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Doctorate at the Technical University of Munich

Welcome to the TUM! Welcome to the TUM Graduate School! 

The Technical University of Munich (TUM) is firmly grounded in the belief that talent is our asset to cultivating academic excellence in doctoral education. TUM boasts a long and proud tradition of fostering world-class doctoral candidates committed to finding solutions to the diverse challenges of our time. Supported by prominent researchers in their fields, TUM invests substantial resources in helping early-stage scientists to work independently and kick-start their careers. 

Following the innovative TUM doctoral model of the TUM Graduate School (TUM-GS), our doctoral candidates are welcomed into an environment that perfectly intertwines academic knowledge and professional qualifications. During their time at TUM, their training will be enhanced by top-grade facilities, exposure to cutting-edge research projects, and abundant unique learning opportunities that enable them to become independent and responsible leaders in their chosen career path. 

On the following pages, you will find all the information you need about doing a doctorate at TUM. We look forward to accompanying you on the exciting journey ahead!

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Doctoral Study at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science

The Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science offers the opportunity to study towards a Doctor of Engineering (Dr.-Ing.) or Doctor of Natural Sciences (Dr. rer. nat.) degree. Doctoral candidates are usually employed as research staff, work in a specific research field and assume teaching responsibilities like the supervision of exercises and laboratory sessions. It is also possible to write a dissertation within a research project funded by a third party, such as the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG) or Bundesministerium für Bildung und Forschung (BMBF).

Doctoral Regulations

Previous versions of the doctoral degree regulations to download.

• Doctoral Regulations Dr.-Ing. 2006
• Doctoral Regulations Dr.-Ing. 2010
• Doctoral Regulations Dr.-Ing. 2013
• Doctoral Regulations Dr. rer. nat. 2008
• Doctoral Regulations Dr. rer. nat. 2013
• Doctoral Regulations Dr. rer. nat. 2018

Dates and deadlines

Steps to a doctoral degree.

If you are interested in doctoral study, you should first approach professors in your field of interest. Ask the professors about current questions in research and prepare a possible topic for doctoral study in discussion with one professor. Confirm that the professor is willing to supervise your doctorate and prepare a supervision agreement (only in German) . You should also discuss how your doctorate will be financed.

Your application for admission to doctoral study should be submitted using the following documents (only in German) (checklist (in English), forms, declaration of consent from the Graduate Academy, etc.). The supervision agreement should also be included. If you are aiming for the academic degree "Dr. rer. nat.", you must also submit a signed project outline with the preliminary working title (§ 5, Clause 5b, of the Doctoral Degree Regulations).

You will therefore be admitted to doctoral studies as a doctoral candidate of the faculty by a resolution of the Faculty Committee or the Dean's Office if you have passed the admission requirements listed in § 3 of the relevant Doctoral Degree Regulations. Conditions may apply (see § 3, Clause 6, of the regulations for Doctor of Engineering (Dr.-Ing.) or § 3, Clause 4, of the regulations for Doctor of Natural Sciences (Dr. rer. nat.)). You can now begin work on your doctoral topic.

After you have been accepted, you must enrol as a doctoral student at Leibniz University Hannover (see § 2 of the "Immatrikulationsordnung" , only in German). You will receive the required certificate of acceptance (only in German) from the faculty together with the letter of admission by e-mail from the doctoral office. Exceptions to the enrolment obligation are regulated in the enrolment regulations in § 2 and § 9. Information on leave of absence can be found here . For questions regarding enrolment and payment of the semester fees, please contact the Admissions Office by sending an email to [email protected] .

You must wait at least three months from the date of your acceptance before submitting your dissertation and applying for examination (see § 6, Clause 1, of the Doctoral Degree Regulations).

Once you have finished your dissertation and fulfilled any conditions, you can submit a written application for examination to the Dean of the Faculty. This is possible three months after admission (see § 6, Clause 1, of the Doctoral Degree Regulations). Please take note of the submission deadlines and ensure that you submit a complete set of documents. In addition to a bound copy of your dissertation, you must also submit an electronic version.

• Dissertation title page template for submission (only in German)
• Documents required for the application for examination (only in German)

The examination process officially begins with a resolution of the Faculty Board. Examiners and referees of the thesis will be sought and a chairperson of the examiners selected.

