Information and Communication Engineering
Technical University of Darmstadt · Darmstadt, Germany
Duration
24 mo
Tuition
No tuition fee
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Winter semester
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About this programme
This interdisciplinary study programme is focused on the theoretical basics, models, and applications of information transmission and processing. This includes communication techniques and algorithms as well as methods for their microelectronic integration in hardware/software solutions with application in mobile and multimedia communication, coding, data compression, security, image processing, and medical systems. The technical lectures cover the following areas: Microelectronics Electronic Systems Design Communication Technology Communication Systems Computer Science & Media Technology Information Technology Device Technology and Circuit Design Machine Learning Matrix Analysis and Computations The international Master's programme in Information and Communication Engineering (ICE) is a four-semester programme: three semesters of lectures, seminars, and projects, and a Master's thesis in the fourth semester.
Intakes & deadlines
Winter semester
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Entry requirements
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E.G. IELTS Academic: 7
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Prerequisites
The international Master's programme in Information and Communication Engineering is a programme of excellence. We expect our students to have a solid background in basic engineering subjects, as well as good foundations in information technology and communications. Our students should be proficient in the following: Mathematics and statistics Physics Foundations of communication technology Foundations of communication systems Signal theory Software engineering Computer architecture Electronics and semiconductor devices A Bachelor's degree (or equivalent) in a related area is mandatory, and the transcripts of the Bachelor's degree must confirm the candidates' solid background in the field of information and communication engineering. Degree programmes in electrical engineering, computer engineering, computer science, and communications engineering are known to provide such background, but a Bachelor's degree in one of these majors does not guarantee acceptance to the programme. And the opposite is also true: students with degrees other than those listed above will be considered for acceptance if their transcripts show that they have a solid background in the fields of information and communication engineering. All degree certificates and transcripts are carefully analysed by a committee in order to ascertain whether the candidate has the right background for the programme.
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Tuition is No tuition fee. Taken from the university's published fees page, not re-checked since — confirm it before you budget. We confirm the current fee and the scholarships you qualify for — free.
The main intake is Winter semester. Most universities admit on a rolling basis — we confirm the exact deadline for your profile, free.
The international Master's programme in Information and Communication Engineering is a programme of excellence. We expect our students to have a solid background in basic engineering subjects, as well as good foundations in information technology and communications. Our students should be proficient in the following: Mathematics and statistics Physics Foundations of communication technology Foundations of communication systems Signal theory Software engineering Computer architecture Electronics and semiconductor devices A Bachelor's degree (or equivalent) in a related area is mandatory, and the transcripts of the Bachelor's degree must confirm the candidates' solid background in the field of information and communication engineering. Degree programmes in electrical engineering, computer engineering, computer science, and communications engineering are known to provide such background, but a Bachelor's degree in one of these majors does not guarantee acceptance to the programme. And the opposite is also true: students with degrees other than those listed above will be considered for acceptance if their transcripts show that they have a solid background in the fields of information and communication engineering. All degree certificates and transcripts are carefully analysed by a committee in order to ascertain whether the candidate has the right background for the programme. English: E.G. IELTS Academic: 7.
The programme runs about 24 months full-time.
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