Learning Lounge; Lecture recordings; preliminary Mathematics course; E-learning projects; Interactive online tutorials; VHDL online; flexible programme curriculum and design in the Master’s degree programme; small tutorials and practice groups with individual support; massive use of computer-assisted exercises and practical applications; excellent staff-student ratio between lecturers and students; teaching of high-level methodology and implementation skills through integration of current research topics with local industry in particular, but also worldwide; Extensive recognition of ECTS credits acquired during semesters abroad.

Master's courses taught in English are available in Engineering as well in Natural Sciences with heavy involvement of Engineering Sciences. This means that almost 50% of the courses in the Master's degree are offered in English. All Master's students are therefore prepared for the international labour market.

hall for closed-loop control with test vehicles (including autonomous vehicles), electric vehicles; Experimental aeroplanes with zero-emission propulsion for short- and medium-haul connections in aviation; antenna measurement room; various production methods for producing amorphous and nanocrystalline materials; comprehensive Material Science analysis methods (incl. high-resolution scanning electron microscope (SEM), atomic force microscope (AFM), X-ray diffractometer (XRD), differential scanning calorimetry (DSC)), measurement laboratories for integrated circuits to 100 GHz; Clean room

Driver-assistance systems, autonomous driving and electromobility (driveU:Innovation centre of Daimler AG and University of Ulm); Hydrogen electric drives for aviation; Cognitive systems and man-machine interaction; sensor technology and signal processing ("Integrated Circuits In Communications" competence centre); Microwave and high-frequency systems (research training group KoRaTo: Cooperative Aperture Synthesis for Radar Tomography); Nano- and semiconductor materials; microelectronics technical centre (clean room); Biomedical engineering; Security in information technology.

StudentLab with extensive equipment. In this laboratory, students can let their creativity run wild and request assistance from the teaching staff if necessary. The University of Ulm offers central support in all questions relating to patents, successful technology transfer and business start-ups.