Your supervisor will advise in this selection and suggest possible dates for defending your dissertation in person.

As soon as the referees have provided their professional opinions on your dissertation, it will be held in the Dean’s Office for two weeks. This allows professors of the faculty to inspect your dissertation. Your dissertation will be accepted when this is recommended by the referees and no objections are lodged during the inspection period.

The acceptance of your dissertation can be conditional. In this case, the Chairperson of the Examiners will inform you of the conditions and advise you about the next steps in the process.

After your dissertation has been accepted, the dean will announce the date, time and location for your doctoral lecture and oral examination or defense. The announcement will be made at least five days in advance.

The earliest date for the doctoral examination or defense depends upon how quickly the references are received. For this reason, your supervisor should discuss possible dates with the referees of the thesis in advance.

Please visit the Dean’s Office and agree on a preferred date for the doctoral lecture and defence, as this is where doctoral degree examinations for the whole faculty are coordinated.

Immediately after the doctoral lecture and defence, the Chairperson of the Examiners will inform you of the result and issue you with a provisional certificate.

The committee can impose conditions on the final version of the dissertation. Any conditions will need to be fulfilled within a limited period of time, and will be recorded in written form.

Please note: at this point in time, you are not yet permitted to use the doctor title!

After you have successfully completed the doctoral defence, you must publish the final version of your dissertation, as approved by the examiners, within one year .

• Dissertation title page template for publication (only in German)

Information about publishing your dissertation can be found on the website of the University Library (TIB) . The library will send confirmation of publication directly to the faculty. As soon as this confirmation has been received, you may collect your doctoral degree certificate. Should you wish to receive your certificate by post, please inform us of your current address.

The process is completed with the issue of your doctoral degree certificate. The certificate can only be issued once your dissertation has been published and all resources, such as books and journals, have been returned. In the case of the Doctor of Natural Sciences (Dr. rer. nat.), a declaration concerning these resources (only in German) must be returned.

Your doctoral degree certificate should be collected from the Dean’s Office. From this point in time, you may use the doctor title.

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Further information on the doctoral study.

Information, advice and further training for doctoral students at LUH

Things worth knowing for international doctoral students

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Conferral of Doctorates at Faculty IV

The doctorate is the acquisition of the doctoral degree at an institution of higher education within the framework of an examination procedure that is regulated at the TU Berlin by doctoral regulations common to all faculties. This scientific work makes an important contribution to the development of the latest scientific findings and to their transfer and application in practice.

There are various ways to earn a doctorate at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science: as a research assistant, within structured doctoral programs, or as an external doctorate. The requirements and the examination performance in the form of the dissertation with the scientific defense are the same for all doctoral candidates.

TU Berlin Doctoral Regulations

Doctoral Degrees at our Faculty

• Doktor*in der Ingenieurwissenschaften (Dr.-Ing.) - for doctorates with a focus on engineering
• Doktor*in der Naturwissenschaften (Dr. rer. nat.) - for doctorates with a focus on mathematics and the natural sciences

► Which doctoral degree is suitable for me?

The right doctoral degree for your doctorate, "Dr.-Ing." or "Dr. rer. nat.", depends on the subject focus of your doctoral thesis, but not on the subject focus of your university degree.

Requirements

• Master’s degree from a university or a university of applied sciences or a degree of a similar level (Diplom, Magister, Staatsexamen) in the subject area of the respective doctoral degree.
• Diploma graduates from a German Fachhochschule are admitted to gaining a doctoral degree, if their final grade is above average (at least "good") and they have passed the assessment examinations (Feststellungsprüfungen).

► In terms of content

• successful completion of a research paper (doctoral thesis)
• passed oral exam (scientific defense)

Doctoral Examination Procedure: Information & Important Forms

Application as a doctoral candidate.

As at most universities, at the Technische Universität Berlin you first need a written confirmation of supervision from your doctoral supervisor . As soon as you have received such a confirmation from a professor of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, you can apply as a doctoral candidate.

In order to get clarity and certainty about the doctoral requirements of the faculty at an early stage, you should apply as a doctoral candidate in good time . The faculty then decides whether to accept or reject your declaration of intent and at the same time specifies any requirements for additional study and examination achievement. For example, additional study and examination requirements may be imposed on candidate with degrees from other disciplines or from foreign countries.

