Master of Science in Engineering (MSE)

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School / University of Applied Sciences	Berner Fachhochschule, BFH
provider	BFH Technik und Informatik
Title	Master of Science in Engineering (MSE)
Group	Engineering & Information Technology
kind	Master of Science (MSc)
requirements	Graduates of a bachelor’s or diploma degree programme of a University of Applied Sciences with good to very good academic achievements are admitted to the master’s programme. The field of study must be related to the area of expertise of the selected specialisation. Holders of an equivalent certificate can also be admitted to study. BFH’s MSE Admissions Committee will carry out an aptitude assessment once the application has been submitted. If necessary, a supplementary interview can be arranged.
duration	Full-time: 3 semesters, Part-time: max. 7 semesters
ECTS	90
language	DE, FR, EN
location	Zürich, Biel, Lugano, Lausanne, Burgdorf
kosten_semester	CHF 750.–
start	underway
dokument	Studienführer MSc Engineering (MSE)
dokument	MSc Engineering Profile Technik und Informatik

study details

description: The Master of Science in Engineering is a degree programme offered jointly by the Swiss Universities of Applied Sciences, providing personalised training in engineering and IT . With a total of 14 areas of specialisation, termed 'profiles', a wide range of choices is available. Bern University of Applied Sciences offers master’s degrees in nine profiles:

Business Engineering
Computer Science
Data Science
Electrical Engineering
Energy & Environment
Mechanical Engineering
Mechatronics & Automation
Medical Engineering
Photonics

The practical focus is of prime importance in all profiles, accounting for two-thirds of the course; the training objectives depend very much on the needs of the future employers.

Conclusion

As a Master of Science in Engineering, you will be equipped to work in leading positions in research and development departments. You will undertake challenging tasks in your area of expertise or generalist positions. After completing your studies, you will have well-defined methodological and management skills that enable you to further the development of new products and services as well as entire organisations.

After graduation,

you’ll have more in-depth knowledge of mathematics
you’ll possess specialist knowledge of various engineering sciences
you’ll successfully apply your knowledge to calculation, simulation, analysis and verification
you’ll understand how to develop products and processes in research using the latest technology
you’ll be able to investigate complex cause-and-effect relationships with standard and proprietary methods
you’ll be in position to successfully communicate with business partners and position yourself internationally
as a project leader or manager in the organisation, you’ll be able to find solutions with others and implement them in practice

study outlay

The master’s degree programme is practice-oriented and is based on one-third basic training (theory) and two-thirds specialist in-depth training (practice).

Basic training
The Master of Science in Engineering course teaches basic knowledge (30 ECTS credits), which is offered jointly by the Swiss Universities of Applied Sciences and divided into three module groups:

Technical scientific modules TSM
Extended fundamental theoretical principles FTP
Context modules CM

Technical specialisation and profiles
You can complete the specialisation at a research unit – usually the BFH institute to which your workplace is assigned. The specialisation course comprises 60 ECTS credits and includes the following components:

Project theses 1 and 2
Master’s thesis
Supplementary events, supplementary modules

target group: Graduates of a bachelor’s or diploma degree programme of a University of Applied Sciences with good to very good academic achievements are admitted to the master’s programme.

further details: Im Zentrum des Studiums steht der Bezug zur Praxis, was den MSE von einer Ausbildung an einer Universität unterscheidet. Die Bedürfnisse der Industrie prägen die Ausbildungsziele des MSE mit und fliessen direkt in den Unterricht und die Projektarbeiten ein. Auch die Master-Thesis wird in der Regel in Zusammenarbeit mit einem Unternehmen erarbeitet.

Als Master of Science in Engineering haben Sie Zugriff auf verschiedenste Fachgebiete im Ingenieurwesen und profitieren vom Know-how eines gesamtschweizerischen Netzwerkes von Expert*innen.

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provider: BFH Technik und Informatik

Website: https://www.bfh.ch/ti/de/

description: Themenschwerpunkte unserer Weiterbildungen:

- Cyber Security
- Data Science
- Digital Forensics & Cyber Investigation
- Digital Health / Regulatory Affairs
- Digital Transformation
- Information Technology
- Innovation, Leadership, Management
- Energie & Mobilität – Smart Industry

Unsere konsekutiven Master-Angebote:

- MSc Engineering (MSE)
- MSc Biomedical Engineering (Kooperationsmaster mit der Universität Bern)
- MSc Precision Engineering (Kooperationsmaster mit der Universität Bern)

Contact

Director of studies: Prof. Andreas Habegger
Leiter Master of Science Engineering

Berner Fachhochschule
Technik und Informatik
Lehre
Quellgasse 21
2501 Biel

Contact: mse@bfh.ch

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