MScElectrical Engineering
Denmark, Århus
| Study location | Denmark, Aarhus |
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| Type | Master courses, full-time |
| Nominal duration | 2 years |
| Study language | English |
| Awards | MSc |
| Tuition fee | To be confirmed |
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| Entry qualification | Undergraduate diploma (or higher) The following Bachelor’s degrees qualify students for admission to the Master of Science in Engineering degree programme in Electrical Engineering:
NB! the programme only admits a limited number of students. Evaluation is made on the basis of the average mark (i.e. GPA) of the Bachelor’s degree at the time of application. Marks/grades obtained after the application deadline will not be included in the GPA. The entry qualification documents are accepted in the following languages: English / Danish / Norwegian / Swedish. Often you can get a suitable transcript from your school. If this is not the case, you will need official translations along with verified copies of the original. If the documents mentioned above are not in Danish, Norwegian, Swedish or English, they must be accompanied by translations into English. Diplomas and transcripts must always be translated into English and certified by either your home institution or a certified translator. If your university does not provide official course descriptions in English, your course descriptions may be translated by yourself, but the translations must always be certified by your home institution. Documents translated by a certified translator should always be certified. You must take verified copies of the entry qualification documents along with you when you finally go to the university. |
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| Language requirements | English IELTS: Academic test result of at least 6.5 points equivalent of C1 level. 6.5/B2 level is no longer accepted NB! Your language test results cannot be older than 2 years (incl. CAE, CPE). When you sign up for an IELTS or TOEFL test, you must also ask the test institution to send your test results to AU. The university will use the results sent by the testing institution to validate your document. The Aarhus University TOEFL code is 8935 (select “Other department not listed”). It is possible to apply for admission before you have taken your English language test and obtained the required result. Instead you must submit documentation that you have signed up for a test. |
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| Other requirements | 1. Diplomas (in addition to your diploma you must upload an official transcript of records with specific examination results). These documents must be officially certified by your home institution by stamp and signature. 2. Transcript of records (if you have not yet received your final diploma). These documents must be officially certified by your home institution by stamp and signature. 3. Official course descriptions in English briefly describing the contents of your specific BA courses or other information that will contribute to describing the contents of your Bachelor’s degree programme. 4. Official descriptions of relevant courses to be completed after the application deadline. 5. An official description of the marking scale used at your home university. 6. Documentation of your citizenship (e.g. copy of passport). |
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Overview
As a student on the MSc in Electrical Engineering programme, you have the option of specialising in a number of areas within Electrical Engineering, including analogue and digital electronics for regulation, and data transmission and collection.
During the first year, students take courses which provide the academic foundation required for the chosen area of specialisation. Students can choose from a wide range of specialist areas.
Career opportunities
MSc Electrical Engineering aims to train development engineers with the potential to innovate in advanced-technology companies both in Denmark and abroad. Graduates find work in a wide range of fields, from basic engineering or science research in joint projects involving research institutes and the industrial sector, to research and development projects in the industry. Many graduates also decide to work as consultants at ATS (approved technological service) institutes or patent agencies, whilst others choose to work with knowledge communication within the media and publishing industries and in the finance sector.