Master in Regelungstechnik und Ingenieurwissenschaften

This program implements the training project for an outstanding engineer.

Based on main subjects of Electrical Engineering, Control Science and Engineering and Computer Science and Technology, it aims to train students to gather systematic and professional knowledge of electro-technology, control theory, electrical engineering and computer applications technology and also to have the abilities to perform work involving system analysis and integration, system design and operation, research and development in the field of electrical engineering.

Graduates are mainly employed in areas related to electrical engineering to conduct systems operation, automatic control, information processing, experimental analysis, and research design.

The core courses include:

Fundamental of Electric Circuits, Electronics, Computer Programming Language, The Theory of Microcomputer and Interface, Electrical Engineering Technique, Electrical Measurement Technology, Power Electronics, Electrical Machinery and Drives, Automatic Control Theory, Electric Transmission and Control, Motion Control Systems, Energy Conversion Technology, Intelligent Building, Factory Power Supply, Electrical Engineering, and Network and Communication Technology.

Qualifications

• Master's program applicants should be university graduates or will graduate by July 31. A doctoral program applicant should have a Master's Degree in the same major or in the relative field of interest;
• Efficient Chinese language skills* (4 grade of HSK) or TOEFL and IELTS scores.
• Recommending by two professors.

*Note: Chinese (Mandarin) is the principal teaching language. BIT also offers some programs in English. Applicants for English taught programs are not required to have Chinese language skills.

In 1940, Beijing Institute of Technology (BIT), the first science and engineering university was founded in Yan’an by the Communist Party of China. It has been one of the key universities in China since the founding of New China and the first batch of universities which has entered the national “211 Project”, “985 Project” and the “Top A World-class University”. The name of BIT was inscribed by Chairman Mao, and Li Fuchun, Xu Teli, Li Qiang and other older generations of proletarian revolutionists successively took the lead of the university. The university is now affiliated to the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology. All the faculty members and students are striving for the goal of “two hundred years” of the national standard, and are fully committed to the goal of building a world-class university with Chinese characteristics.