Small group sizes, which means individual support; professors are contactable and do not delegate teaching and individual support; lecture content is supported with labs; advisor and course coordinator support the students when selecting courses and generally with any problems during their studies.

Professors have international links and can therefore offer extensive support for semesters abroad or switching to a Graduate School. All of our professors have worked abroad or obtained a doctorate abroad, or have non-German nationality. Our professors have gained teaching experience in the USA, Japan, Austria or Iran in particular.

Labs for beginners courses, for signal processors, and FPGA programming. The research laboratories are also being made accessible so that students can also work on special and expensive equipment. Students have access to a wide range of online resources for literature and software licences.

Activities in many projects involving the German Research Foundation, ZIM, EU and industry. Topics include security, localisation, detecting influence through pulse interference, mobile communications, satellite communications, powerline and DSL, DNA analysis, joint source and channel coding, to name just a few.

J-CUB, start-up weekend, start-up competition, spin-offs by professors, where some PhD and B.Sc./M.Sc. graduates find their first job.

Apart from examinations, there is barely any hierarchical relationship between teaching staff and students; instead they work together on the teaching content and research results; Professors and teaching staff view themselves as providers of a service.