Communications and Information Technology

• Bachelor's degree or at least equivalent degree from a university, university of applied sciences, cooperative education institution or a recognized foreign university in electrical engineering, communications engineering or physics or in a related or subject-specific degree program at the level of at least three years of study
• A subject-related CV
• The Communication and Information Technology degree program requires basic knowledge and skills of at least 3.5 points

                These are proven by:             

              the individual grades achieved for relevant academic achievements amounting to:

at least 3 semesters in mathematics,

a total of at least two semesters in the areas of “Signals and Systems” and

“Fundamentals of Communications Engineering”,

at least one semester in the field of “Electromagnetic Fields and Waves”,

at least two semesters in the area of “Fundamentals of Electronics” and

at least two semesters in the area of “Contents of practical computer science”

and, if applicable, professional experience

• Admission to the Master's program can also be applied for if the Bachelor's degree cannot be submitted by the application deadline according to § 2 and, based on the course of study to date, in particular the previous study and examination results, it can be expected that the applicant will complete the Bachelor's degree in good time before the start of the Master's program.
• A written report in English of a maximum of two pages, outlining the personal and subject-specific reasons for applying for the program and considering the choice of the desired program (letter of motivation)
• English language skills at level C 1 CEFR (Common European Framework of Reference for Languages)

The information in the admission regulations for the [Master of Science Communication and Information Technology is legally binding.](https://www.uni-ulm.de/einrichtungen/zuv/dez1/recht-und-o...)