Engineering of Socio-Technical Systems - General Information

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Engineering of Socio-Technical Systems - General Information

M.Sc. Engineering of Socio-Technical Systems

The degree programmes taught in English in Engineering of Socio-Technical Systems (EngSTS) offers a scientific specialisation based on a Bachelor's degree in Computing Science or Psychology with a technical focus or in a closely related degree programme. The study programme takes an interdisciplinary approach to the development of safety-critical computer-based interactive systems with a special focus on the interaction between humans and technology. To this end, it combines content from the neurosciences with methods from the engineering development of IT systems. A special feature of the degree programme is the strong interlinking of courses from Computing Science and Psychology, in particular Cognitive and Perceptual Psychology. In line with the internationalisation of teaching, all courses on the degree programme are taught in English. This facilitates access for international students; German native speakers thus increase their language skills required in an international labour market

Academic appointments and fields of activity

Possible occupational fields can be found in all areas of application in which interactive, cooperative and cyber-physical systems (CPS) are developed and optimised:

  • Development of usable interactive systems
  • Development of sensors and actuators for interaction with the human brain
  • Consultancy for system analysis, design and implementation in various industries
  • Research institutes
  • Academic career (doctorate)
  • Automotive and aerospace
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