Systems Engineering Bachelor (UAS)  (Zofingen):
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A Baccalaureate or technical Federal Vocational Baccalaureate together with basic education and training in a related profession is usually required to study systems engineering. Alternatively, College of Higher Education, related technical training or practice-integrated degrees are recognized. Good knowledge of mathematics and physics as well as an interest in technology and complex systems are important. For career changers who have not completed traditional engineering courses, a preliminary course or an aptitude test for a systems engineering degree may often be required. Part-time or part-time options also allow entry with professional experience and a parallel job. If you want to check whether your previous education is sufficient, request free admission information directly from the providers using our contact form.

A systems engineering degree provides you with a solid education in engineering, combining mechanics, electronics, computer science and control engineering. On a systems engineering degree course, you will learn how to plan, model and control complex technical systems - whether in automation, robotics, energy or medical technology. You will acquire sound mathematical and scientific foundations, supplemented by modules in software development and system integration, combined with practical application. You will often work on projects or in laboratories, ensuring a smooth transition from theory to practice. After graduating, you will be ready as an engineer to plan and implement interdisciplinary projects - both in SMEs and in industrial companies. A degree in systems engineering opens up a broad spectrum of technical fields of application. If you would like to know more about the content and possible specializations, request the complete study brochure now without obligation using our contact form.

After studying systems engineering, you can work in many areas - e.g. automation technology, robotics, energy supply, medical technology, system integration or research and development. As a systems engineer, you are qualified to analyze technical problems, optimize systems or develop new technologies. You can also work as a system integrator, project manager, developer or in-house engineer - both in small and medium-sized enterprises and in large industrial companies. Thanks to the broad, interdisciplinary approach, you have flexibility and can reorient yourself relatively easily in different fields. A degree in Systems Engineering therefore offers good job opportunities and future prospects.

The engineering degree course in systems engineering in Switzerland usually lasts 6 semesters full-time or 4-8 years if you do it part-time. The engineering degree program begins with a foundation course in mathematics, physics, electrical engineering and computer science. This is followed by specializations - often in areas such as mechatronics, robotics, automation or medical technology. At the same time, you will be involved in interdisciplinary projects and often work together with industry partners, so that theory and practice are closely interlinked. Many degree courses allow part-time or part-time study, which supports flexibility. This means that an engineering degree in systems engineering in Switzerland is also suitable for people with previous vocational training or career changers. If you are interested, request free information on admission, duration and study models via the contact form.

A systems engineering degree is particularly suitable for people with an interest in technology, mathematics, computer science and interdisciplinary issues. It is ideal if you enjoy problem solving, systemic thinking and practical work - for example in automation, robotics or sustainable technical systems. Even those who have already completed a vocational apprenticeship in a technical or craft field or are looking for a technical reorientation will find good opportunities in systems engineering studies. A solid basic education and the motivation to deal with complex interrelationships are important. With a degree course like this, you will create a broad basis for a wide range of career opportunities.