General information
The Institute of Electrical Engineering and Information Technology will be happy to advise you if you would like to have your stay abroad funded by the ERASMUS+ program or if you are interested in other ways of going abroad.
Speicherhäuser an der Nidelva in Trondheim
Photo: (c) Phillip Stephan
Die NTNU bei Sonnenschein
Photo: (c) Philipp Stephan
Vorlesung an der NTNU
Photo: (c) Carolin Schubert
Wandern im Wald
Photo: (c) Philipp Stephan
Hüttenwochenende in Norwegen
Photo: (c) Carolin Schubert
General information
It is recommended to visit the student webpage of the International Office or attend one of their information sessions to get an initial overview of the programs, as well as how to apply and what funding is available.
You should inform yourself about the opportunities available as early in your university studies as possible, because the application deadlines for most scholarships are roughly a year to a year and a half before the start of the stay abroad. It is generally possible to apply to study abroad as part of your master's degree program while still studying for your bachelor’s degree.
Advice from the department
The Department of Electrical Engineering and Information Technology also provides students with advice on planning a stay abroad as well as answers to any subject-specific questions. Among other things, this includes questions on how to integrate the study abroad into a student’s university studies at the University of Stuttgart or on the formalities of getting examinations passed abroad recognized.
News on studying abroad
Kontakt
Markus Gaida
PD Dr.-Ing.Managing Director association of Electrical Engineering and Information Technology Institutes (EI); Program Manager of Electrical Engineering (EE); Academic Counseling of EE, Erasmus-Coordinator of EE, Head of the internationalization of EE
Erasmus Coordinator
Pfaffenwaldring 47, Stuttgart
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- Erasmus Coordinator Electrical Engineering