Embedded Systems - General Engineering

What can you expect in this profession?

Without embedded systems, real-time applications would not be possible - neither in the small smart device nor in the large autonomous vehicle. Whenever a computer system consisting of hardware and software components is "embedded" in a comprehensive technical product, we are dealing with this cross-sectional technology. A variety of knowledge domains are relevant to the development of embedded systems, including primarily electrical engineering and computer science, but also other technical disciplines such as (micro-)mechanics and safety engineering, as well as business administration and social science topics.

The Bachelor of Engineering Embedded Systems - General Engineering degree program combines the basic building blocks of our business activities and therefore has a very high priority at Thales Deutschland.
It will enable you to support us in the development of highly automated systems across our entire portfolio. In doing so, it provides you with the basis to translate scientific findings into application solutions and to deal with state-of-the-art electrical devices, equipment and systems.

Which fields of activity are relevant for you?

Graduates of this degree program work primarily in research and development and in project planning. However, this does not exclude jobs in manufacturing, quality assurance, sales, purchasing and other areas of employment within the broad spectrum of positions at Thales.
 
Bachelor of Engineering Embedded Systems - General Engineering form a basis for our business activities and therefore have a very high value in our company.

In this dual degree program, you will learn to translate scientific knowledge into application solutions and deal with electrical and electronic devices, equipment and systems.
These learned skills will enable you to support us in the development of highly automated systems in our entire portfolio and thus all professional branches such as development, research and project planning as well as manufacturing, quality assurance, sales and purchasing will be open to you.

What qualifications do you need to have?

• General higher education entrance qualification ("A levels") or corresponding subject-related higher education entrance qualification
• Good basic understanding of mathematics and the natural sciences
• Logical-analytical thinking
• Ability to abstract and to recognize and formulate technical correlations
• Confident handling of computers and modern software
• Good knowledge of German (C1 level) and English
• Team spirit, open-mindedness and sociability
• Motivation, initiative and commitment
• Reliability, sense of responsibility and perseverance

Facts and Figures about the dual study program

• Duration of studies: 6 semesters = 3 years
• Start of studies in the winter semester (October 1)
• Dual full-time study: alternation between theory phases at the university and practical work in the company every three months
• Accreditation: intensive study program with 210 credit points
• Degree: Bachelor of Engineering

You will acquire the knowledge required for practical work at the DHBW, Cooperative State University, Stuttgart. Professors with comprehensive expertise and lecturers from the business world will impart the knowledge to you in a compact and practical manner. Here you can find all information on the specific content of the degree program: http://www.dhbw-stuttgart.de