Electrical Engineering and Information Technology, M.Sc.
Study Electrical Engineering in Germany
Since 1998 IMSEIT is one of the first and most renowned international master programs in Germany. Having a long tradition, we know how to ensure that your study program becomes a success story.
Get ready for the application process
for the winter semester 2025/2026
Why h_da?
Advantages of our program:
State of the art labs
Small learning groups with top international students
An indepenent environment with professors and engineers with a profound knowledge of the latest technological trends and close relations to the industry
Our program is taught entirely in English
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 and start their career in industry or research
Why do you want to study here?
Meet Davood - our new student
With nearly four years of experience in Smart Home technology, I have gained extensive hands-on experience with a wide range of tools and devices, such as actuators. This work has naturally led me to collaborate with products and technologies developed by leading companies like Schneider Electric and ABB. These experiences have fueled my interest in Germany, a country known for its engineering excellence and innovation.
I’m drawn to Germany not only for its rich technological heritage but also for the opportunity to study at Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences. I believe this environment will allow me to deepen my expertise and contribute meaningfully to the field of electrical engineering.
How were your studies at h_da?
Meet Oscar - Embedded Software Model-Based Developer for Volvo Cars, Alumnus 2022
During my time at the Hochschule Darmstadt, I studied at the IMSEIT program majoring in Power Engineering. During this time, I really liked the 4 majors that were offered during my time there, and spent a good chunk of time indecisive about my major. Under Professor Fromm's counselling, I was able to explore a bit of each, by making the most of my optional courses, my internship and my master's thesis.
It turns out I ended up in a place where I can take and make the most out of all of which I learned about during my experience at the h_da. All the teachings about Power Electronics, Embedded Systems, Software Architecture, Control Theory, AUTOSAR, about project management, and about enjoying what we do as engineers, I use in my everyday life and day-to-day workday.
I've been an Embedded Software Model-Based Developer for Volvo Cars in the Power Electronics Software department for almost 2 years, and I can say that it's definitely a combination of that which I always wanted to do and all I aimed to have learned at Darmstadt. The experiences I have had here have been amazing and there's not a day in which I don't learn something new or feel like my job is easy because I love what I do.
With what I know today, if I had the chance to re-choose where to study my master's again, I would definitely repeat my choice. Proud to be a h_da alumnus!