Fakultät Technik at the DHBW Stuttgart/Horb

Studiengänge Elektrotechnik

DHBW Stuttgart/Horb

Florianstr.15
72160 Horb

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Basic information

Number of master degree students

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Cooperative Education

Students in cooperative education	70
Extent of interlinking	8/10 points

Support during the study entry phase

Total score for support in the study entry phase

9/14 points

Students' assessments on cooperate education courses

Teacher support	1.8
Support in studies	2.0
Courses offered	2.5
Study organisation	1.5
Digital teaching elements	2.3
Exams	2.3
Coordination of theory and practice phases	2.4
Rooms	1.6
Library	1.5
IT-infrastructure	1.9
Laboratory internships	2.0
Overall study situation	2.3

Degree courses with details

Degree courses without details

Further degree courses of the department

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Further information provided by the department

Special features regarding teaching
A lot of the teaching is done in the form of laboratory experiments, exam preparation week between lectures and exams, 6-month practical phase after the 4th semester (for assignments abroad and larger projects)
Special features regarding the international orientation
Practical placements abroad are possible via partner companies.
Special features regarding the equipment
Around 20 % of all classes are taught in the form of laboratory experiments and internships. Most laboratory experiments are carried out in groups of two. Excellent and modern equipment for basic laboratory experiments in electronics and automation. The latest software and computers are available at all times for use in study, practise and work. Well-equipped library and online access to many textbooks and exercise books, standards and scientific databases. Interdisciplinary projects such as ‘Digital Factory’, electric vehicle with fuel-cell range extender and much more.
Special features regarding research and development
Within the framework of studies, students have the opportunity to contribute to a research project in the field of climate protection. It is also possible to contribute to a MATLAB toolbox for the structural analysis of linear control systems. In cooperation with various Steinbeis Transfer Centres on campus, interdisciplinary projects are carried out in the fields of digitisation of production, plastics processing, development methodology, engine and vehicle technology, and digital supply and energy management.
Support for founders
The students at the DHBW enter into training contracts with dual partners. The dual partners of the DHBW invest a lot of time and money in the training of junior staff throughout the degree through training allowance and offering practical supervision. It would make no sense and would be counterproductive for both the university and the dual partners if the DHBW, as a dual partner of the training companies, were to support students in setting up a business.
Further information on research activities
https://www.dhbw-stuttgart.de/horb/forschung-transfer/