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Systems Engineering

In the world of digitalization, it is essential to always be technically up to date. Anyone with innovative ideas needs modern technologies to be able to implement them. The study of systems engineering deals with the complexity of the latest technologies and is also research-oriented. Training or further education is possible at universities, universities of applied sciences or higher technical colleges (HF). Among other things, as a bachelor or master.

What are the main areas of study?

The modules mathematics, physics, mechanics, materials / chemistry, electrical engineering and computer science, but also subjects such as business administration, culture and communication are considered the basis. This enables easier interdisciplinary networking in later professional life. To choose from for specialization, specialization and fields of study are microtechnology, photonics, mechanical engineering, electronics and control engineering, mechatronics and engineering informatics, the options differ depending on the school and type.

How long does it take to study in systems engineering?

Depending on the field of study or type of school, the length of study differs. The bachelor's degree can be completed full-time or part-time and usually lasts between 6-10 semesters. If you want to follow up with a master's degree afterwards, this will take another 4 semesters.. 

How much does the training cost?

Depending on the field of study or type of school, the length of study differs. The bachelor's degree can be completed full-time or part-time and usually lasts between 6-10 semesters. If you want to follow up with a master's degree afterwards, this will take another 4 semesters.

What are the admission requirements for a degree program in systems engineering?

Depending on the educational institution- and location, various prerequisites are necessary to be accepted into the program. Interest and understanding of computer science and enjoyment of complex problems are central to the study of systems engineering. Optional preparatory courses in mathematics, physics, programming, or technical drawing are often recommended by schools.

Vocations and careers after studying systems engineering

Systems technicians who enjoy their field and can keep up with the latest technologies are in demand and have good career opportunities in the field of computer science. Systems technicians can, for example, design a new production line for a factory or optimize and coordinate the various medical technology devices in a hospital, either on their own or as part of a team. 

Wages after graduating in systems engineering

The salary: In Switzerland, as a systems engineer, a salary Between 61,000.- and 87,000 francs is possible, this varies of course depending on the industry, degree and position. You can find potential employers here. 

Where can I study systems engineering?

Systems engineering can be studied at colleges, universities, and higher technical schools, among others. Environmental science as a major or minor is offered at NTB, WISS, FHNW, among others. 

What are the experiences in systems engineering studies?

Bachelor or Master at university, university of applied sciences or university of applied sciences (HF): You will find concrete study programs, training or further education in systems engineering in Switzerland including experiences of students and graduates below. You will also find below a selection of experts who can advise you online and free of charge regarding studies and careers.

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