In addition, the supervisor and the doctoral candidate document their mutual expectations and obligations by concluding a doctoral agreement . This includes, in particular, the mutual commitment to the guidelines for ensuring good scientific practice at the TU Berlin, which are based on the recommendations of the German Research Foundation (Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft, DFG), as well as the recognition of the characteristics that are considered fundamental within the TU Berlin for a good supervisory and working relationship in the context of a doctorate.

You can submit your application at any time at our Faculty Service Center. Please use the following two forms:

• Application as a Doctoral Candidate (Dr.-Ing. / Dr. rer. nat.)
• Supervision Agreement

Admission to the Doctoral Examination Procedure

Once you have completed your doctoral thesis, you can apply to commence the doctoral examination procedure . In this application you propose, among other things, the preferred evaluators. You can also propose a name for the chair of the doctoral examination board.

Please consider the requirements of the TU Berlin Doctoral Regulations as well as the Guidelines for Writing Dissertations at Faculty IV   and our binding deadlines , both listed further down on this web page under "Important Information at a Glance".

Important forms:

• Application to Commence the Doctoral Procedure - new TU Berlin Doctoral Regulations

Information sheets and forms for dual doctorates / cotutelle de thèse are available at the Faculty Service Center.

Scientific Defense

As soon as the doctoral examination procedure has been commence by the Faculty Board and all the evaluations have been submitted to the Faculty Service Center, the scientific defense follows.

The scientific defense is open to the university public and it takes place in the presence of the doctoral candidate and all members of the doctoral examination board.

It is divided into two parts:

• Presentation by the doctoral candidate about the dissertation (30 minutes)
• Discussion with the evaluators on the subject discipline of the dissertation (60 to 90 minutes).

According to § 8 (1) of the new TU Berlin Doctoral Regulations, doctoral candidates of Faculty IV are allowed to inspect the evaluators' reports prior to the scientific defense. For this purpose a request for inspection can be submitted.

Legal regulations & guidelines:

• Guidance for the Organization of Scientific Defenses using Videoconferencing – NEW TU Berlin Doctoral Regulations
• Guidance for the Organization of Scientific Defenses using Videoconferencing – OLD TU Berlin Doctoral Regulations

Publication

After the scientific defense, you are obliged to make the dissertation version approved by the doctoral examination board (including any modifications requested by the doctoral examination board) available to the scientific public within twelve months (extension only in exceptional cases upon request).

Find out about the three possible forms of publication on the website of the University Library Dissertation Service :

    1 printed copy + online publication on DepositOnce or

    15 printed copies in classic dissertation printing or

    3 publisher's copies

Choose one of these and follow the steps in the relevant checklist. If you have any questions, please contact the dissertation office directly: dissertationen(at)ub.tu-berlin.de .

If it is a cumulative dissertation, further information , including copyright, must be observed.

You will receive a certificate of receipt from the University Library Dissertation Service after publication has been completed. This is usually also sent directly to the faculty service center and is a prerequisite for receiving the doctoral certificate.

Important Information at a Glance

Legal regulations & guidelines:.

• Guidelines for writing doctoral theses at Faculty IV
• Regulations for cumulative theses

Binding Deadlines

Submission of doctoral theses & applications for admission to the doctoral examination procedure (always by 12:00 noon):

• until Wednesday, October 2, 2024
• until Wednesday, October 30, 2024
• until Wednesday, November 27, 2024
• until Wednesday, January 8, 2025
• until Wednesday, February 5, 2025
• until Wednesday, March 5, 2025
• until Wednesday, March 26, 2025
• more dates to follow
• Center for Junior Scholars (CJS)
• virtuelles Kolleg ProMotion (German)
• Scientific Continuing Education and Cooperation (ZEWK)
• Introduction session for new doctoral students February 2023

Good Scientific Practice

• Statute on the Safeguarding of Good Academic Practice at TU Berlin
• Investigation Commission for Scientific Misconduct

After your Doctorate

Dissertation awards.

