Bachelor of Engineering with Honours in Electronics and Data Engineering Technical University of Munich

The Bachelor of Engineering with Honours in Electronics and Data Engineering is a four-year programme jointly offered by SIT and TUM. This unique degree blends electronics and data engineering, preparing students with the essential skills needed for the rapidly evolving digital workforce.

Graduates will gain in-depth knowledge of semiconductor physics, circuit design, and advanced mathematics for data science and machine learning. Building on TUM's expertise in semiconductor physics, circuit design, sensors, and power electronics, students will be equipped to apply cutting-edge digital technologies, driving innovation in the electronics and semiconductor manufacturing sectors.

All theoretical and practical modules will take place in Singapore.

All coursework will be conducted in English, and students will be taught by German and Singaporean lecturers.

Singapore Institute of Technology (SIT)

The Integrated Work Study Programme (IWSP) allows students to work full-time in a host company for eight months, blending theory and practice to obtain valuable industrial know-how. Students will have the opportunity to work with local or overseas companies that offer exposure to relevant fields such as circuits, systems, products experimentation, data analysis, and simulation.

Mid-January to mid-March

FOR POLYTECHNIC DIPLOMA HOLDERS: Diploma holders from any of the five local polytechnic schools are welcome to apply.

FOR GCE A-LEVEL HOLDERS & INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: Applicants who graduate with GCE A-Level qualifications are eligible to apply for the Electronics and Data Engineering degree programme. Students with other qualifications (having completed a formal 12-year education equivalent to the A-Levels) are eligible to apply as well.

For more details, visit www.singaporetech.edu.sg.

Included in tuition fees

https://www.singaporetech.edu.sg/admissions/financial-aid

As Singapore is a relatively small island city with easy access via public transport, students are able to reside in any residential zones convenient to them. TUM Asia has no in-campus accommodation facilities and our students search for their own accommodation that fits their budget and preferred area of ​​residence. They may choose to live in student hostels when they first arrive in Singapore and, after they have made new friends at university, they rent and share a private apartment with some other friends/classmates. The living expenses in Singapore (including accommodation) are approximately 1,500 – 2,200 SGD per month. The actual amount will vary across individuals.