Electronics Engineering (MSc)

Create tomorrow's intelligent solutions As a Master of Science in Electronics Engineering, you become a specialist in power electronics and embedded systems, which are found in almost all modern electronic devices. You learn to combine these two fields in practice, thereby playing a key role in the development of the intelligent products of the future. For example, hybrid and electric cars use power electronics and intelligent control to reduce energy consumption. Similarly, control systems and power electronics are utilized in spacecrafts and satellites to convert energy from solar cells, fuel cells, and batteries. The competencies of an electronics engineer are also in high demand for the development of products such as smartphones, sensors, smart washing machines, drones, uninterruptible power supplies, frequency converters, and robots. Power electronics and embedded systems are integral to nearly all modern electronics, and the trend is growing as future products and production processes become increasingly intelligent and energy-efficient. As a result, there is a growing demand for electronics engineers with strong competencies in these fields. First-Job Guarantee As an engineering student at SDU Sønderborg, you are guaranteed your first job when you finish your MSc studies (applies for students starting from September 2020). Read more about the First-Job guarantee Project and research-based learning environment You will be part of a project-based and collaborative learning environment where you work in project groups. You and your fellow students are responsible for planning and carrying out projects within the allocated time. Projects typically come from companies, and we emphasize the importance of solving problems from 'real life'. Read more about the structure of the programme . Career opportunities The programme offers a range of career options both in Denmark and abroad. You can get a job as a development and research engineer or project leader in development projects, technical manager, consultant or contractor. It is typically within branches which work with the development of electronic products, green technology, sustainable energy and transport systems. Read more about the career options . You can also continue with a 3-year research training programme , which leads to a PhD. For graduate engineers there is also the option to carry out an industrial PhD programme, which is conducted in close collaboration with a company where you will be employed.