Electrical Engineering and Information Technology — International Deggendorf Institute of Technology

The Bachelor's programme in Electrical and Information Technology – International is designed as a full-time course and spans eight semesters. Aimed at international students, this programme's unique teaching concept and specialised module composition facilitates a successful entry into the German job market.

The first three semesters are taught in English, with integrated German language courses supplementing the technically-oriented lectures. From the fourth semester onwards, you can attend lectures in German. The programme combines modules of classical electrical and information technology to provide a broad foundation of knowledge. After the internship semester, three specialisation tracks are available for the seventh and eighth semesters.

• Specialisation: Automation Technology (AUT)
• Specialisation: Communication Technology and Electronics (CTE)
• Specialisation: General Electrical Engineering (GEE)

Semester 1

• Mathematics 1
• Basics of Electrical Engineering 1
• Basics of Digital Technology
• German A2
• Self-Organisation During Studies 

Semester 2

• Mathematics 2
• Basics of Electrical Engineering 2
• Computer Science 1
• German B1
• General Elective 1

Semester 3

• Basics of Electrical Engineering 3
• Physics 1
• German B2
• Computer Science 2
• Material Sciences and Applied Solid-State Physics
• General Elective 2

Semester 4

• Computer Science 3
• Physics 2 (English)
• Control Engineering 1
• Electrical Metrology (lab and lecture)
• Electronic Components
• Digital Technology  

Semester 5

• Microcomputer Technology
• Electromagnetic Compatibility
• Circuit Technology 1
• Digital Signal Processing
• Communication Engineering 1
• Electrodynamics

Semester 6

• Internship
• Practical Seminar
• Practical Complementary Specialisation 1+2

Semester 7 + specialisation

• five specialisation courses
• General Elective 3+4

Automation Technology (AUT)

• Control Engineering 2
• Fundamentals of Automation Technology
• Automotive Bus Systems
• Plant Automation (PLC)
• Power Electronics

OR

Communication Technology + Electronics (CTE)

• Communication and Network Technology
• High-Frequency Technology
• Wireline Communication Transmission
• Mobile Communication
• Communications Engineering 2

OR

General Electrical Engineering (GEE)

• Fundamentals of Integrated Circuits & Systems
• System Technology for Renewable Energies
• Introduction to Optoelectronics and Laser Technology
• Energy Technology Systems
• Power Supply Technology

Semester 8 + specialisation

• Two specialisation courses
• Business Administration
• Scientific Working Methods
• Seminar
• Bachelor's thesis

Automation Technology (AUT)

• Vehicle Electronics
• Electrical Machines and Drives

OR

Communication Technology Electronic (CTE)

• High-Frequency Measurement Technology/Microwave Circuit Design
• Circuit Technology 2

OR

General Electrical Engineering (GEE)

• Production / Quality Assurance in Electrical Engineering
• Computer-Aided Simulation in Electrical Engineering

In the sixth semester

• General German university entrance qualification
• A successfully completed admission test is required (online option available). The test consists of questions from Mathematics and Physics. For all applications received between 1 October and 1 December, the online admission test will take place shortly after the closing date for applications. The date of the online admission test cannot be chosen individually, but it will be specified in the invitation letter from the selection board. Candidates will be invited in the middle or at the end of the application deadline, depending on when their application is received.

The student union fee for all students will be adjusted to 87 EUR for the summer semester 2027. From the winter semester 2027/28 onwards, the student union fee will be 92 EUR.

Additionally, international students from non-EU/EEA countries are required to pay the application fee of 60 EUR.

Approx. 950 EUR per month

Click the following link to find a financial overview for students who are living and studying here: monthly expenses.

There are various job opportunities in and around Deggendorf.

If you are an enrolled DIT student, there are several opportunities to partially finance your studies through a scholarship.

Detailed information about funding opportunities is published here: https://th-deg.de/en/study-with-us/funding.

The university's career service holds workshops and seminars throughout the year to help students with their job applications and interview techniques.

We provide the following:

• CV checks
• Workshops and seminars for job preparation
• University job fair

Furthermore, we offer the JOB ROCK-IT programme, especially designed for international degree-seeking students. In this programme, a clever combination of seminars, workshops and lectures provides a basic understanding of the German economy and thus enables easy access to the German labour market. This programme can help students with their final theses, and it can lead to internships or even permanent positions after graduation.

The International Office assists international students with all matters regarding accommodation.

There are several dormitories and many flats available in Deggendorf.

In Deggendorf, many flats are located within close proximity to campus. View our flat rental website for private accommodation and directly get into contact with landlords: https://pmit-ext.th-deg.de/wb/search.

For further information, please contact: accommodation-dit@th-deg.de.

