An ideal combination of electronics and economics with four majors - optionally in evening form or as distance learning.
The part-time Electronics and Business bachelor’s degree program provides a concentrated education in electronic engineering with emphases offered in Embedded & Cyber-Physical Systems (networked software/mechatronics systems), Power Electronics, Internet of Things & Smart Systems, or Innovation & Technology Management plus an intensive business component. All of these skills and knowledge enable graduates to work in a broad range of professions.
What emphases are offered?
Students focus on one of four emphases starting in the fifth semester:
- Internet of Things & Smart Systems
- Embedded & Cyber-Physical Systems
- Power Electronics
- Innovation & Technology Management
Students learn:
- Basic knowledge of the natural sciences
- To design, simulate, calculate, construct, and measure electronic circuits
- To identify problems and develop technical solutions for them
- To develop and produce innovative devices and systems
- To incorporate economic and legal considerations into the workflow of development, production, and sales and distribution
- To solve problems in the area of electronics, electrical engineering, embedded software programming and data processing by means of scientific methods
- To work with systematic problem solving strategies and provide support for making technical and business decisions
- To design complex electrical and electronic systems for use in production, taking technical and economic aspects into account
- To develop embedded software for electronic-based systems
- To plan and organize the operational manufacturing of electronic components, devices, and systems
What will I be able to do in the field after earning this degree?
Graduates are highly sought-after specialists in a wide range of occupational fields:
- They are employed in electronics, electrical engineering, and mechatronics as well as in the fields of business engineering or management consulting.
- For example, they work as application designers, electronics developers, measurement engineering technicians, and communications engineers.
- Their typical tasks include developing electronic devices and components incorporating necessary control software, maintaining and repairing electronic systems, and planning and developing communications networks.
Career prospects for electrotechnicians
What are the admission requirements?
You must have one of the following to apply for the Electronics and Business bachelor’s degree program:
- Matriculation exam (HTL, AHS, or BHS Matura)
- Vocational matriculation exam
- University entrance qualification exam in a relevant field
- Relevant vocational training with additional qualification (an entrance exam or qualification exam at UAS Technikum Wien)
What advanced programs does UAS Technikum Wien offer?
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Master’s degree programs in Embedded Systems, Power Electronics, Internet of Things & Smart Systems, and Innovation & Technology Management as well as 13 more master’s degree programs
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Project and Process Management master’s course and other opportunities for further training.
