University Of Freiburg - Faculty Of Engineering:
The University of Freiburg, founded in 1457, is one of the oldest universities in Germany and looks back on a long tradition of excellence in teaching and research. Whether in the humanities, the sciences or engineering, Freiburg’s students and faculty have made a significant impact on the academic world.
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The Faculty of Engineering is the 11th and newest faculty of the University of Freiburg. The faculty consists of: - Department of Computer Science, Department of Microsystems Engineering, Professorship for Communication Systems (Prof. Dr. G. Schneider), Co-opted Professorship for Telematics (Prof. Dr. G. Müller, IIG), Co-opted Professorship for Modeling and Social Consequences (Frau Prof. Dr. B. Schinzel, IIG), Co-opted Professorship for Applied Physics, Solar Energy (Prof. Dr. E. Weber, FhG-ISE), Teaching Export Professorship for Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry
Courses / Programs:
The field of Computer Science offers the following programs and degrees:
- Bachelor’s Program Computer Science
- Master’s Program Computer Science
- Master’s Program Applied Computer Science
- Master's Program Bioinformatics
- Diploma Program Computer Science (auslaufend)
- Major and Minor Subject Degree Staatsexamen for Teaching
- Magister and B.A. Minor Subject
The field of Microsystems Engineering offers the following programs and degrees:
- Bachelor’s Program Microsystems Engineering
- Bachelor’s Program Microsystems Engineering (expiring)
- Master’s Program Microsystems Engineering - English
- Master’s Program Microsystems Engineering - German
Faculty of Engineering:
The 11th and newest faculty of the university is the Faculty of Engineering which was established in 1995. It comprises the Department of Computer Science and the Department of Microsystems Engineering offering undergraduate and graduate programs to approximately 1,200 students. Situated on a new campus at the edge of Freiburg, both departments feature modern facilities for research and teaching including a cleanroom, electronics, optics and chemistry laboratories, robotics laboratories, facilities for tele-teaching, mobile computer pools for students and an engineering library. The Faculty offers three international Master’s programs.
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