Bachelor of Science in Information Engineering and Technology

Program Overview

 

The Bachelor of Science in Information Engineering and Technology at GIU Berlin is designed to equip students with a strong engineering foundation, enabling them to specialize in cutting-edge fields such as Communication Engineering, Electronics, and Networking. This program blends theoretical knowledge with practical applications, ensuring graduates are well-prepared for careers in telecommunications, cybersecurity, electronics development, and IT infrastructure.

With the rapid evolution of digital transformation, smart technologies, and global connectivity, this degree offers students the expertise required to develop, optimize, and maintain the essential systems that power modern industries.

Specializations

The program offers three major specializations, allowing students to tailor their education to their career goals:

1. Communication Engineering (COMM)

 

Students specializing in Communication Engineering will master the design, development, and optimization of advanced telecommunications and wireless systems. This specialization covers:

1. Telecommunication networks and wireless communication systems
2. Global positioning systems (GPS) and satellite communications
3. Radar and navigation systems engineering
4. Testing and troubleshooting of communication hardware and software
5. Development of large-scale power generation and distribution systems

 

Graduates in this field play a crucial role in shaping the future of global communication infrastructure, ensuring seamless connectivity, security, and efficiency.

2. Electronics (ELCT)

 

The Electronics specialization focuses on electrical engineering applications that power industries such as automation, consumer electronics, and research & development. Key areas of study include:

1. Design and testing of electronic circuits and microcontrollers
2. Development of automation and embedded systems
3. Power electronics and control systems
4. Semiconductor and nanotechnology applications
5. Advanced signal processing and sensor technology

 

This specialization prepares students for careers in research, product development, and industrial automation, ensuring they are equipped with advanced technical skills to innovate in the electronics industry.

3. Networking (NETW)

 

Network Engineering is at the core of IT infrastructure, security, and digital transformation. This specialization trains students to design, manage, and secure computer networks across industries. Core topics include:

1. Network architecture and system design
2. Cloud computing and virtualization
3. Cybersecurity and ethical hacking
4. Wireless and mobile network administration
5. Data center management and enterprise IT solutions

 

With the increasing reliance on secure, high-speed networking, graduates will be prepared for roles as network administrators, security engineers, cloud specialists, and IT consultants.

 

 

 

Program Structure

The Bachelor of Science in Information Engineering and Technology is a 7-semester program, during which students earn 210 ECTS credit points under the European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System (ECTS).

The curriculum includes:

1. Core courses in electrical and information engineering
2. Advanced courses in communication systems, networking, and electronics
3. Elective courses for specialized knowledge in COMM, ELCT, or NETW
4. Hands-on projects, lab-based learning, and industry collaboration
5. Internships and research opportunities

 

Career Opportunities

Graduates of this program can pursue exciting careers in fields such as:

 

1. Telecommunications and wireless networking
2. Artificial intelligence and embedded systems
3. Cybersecurity and IT infrastructure
4. Electronics and semiconductor manufacturing
5. Data center and cloud computing management
6. Smart city and IoT (Internet of Things) solutions

 

With the global demand for highly skilled engineers in telecom, IT, and electronics, graduates will find diverse career opportunities in multinational companies, research labs, technology startups, and public sector organizations.

How to Apply

Students interested in joining the Bachelor of Science in Information Engineering and Technology program can follow the admissions process outlined by GIU Berlin. Please visit the Admissions Page for detailed information on:

1. Application requirements
2. Required documents
3. Admission deadlines
4. Scholarship and financial aid opportunities

 

Be part of the future of information engineering and technology—apply today!