Electrical Engineering and Information Technology M.Sc.
The online application for the Winter Semester 2026
will open in December
Prepare your application now.
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About us
Since 1998 IMSEIT is one of the first and most renowned International Master Programs for Electrical Engineering and Information Technology in Germany. h_da has a long tradition and we know how to ensure that your study program becomes a success story.
This program is particularly interesting for you when you are an international student, exchange student or a student from a German University. Sharpen your profile and come to Darmstadt and experience a program which offers the opportunity to combine theoretical knowledge with practial know-how.
Get ready for the next step in your career!
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Apply from December until March
Please prepare your documents now!
Advantages of our program:
State of the art labs
Learn in small learning groups with top international students in an independent environment
The program is in English
We have a profound knowledge of the latest technological trends and close relations to the industry
Perfect job preparation: 50% of the program in industry (internship and master thesis)
High graduation rate: more than 90% of our students finish the program successfully
Boost your career for the industry or research
Incoming exchange students can choose specific modules.
Congratulations to our new Graduates:
We celebrate your successful completion of your Master's in Electrical Engineering and Information Technology. Your dedication and hard work have paid off.
As you embark on your future endeavors, we're confident you'll excel and make impactful contributions to your field.
Best wishes on your next chapter. We can't wait to see your continued success.
Our Beginners:
Our new batch of students arrived at the university in September, all eager to pursue their dreams in electrical engineering and information technology. Now they navigate through the labyrinth of lectures, labs, and late-night coding sessions.
The professors become more than just educators; they become mentors, guiding the students through the ups and downs of their academic journey.