Control, Microsystems, Microelectronics (CMM)
University of Bremen · Bremen, Germany
Application deadline
15 Oct 2026
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Starts
Summer semester
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Tuition
No tuition fees
Duration
4 semesters
Taught in
English
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Can you get in?
- Academic requirements
- Degree (four-year Bachelor of Science or Engineering, German "FH-Diplom") in electrical engineering or a closely related field, awarded by an internationally recognised university-level institution Above-average results in undergraduate studies Industrial experience is welcome, but it is not a prerequisite.
- English
- C1C1 required, please provide an official language certificate, e.g.: IELTS Academic: 7
- German
- Not required for admission.
- How you apply
- Directly to University of Bremen. The official programme listing links to the application portal.
- Application period
- The following is valid for applicants from: all countries For the summer semester: 15 August - 15 October
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Check my profile — freeWhat your first year costs
- Tuition (2 semesters)
- None
- Semester contribution (2×)
- €840
- Living costs (12 months)
- €7,200
- First year, about
- €8,040
From the programme's DAAD listing. The living-cost figure is the university's own estimate.
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Compare my optionsThe programme
The curriculum consists of compulsory courses and elective courses. You can choose from the list in the current course catalogue. You may also choose courses which are not on the list after consultation with the Master's Examination Board. Labs offer an opportunity for experimental work. In a project, a scientific assignment for half a semester is given. It consists of scientific work, a written report, and an oral presentation. The Master's thesis completes the course.
- How it is organised
- Compulsory lectures in first three semesters: Sensors and Measurement Systems Advanced Digital System Design Process Automation in Power Grids Biological Measurement and Monitoring Systems Control Theory 1 Integrated Circuits Project (three months) German Language Course (one semester) There are…
- Internships
- Internships as such are not a part of the curriculum, but are encouraged.
- Part-time work
- Students are encouraged to participate in research projects. Funding opportunities are available in limited number.
From your country
General requirements for master's applicants. Rules change — confirm with the university and your local German mission.
🇮🇳 Applying from India
- An APS India certificate is mandatory before your visa appointment — processing takes weeks, so start it the day you decide to apply.
- Budget for the blocked account (€11,904 for one year in 2026 — verify the current amount with the German Embassy).
- IELTS/TOEFL is typically required; some universities accept a Medium-of-Instruction letter — check the official program page.
🇳🇬 Applying from Nigeria
- Proof of funds is usually a blocked account; open it early — transfers and verification take time.
- WAEC/NECO results are assessed via uni-assist for most universities; a Studienkolleg year may be required for bachelor's entry.
- Visa appointment slots in Lagos and Abuja book out months ahead — book as soon as you have an admission letter.
🇻🇳 Applying from Vietnam
- APS Vietnam certification applies to Vietnamese applicants — schedule the document check before university deadlines.
- Most universities want IELTS 6.0–6.5 for English-taught programs; requirements vary by program.
- Plan finances around the blocked account plus health insurance — both are checked at the visa stage.
🇧🇩 Applying from Bangladesh
- Document verification is strict: keep certificates, transcripts, and bank papers consistent and genuine — discrepancies sink applications.
- The blocked account is the standard proof of funds. You do not need an admission letter to open one, so set it up alongside your applications.
- Apply to several programs in parallel — visa processing in Dhaka can be slow, and an early admission letter buys you time.
Living in Bremen
A Hanseatic port city on the Weser with a research university, a dense space and marine science scene, and cheap student rooms.
Bremen is a city of about 588,000 people on the river Weser, and together with Bremerhaven it forms the German state of the Free Hanseatic City of Bremen.
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