• Deutscher Studienpreis - Körber Stiftung ( partially in English, since currently in translation )
• Tiburtius-Preis - Preis der Berliner Hochschulen

Completed Doctorates

Doctorates completed at Faculty IV can be found here:

• Dissertation Database TU Berlin
• Doctorates from 2021

Consultation & Contact

Office for doctoral affairs.

The Office for Doctoral Affairs is part of the Faculty Service Center

• your basic contact for questions concerning your doctorate and 
• responsible for all organizational questions and tasks in the context of your entire doctoral process

Please always contact Jana Peich directly if you have any questions.

[email protected]

+49 30 314-22229

Ombudspersons for Doctorates

►► PLEASE NOTE first: Our ombudspersons are NOT available for organizational tasks related to your doctorate, here  please always contact Jana Peich, Office for Doctoral Affairs , contact information see above.

Our ombudspersons are there to

• help you with non-subject-related problems, conflicts of interest and problematic co-authorships , for example
• promote the cooperation between Faculty IV and the  Center for Junior Scholars at TU Berlin (CJS) , central institution for the advancement of junior scholars at TU Berlin
• participate in introductory events of the CJS and spread the word about education offers, scholarships and further news.

Marianne Maertens

[email protected]

+49 30 314-24478

Prof. Dr. habil.

Ombudsperson for Doctorates

[email protected]

+49 30 314-25154

Michel Steuwer

[email protected]

+49 30 314-25102

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Doctoral Degree studies at the Department of Electrical Engineering.

Doctoral Degree studies at the Department of Electrical Engineering

Other than starting a career in industry, appropriately qualified master graduates may study for a doctoral degree (PhD, in German "Dr.-Ing.") in the department of electrical engineering.

Please note, that the responsibility for research matters and thus for PhD-positions is entirely with the professors of our institutes.

The homepages of all institutes of the department of electrical engineering are listed here . Please ask the secretary offices of the institutes of your choice for current vacancies of PhD-positions. Additionally, please read very carefully the  information about doctoral degree studies given by our University's Admissions Office. Furthermore it is possible to get support from the University's Office of the GRADUS Graduate Academy .

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University of Kaiserslautern

Power engineering and renewable energies.

Mannheim University of Applied Sciences

Automation technology.

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Electrical power engineering.

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Communication and information technology, (cit).

University of Bremen

Control, microsystems, microelectronics (cmm), physics (applied and engineering physics).

Technical University of Munich

Communications technology.

University of Ulm

Information and communications engineering (ice).

Technical University of Applied Sciences of Central Hesse - THM

Electrical engineering and information technology.

Deggendorf Institute of Technology

Microsystems engineering.

University of Freiburg

Integrated circuit design, green electronics, communications and signal processing.

Ilmenau University of Technology

Computer science (jim).

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University of Magdeburg

Ravensburg-Weingarten University of Applied Sciences

Electrical engineering.

FH Aachen - University of Applied Sciences

Systems engineering and engineering management.

South Westphalia University of Applied Sciences

University of Applied Sciences Kempten

Electrical engineering and embedded systems, electrical systems engineering.

University of Paderborn

Nanoelectronic systems.

Dresden University of Technology

Information and communication systems.

Chemnitz University of Technology

Wind engineering.

University of Flensburg

Electrical and microsystems engineering.

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University of Rostock

Automotive engineering, electrical and electronic engineering.

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Top 5 Universities in Germany to Study Electrical Engineering

The field of engineering is quite broad, with electrical engineering being one of its many sub-fields. If you have decided to delve into the world of electrical engineering, we have compiled a list of the top 5 universities in Germany to study Electrical Engineering. It is important to mention that these universities have been ranked as the best in Germany for the subject by the QS World University Rankings . As a hub for international students , it is fair to say that Germany has some of the best universities in the world . Not only are these universities ranked among the top worldwide universities, but they also offer a world-class education like no other.

Be it engineering, business , law, or medicine , Germany is all-inclusive. Being an international student in a country whose culture is highly regarded worldwide would just check off so many things from your to-do list. Getting a globally recognized degree, traveling around this wonderful country , and being introduced to a diverse environment are only some of the many things that Germany has to offer . But benefits aside, let’s just read through the top 5 universities for Electrical Engineering in Germany and choose our academic destination.

