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Control, Microsystems, Microelectronics (CMM) Master of Science

A specialized Master's programme focusing on advanced digital systems, control theory, and microelectronics.

Best for:Best for students with a strong background in electrical engineering seeking advanced expertise in control systems and microelectronics.

University of Bremen · Bremen, Germany · R1 · First-stage researcher
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This is a masters position — not a PhD studentship.
Deadline
Register by 15 October 2026
Funding
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No tuition fees; semester contribution of approx. 420 EUR.
Start date
Summer semester
Location
Bremen
Germany

Overview

The Control, Microsystems, Microelectronics (CMM) programme at the University of Bremen is a four-semester Master of Science degree. The curriculum integrates compulsory core courses in digital system design, control theory, and integrated circuits with a wide range of elective options. Students engage in practical experimental work through laboratory sessions and a dedicated project phase. The programme concludes with a Master's thesis, preparing graduates for advanced technical roles in engineering and research.

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What you'll do

  • Complete compulsory core courses in digital system design, control theory, and integrated circuits.
  • Participate in laboratory sessions to gain hands-on experience with sensor characterization and microelectronics design.
  • Execute a scientific project assignment involving research, a written report, and an oral presentation.
  • Complete a Master's thesis as the final requirement for the degree.
  • Attend a German language course as part of the curriculum.

Requirements

Degree required: Four-year Bachelor of Science or Engineering in electrical engineering or a closely related field.

Degree offered: Master of Science

Language: English; C1 level required.

Instruction: English

Required skills
  • Strong academic record in undergraduate studies.
  • Proficiency in English at C1 level (e.g., IELTS Academic 7.0).
  • Foundational knowledge in electrical engineering principles.
Nice to have
Prior industrial experience in engineering.Familiarity with control theory or microsystems technology.
Eligibility
  • Must hold a four-year Bachelor's degree or equivalent from an internationally recognized institution.

Funding & terms

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No tuition fees; semester contribution of approx. 420 EUR.
Duration
4 semesters
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How to apply

Deadline: 2026-10-15

Applications must be submitted through the university's online portal. Applicants should ensure they meet the English language proficiency requirements and provide all necessary academic documentation.

Documents required
  • Academic transcripts
  • English language certificate
  • Bachelor's degree certificate
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Faculty of Physics and Electrical Engineering
University of Bremen
Germany
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