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Study Engineering & Technology
Technical excellence through practice & innovation
Study Engineering at FHV – right in the heart of one of Europe’s most innovative regions. Through hands-on projects, state-of-the-art laboratories, and close collaboration with leading companies, you’ll gain valuable experience and secure excellent career opportunities – practical, future-oriented, and full of potential.
What you can expect:
- A wide range of degree programmes in Computer Science, Mechatronics, Electronics, and Energy Engineering
- Excellent career prospects through partnerships with leading regional companies
- Access to cutting-edge laboratories and workshops – available around the clock
- Research-driven teaching in the fields of Digitalisation, Smart Engineering, and Energy Efficiency
Engineering and technology degree programmes
Transformation through technology
Mechatronics and electrical engineering, computer science and industrial engineering or energy and environment - the FHV offers a wide range of subject areas in the technology department. All technical degree programmes have one thing in common: they impart knowledge and skills in order to develop future-oriented solutions. For continuous development and interdisciplinary collaboration between the degree programmes, the Technology Department relies on the competence fields of Data & Processes, Smart Engineering, Energy & Environment and Informatics. The FHV's technology courses focus equally on the needs of the students and the requirements of industry.
During your studies, you benefit from the research strength of the FHV. While the latest findings are incorporated into teaching, there are also opportunities to work on research projects. This means you are close to developments surrounding the major challenges of our time such as the energy transition or digital transformation. On the FHV campus, all technical laboratories with state-of-the-art equipment are available to you around the clock. For project work and also for your individual learning and research purposes.