1. Technical University of Munich

Technische Universität München

The Technical University of Munich is one of the highest ranked universities in the world due to its excellence in education. It is also highly regarded for its electrical engineering degree programmes. The bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering at this university offers a wide range of skills sets, starting from theoretical as well as hands-on experience. The Electrical Engineering Faculty at this university has numerous well-known partners in industry, thousands of international students enrolled in its courses, and over 400 in scientific staff. The Electrical Engineering degree programmes it offers are:

• Electrical and Computer Engineering / Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.)
• Electrical and Computer Engineering / Master of Science (M.Sc.)

2. RWTH Aachen University

Rheinisch-Westfälische Technische Hochschule Aachen

The Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Information Technology, and Computer Engineering at this university aims to train highly-qualified engineers to excel in the job market. This faculty holds a leading position in both teaching and research. Working towards long-lasting results, this university offers the best studying conditions to its students ensuring they also get the hands-on experience they need. The degree programmes in Electrical Engineering at this university are:

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• Electrical Engineering, Information Technology and Computer Engineering / Bachelor
• Business Administration and Engineering: Electrical Power Engineering / B.Sc.
• Business Administration and Engineering: Electrical Power Engineering M.Sc.
• Electrical Engineering, Information Technology and Computer Engineering / M.Sc. (English-Taught)
• Technical Communication with Specialisation in Electrical Engineering / M.Sc.

3. Technical University of Berlin

Technische Universität Berlin (TU Berlin)

The Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Faculty at this university is known to be one of the best in Germany in the field. It has around 60 professors and more than 550 in academic staff. The faculty offers modern facilities, comfortable study environments, and efficient courses. It has over 6,000 students enrolled at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, with around 2,000 being internationals. This faculty focuses its research expertise in six different areas the likes of:

• Cognitive Systems
• Cyber-Physical Systems
• Data Analytics & Cloud
• Future Internet & Media Technology
• Integration Technology & Photonics
• Sustainable Energy Systems & Mobility

It offers the following degree programmes in Electrical Engineering:

• Bachelor in Electrical Engineering
• Master Electrical Engineering

4. KIT, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology

This university teaches students to efficiently make use of their maths and physics skills by turning them into a profession that can shape the future. You will learn how to develop associated systems and their components, increase their efficiency and environmental compatibility, and much more. The degree programmes in Electrical Engineering at this university are flexible and offer broad knowledge that leads to specialisations of your personal choice. The faculty focuses its attention to the following research topics:

• Electromobility
• Communication Technology
• Micro & Nanoelectronic Systems
• Photonics & Optical Technologies
• Renewable Energies & Smart Grids
• Aerospace Systems

During your bachelor studies at this university, you can choose among optional subjects that offer initial specialization. You will learn hands-on and have the opportunity to choose between an industrial internship and research-oriented project work at KIT. All these and more go into creating some of the best engineers who will be able to contribute to the society. The degree programmes this university offers in Electrical Engineering are:

• Bachelor Degree in Electrical Engineering and Information Technology
• Master’s Degree in Electrical Engineering and Information Technology

5. Dresden University of Technology

Technische Universität Dresden

Last but not least, Dresden University of Technology is highly-regarded when it comes to Electrical Engineering, but not only. The Faculty of Electrical Engineering at this university has an outstanding network with international universities, research institutions, as well as the industry. You will learn about the theoretical as well as the practical part of engineering, while also creating valuable industry contacts. The university is known for both tradition and innovation, creating this way highly-talented engineers who will give their best into the development of Electrical Engineering further on.

The degree programme in Electrical Engineering offers two sections, a basic course consisting of an orientation year, and the main course immediately following the former. Students have the opportunity of choosing a specific field of study in the main course, as well as an internship and elective area as part of the specialisation. The fields of study included in this degree programme are:

• Electrical Energy Technology
• Automation, Measurement, Control Technology
• Information Technology
• Microelectronics
• Device, Micro, and Medical Technology

During the main course programme, all students complete modules in Theoretical Electrical Engineering, Numerical Mathematics, Measurement Technology, Circuit Technology, as well as basic and specialist internships in industry.

*If you want to know how did we came up with the list, please read:   Top Universities in Germany to study Engineering

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