The Master Programme concludes with a Master Project that lasts six months. The project is supervised by a professor of the Department or by a professor formally associated with the Department.

The project includes an oral presentation and a written report (the Master Thesis), and it is graded.

Checklist Master Thesis.

For those who plan to develop electronic circuits and to design printed circuit boards (PCB), there's a course introducing to electrical circuit and PCB-design.

Automatic Control Laboratory

Biomedical Engineering Laboratory (under "Semester- and Diplomatasks")

Communication Technology Laboratory

Computer Vision Laboratory

Electronics Laboratory

• Wearable Computing Group
• InP-HBT Electronics Group
• Communication Photonics Group
• High Frequency Circuit Design Group

Integrated Systems Laboratory:

• IC Design
• Systems and Hardware Design
• Semiconductor and Microsystems Simulations

 
Power Electronic Systems Laboratory

Signal and Information Processing Laboratory

Electromagnetic Fields and Microwave Electronics Laboratory

Electric Power Transmission and High Voltage Technology Laboratory

• Power Systems Laboratory
• High Voltage Laboratory

Computer Engineering and Networks Laboratory (also at the Distributed Computing Group)

High Power Electronic Systems

Laboratory for Thin Films and Photovoltaics

Semester Projects Offered by Other Labs

One semester project or the Master Thesis may be completed outside the Department. For example in the following Lab(s):

Autonomous System Laboratory