We are a multi-award-winning university of applied sciences founded in 1994 and located in stunning Bavaria. Ranked as one of the best universities of applied sciences in Germany, we strive for academic excellence and are committed to producing global graduates with international degrees at multiple levels. The total student population of more than 9,600 includes 50% international students from all over the globe. The language of instruction is either English or German, depending on the degree programme. Study groups rarely include more than 50 students to ensure not only a personal atmosphere but also individual support for students to excel.

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Intensive support:

A supportive environment is vital for students to feel comfortable and do well in their studies. We go to great efforts to support our students on personal, social and academic levels. International students who wish to experience the Bavarian lifestyle in a family can join the “Host Family Programme”. “International tutors” provide social support for international students, while “study buddies” help students to understand challenging lecture content. The International Office supports with accommodation, visas, health insurance, scholarships, etc., in addition to organising an orientation week and intercultural training for all incoming internationals.

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International experience:

Our 200 partner universities worldwide provide enrolled students with opportunities to gain experience and earn credits towards their degrees through foreign exchange semesters, or in some cases, through double-degree studies abroad.

Practical experience:

All undergraduate studies include a compulsory internship, giving students the opportunity to practice their hands-on skills. Postgraduate students have the opportunity to work on practical research and development projects at our own research locations. We cooperate with more than 500 companies, including global players such as BMW, MAN, Continental and Siemens, where students can gain invaluable work experience. The university's career service organises a range of practical workshops and seminars to prepare students for the job market, meaning our graduates are particularly successful in the job market.

Student lifestyle:

We consider a good lifestyle to be an important factor for the well-being of our students. They are supported with many facilities, such as a range of student clubs, an extensive sports programme, a big band, a campus cinema, an international week including an international food fair, and social activities or day trips organised by the Erasmus Student Network. Our annual campus open day and summer open-air music festival are firm favourites among our staff and student community.

Our three teaching campuses are located in Bavaria, southern Germany. They are close to Munich, the Austrian and Czech borders, and the Alps. Our main flagship campus is located in charming Deggendorf and is the base for most students. European Campus Rottal-Inn (ECRI) is a dynamic and multicultural study environment where all classes are exclusively in English. Campus Cham is a cosy international hub for AI and mechatronics students.

Deggendorf Campus:

The Deggendorf campus is our largest campus, and it has recently undergone a vast extension to accommodate the expanding university community. It offers a modern, student-friendly campus with comfortable spaces for studying, relaxing and socialising. All lecture rooms, science labs, facilities and service centres are based on and around campus, creating an excellent study environment.

The beautiful town of Deggendorf, home to around 40,000 residents, is situated on the banks of the Danube at the foot of the Bavarian Forest. Munich International Airport is just an hour away by car and easily accessible by public transport. Students enjoy a vibrant social life, with plenty of restaurants, cafés, pubs, cultural events and festivals to explore. Excellent cycling trails, river cruises and scenic surroundings offer countless recreation opportunities, while convenient student apartments provide a comfortable and welcoming place to live.

European Campus Rottal-Inn:

At the European Rottal-Inn campus, all Bachelor's and Master's degree programmes are conducted exclusively in English, creating a dynamic study environment with a diverse and international student community.

The campus is nestled in the town of Pfarrkirchen among rolling, picturesque hills between the Danube and Inn rivers, close to the Austrian border. Pfarrkirchen has become culturally renowned in the area due to its exceptional art exhibitions, museum nights, festivals and events throughout the year. In summer, the old town festival tempts thousands of visitors with its multicultural culinary and musical events. All year round, students enjoy the relaxed Bavarian atmosphere in local cafés, restaurants and markets in the traditional town square. The surrounding beautiful Rott Valley has a range of appealing leisure activities, being well-known for its spas, golf courses, equestrian sports and extensive bike network.

Campus Cham:

Your future beats to the pulse of technology at Campus Cham. Our two DIT technology transfer centres seamlessly bridge academic excellence with industrial application:

• Campus Cham– Intelligent Production: A pioneer in additive manufacturing (SLS/SLM), automation, topology optimisation, and AI-driven computer vision.
• Campus Cham– Intelligent Robotics: Cutting-edge research in stationary and mobile robotics—ranging from collaborative robots (cobots) and automated guided vehicles (AGVs) to reinforcement learning and assistive robotics designed to enhance everyday quality of life.

Teaching x Research x Industry = The Cham Formula

Our primary key differentiator lies in the direct synergy generated between research, teaching, and active industrial collaboration. Students work in state-of-the-art laboratories on real-world projects commissioned by leading enterprises—providing the ideal launchpad for a successful international career. You will search in vain for anonymous, large-scale lectures here. We rely on small study groups, genuine teamwork, and teaching staff who answer your questions personally.