Sensor Systems Engineering

Master's programme for working professionals (MSc)

Sensor Systems Engineering

Sensor technology, the core subject of the "Sensor Systems Engineering" master's programme, is one of the key technologies of our modern world. The trend in sensor technology is towards increasingly complex systems. Sensor Systems Engineering includes design methods as well as control, communication and information technologies that make it possible to make the complexity of systems manageable. The systems evaluate a wide range of sensors, summarise their data appropriately and make it available to users in a processed form. Sensor systems ensure the efficient use of resources in control loops, increase the safety of vehicles, protect health and lives in Medicine and form a protective shield against terrorist attacks.

More about the course

The Sensor Systems Engineering master's programme combines hardware, software and infrastructure aspects with design techniques and elements of the management of complex design processes. Through this interaction, results can be achieved that the individual elements cannot achieve in isolation. At the same time, this fact shows that graduates need to master management skills in addition to specialised areas of Engineering, Computer Science and Natural Sciences.

Academic Degree

Master's programme for working professionals (MSc)

Type of Study
  • part-time
  • full-time
  • career-integrated
Admission regulations

further information

Start of Study
  • each summer and winter semester
Tuition Fee

11700

Language of instruction
  • German or English
Admission Requirements
  • restricted (for further information see 'Application')
ECTS Credits

90

Studying alongside your appointment

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modular

All courses can be booked individually

Everything is modular. Start with individual courses and build on your studies up to a Master's degree.

Flexible

Organise your own learning times

Thanks to the blended learning concept, you largely decide for yourself when and where you learn.

individualised

Organising electives

You largely determine the order of the modules and the number per semester yourself.

The School of Advanced Professional Studies (SAPS) is the joint centre for continuing academic education at Ulm University and Ulm University of Applied Sciences.

SAPS offers paid part-time master's programmes and microcredentials (certificate courses) in a blended learning format to optimally support part-time study.

The following qualifications can be obtained at SAPS: Microcredential, Certificate of Advanced Studies (CAS), Diploma of Advanced Studies (DAS) and Master of Science.

Our modern way of providing you with continuing education is blended learning, which combines didactically meaningful face-to-face events - which also serve as networking opportunities - with modern forms of e-learning. Our virtual desk with everything you need for learning is available to you online. Our microcredentials have a maximum of 20% synchronised events, which take place either at Ulm University or online.
 

Microcredential 1 - 9 LP

  • Certificate course
  • 1 course + examination or certificate of achievement
  • Prerequisites according to the description

Certificate of Advanced Studies (CAS) ≥ 10 LP

  • 1-3 certificate courses, can be booked individually
  • Project work may be required
  • Prerequisites according to the description

Diploma of Advanced Studies (DAS) ≥ 30 CP

  • 4-6 certificate courses, can be booked individually
  • DAS thesis may be required
  • Prerequisites according to the description

Master of Science 90 LP

  • 8-12 courses, can be booked individually + master's thesis
  • with enrolment
  • Prerequisites according to admission statutes

Components of the online learning environment

  • Cloud storage for data exchange and collaborative editing of documents
  • Teaching materials, exercises and self-tests are completed on the Moodle learning platform
  • Instructional videos are a central component of knowledge transfer
  • With the remote tool server , simulation environments can be edited directly from a web browser without having to install software on your own computer
  • Video conference rooms are integrated into the learning platform
  • Direct contact with fellow students, mentors and lecturers
  • Webinars held to support learning are recorded
  • Shared course calendar
  • The Nextcloud Collective portfolio software can be used to collaboratively work on learning projects

What students and graduates of the UUlm say

Timo Schindler, Department Leader
I chose the Sensor Systems Engineering study/degree programme at Ulm University because it is not offered at any other university in southern Germany. The special feature is the constellation of part-time study (with a large proportion of online presence and few necessary attendance events at the University itself) and the combination of electronics and management topics on the basis of engineering. I particularly liked the relaxed atmosphere in the lectures and the spontaneity of the lecturers. Another important point for me when studying online is the quality of the lecture notes for the modules offered. All of the modules I attended met this requirement and I am sure that I will be able to benefit from this knowledge in the future. Ultimately, my focus was on compatibility with my appointment, which was more than optimised by the online lectures, the individual study time and the very high-quality scripts.

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