Electrical Engineering University List Germany

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Top electrical engineering universities in Germany with full admission details for TU Berlin, KIT, TUM and FAU Erlangen.
Electrical engineering is one of the strongest subjects at German technical universities. This 28-page PDF is a guide to the top electrical engineering universities in Germany, with full admission details for TU Berlin, KIT, TUM and FAU Erlangen.
What is inside the electrical engineering guide
- A guide to the top electrical engineering programs in Germany
- Full admission details for TU Berlin, KIT, TUM and FAU Erlangen
- A 28-page PDF you can read on your phone or laptop
Who is this guide for?
Engineering graduates (electrical, electronics and related degrees) planning an MS in Germany, and students comparing technical universities. TU Berlin, KIT and TUM belong to the TU9 group of leading technical universities, and our overview of TU9 universities in Germany explains how they compare with other public universities.
How to use it to choose your electrical engineering program
- Check which universities accept your Bachelors degree and whether your subjects match the program.
- Compare admission details such as GPA expectations, language requirements and deadlines.
- Build a shortlist and start preparing your documents: APS for Indian students, SOP, LORs and CV.
- Confirm the details on each official program page before you apply.
Frequently asked questions
Which are the best universities for electrical engineering in Germany?
Technical universities such as TUM, KIT, TU Berlin and RWTH Aachen are well known for engineering. This guide covers TU Berlin, KIT, TUM and FAU Erlangen with full admission details.
Can I study electrical engineering in Germany in English?
Yes, many engineering Masters programs are taught in English, although some are taught in German. See Masters in Germany taught in English.
Is a Masters in electrical engineering in Germany free?
At most public universities there are no tuition fees for Masters programs. You only pay a semester contribution, usually between €100 and €350. Baden-Württemberg is an exception for non-EU students, who pay €1,500 per semester. Read more in Is a Masters in Germany free for international students?.
Do Indian students need an APS certificate?
Yes, Indian students need an APS certificate for German university applications. Our APS certificate guide explains the process.
Need help matching your profile to programs? See our university shortlisting service or book a free consultation. For more on engineering degrees, read Engineering and CS Masters in Germany for Indian students.