffer, are a group of students from our faculty who want to inspire you to pursue a scientific degree at the University.
Through workshops on hardware or software projects at the University, or during information sessions held directly at your school, you’ll learn all about studying science in our disciplines.
Find out more about us here.

Course advisors at the faculty

Dr.-Ing. Margarita Puentes-Damm
Course Advisor
for Biomedical Engineering, Electrical Engineering and Information Technology, and Communications and Computer Engineering
(Bachelor’s and Master’s
programmes) Tel: +49 731 50-26006

Information resources for prospective students

Further sources of information at the University of Ulm