Electrical Engineering

Bachelor, Full Time

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Powering the World!

One of the leading trends today is the change to an environmentally friendly electrical power supply. This degree programme focuses on the design, operation and production of equipment for modern electrical power supply, electrical power distribution and transport, and energy conversion. This includes components for smart grids, the use of renewable energies and electric cars. The aim of the Electrical Engineering course is to provide graduates with the skills and know-how to meet the requirements of international electrical power engineering in the future. Our program is very practice-oriented and includes an internship, excursions to reputable companies, as well as the possibility of an exchange semester with one of our international partner universities.

Key Facts

Degree

Bachelor of Science in Engineering
Duration

6 semesters
Mode Of Study

Full Time
Language

english
Code

0769

Access Requirements

A-level/high school diploma or equivalent. English at B2 level (IELTS or TOEFL)
Deadline for Applications

Application for the year 2025/26 online until 30.06.2025

Application deadline for Non-EU-Applicants: 31.05.2025. All applicants who can enter Austria without a visa can still apply.

www.fh-ooe.at/application
Admission Process

Online application and MS Teams interviews with pre-selected candidates
Internship

at least 10 weeks, either in Austria or abroad
Costs

Information on tuition fees

Career Profile

The future tasks of our graduates cover the development, manufacturing, maintenance, operation, and technical support of devices for electrical energy systems, as well as technical consulting. They will also find themselves in the planning and discovery of new and modern energy supply concepts and technologies (such as electrical cars).

Future Career

Key Topics

Study focus Program highlights Application Campus Life Testimonials

Profile

Information Technology

Practical application

Organisation, Managment and Statuatory Directives

Electrical Components and Systems

Electrical Engineering

Basics of Engineering and Interdisciplinary Skills

Mathematics

Languages

Curriculum

Practical Experience and Research

Students will spend approximately 50% of the class time in labs and skills practice classes, preparing them for hands-on application of their acquired theoretical knowledge. Additionally, a strong cooperation with local industry enables our students to obtain real-world experience during their project work and mandatory internship. Students are also invited to join in R&D activities at the University in the form of student projects or as research assistants. Electrical storage systems, PV systems, e-mobility, power electronics, high voltage and high current engineering, switching devices and lightning protection are a few examples of the areas of principle interest.

Projects & Research

Did you know that ...

Electrical Energy is THE backbone of a modern society. No other form of energy plays such an important role. With thedevelopment of more and more efficient electrical energy supplies, engineers are in high demand. Our graduates are positioned to become members of a network of experts tasked with creating the future of electrical energy supply.
According to the Federal Ministry of Labor and Economy, electrical engineering is the top profession experiencing a skills shortage in Austria in 2024

Small class sizes allow a more personal experience!

Erika Hallemann

Canada

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FAQs

Here are the answers to some of the most frequently asked questions about the degree programme.

Why study in Austria?

Situated in the heart of Europe, Austria offers great variety concentrated in a small area. Austria offers you a broad spectrum of educational opportunities – not to mention great social security, economic stability and the great hospitality of the Austrians. This is why Austria is an ideal place for studying and living! Take a look.

I did my schooling in English. Do I really need a English language certificate?

Please note that we have a very strict policy for English proficiency proof. Unless you are American, British or Australian we require a English language certificate. We do not accept letters from previous schools or universities stating that your high school or undergraduate programme was completed in English.

Applicants are required to submit the following: TOEFL IbT minimum score of 78 points or academic IELTS - min overall score of 6.0. No exceptions!

Do you offer scholarships for international students?

We only offer a merit based performance scholarships for international students as of the 2nd semester. These scholarships award students with a 1x contribution of 1 semester tuition fees. Further information on other international scholarships (these are though scholarships that are not offered by the FH, therefore we can not assist with application etc.) can be found here.

Is a transfer from another university possible?

Please note that we very seldomly accept transfer students into higher semesters due to the technical and practical nature of our degree programme, with the first year being the most essential given that the courses are designed to build on each other, so it is absolutely important to have a solid knowledge base. Unfortunately not many universities offer such a practical focused approach, and most likely do not cover the same courses as our curriculum.

You will be required to apply via our application portal and include your transcripts from your current studies, module descriptions as well as detailed curriculum of the degree which you are currently studying. Our head of studies will then review these to access if a transfer is possible. You will most likely have to repeat some courses, other courses may be credited.