MSc in Electrical Engineering
Winter intake start date
2026-10-15
Why choose Electrical Engineering?
Electrical Engineering is for you if you want to work with the electronic systems that make the intelligent products and digital infrastructure of the future possible. Microelectronics, embedded systems and communication systems are a fundamental part of modern technology: from smartphones, sensors and IoT systems to satellites, robots, drones and edge computing.
On the Master’s programme, you become a specialist in advanced electronics. You learn to design high-frequency electronics and to develop solutions where digital and analogue systems must function stably, efficiently and precisely.
Demand for electronics engineers with knowledge of microelectronics, embedded systems and communication technology is high and is expected to grow, as more and more products and systems become intelligent, connected and dependent on advanced electronics.
What will you learn?
On the Master’s programme, you work with two main disciplines: embedded electronics and communication systems. You gain both theoretical knowledge and practical skills to design, develop and implement advanced technological solutions.
Within embedded electronics, you work with intelligent systems that drive modern devices and infrastructures. You learn to design efficient, reliable and specialised hardware-software solutions, with topics such as accelerated AI, chip design and co-design methods.
Within communication systems, you explore the technologies that enable global communication. You work with wireless communication, signal processing, network architecture and antennas, and learn to create robust and scalable communication systems.
Teaching methods
The programme takes place in a project- and research-based learning environment. You work in project groups, where you and your fellow students are responsible for planning and carrying out the projects.
The project briefs often come from companies, and emphasis is placed on working with real technological problems. Teaching takes place in English in an international study environment.
- ECTS transcript – If you are still completing your Bachelor’s degree, upload an ECTS transcript showing the subjects you have studied, your grades, and the number of credits awarded. Your Bachelor’s diploma must be uploaded later, as soon as you receive it.
- Bachelor’s diploma – If you have already graduated, upload your Bachelor’s diploma. A separate ECTS transcript is not required.
Note: Your Bachelor’s degree must be in the same or a related field as the Master’s programme you are applying for. The university will check whether you have completed enough relevant subjects and ECTS credits.
Important! View the full requirements on the university’s official website. Requirements may vary depending where you completed your bachelor education.
Applicants have to prove their English language skills either by an internationally recognized language test or upon previous studies. Usually English language skills can be proved by the following documents:
- TOEFL iBT*
- IELTS Academic
- A Cambridge English qualification
- Higher education degree completed in English
- Secondary education completed in English in a country or school qualification accepted by the university
- An English subject and grade on your secondary school leaving certificate that meet the university’s requirements
- Other
Important: Accepted methods and minimum results depend on study programme and the country where you completed your education. Check the official requirements for your chosen study programme.
*Use the Kastu promo code LTU1000102 when registering for TOEFL iBT and receive a 5% discount.
You can also apply if you hold a similar degree within Electronics, Mechatronics, Robotics, Integrated Software or Electrical Power Engineering. Once you have applied, the faculty will assess your degree. To be considered, it must include a minimum of:
- 15 ECTS in Mathematics
- 40 ECTS in Electronics - analogue and digital
- 10 ECTS in Signal processing and control
- 10 ECTS in Programming and simulation tools
What does the programme lead to?
With an MSc in Engineering - Electronics, you can lead the charge in developing and innovating green technology, industrial production, robotics, drone systems, and transport systems. Electronics and telecommunications are pivotal to the future of products, services, and development, providing a wealth of career opportunities across various industries and companies, both in Denmark and internationally.
Career paths with an MSc in Engineering - Electronics include:
- Project leader for development projects
- Research and development engineer
- Technical manager
- Consultant
- Entrepreneur
- Data processor, designer, and developer in robotics
You will typically find roles in sectors focused on sustainable energy, energy conversion, transport systems, automation, robotics, and research. The robotics industry, in particular, is experiencing rapid growth, where expertise in power electronics and embedded systems is highly valued.
With an MSc in Engineering - Electronics, you will be well-prepared for the diverse opportunities in the job market. Odense, known as one of the world's leading robot cities, offers many exciting and unique opportunities.
