Take three
Three in one – that's what you get with our ICS bachelor's degree programme! Not only is the course trinational and we work together with the University of Applied Sciences Northwestern Switzerland (Brugg-Windisch) and the Université de Haute Alsace (Mulhouse, Colmar). We also focus on triple quality in terms of content and provide you with comprehensive basic technical training in the fields of electrical engineering and IT as well as business and legal expertise.
Programme content and structure
ICS specifics
The primary academic objectives
- Strong linguistic and cultural experience
- Broad basic knowledge of mathematics, information technology, electrical engineering and physics
- Knowledge of the design, assessment and support of information technology equipment
- Management skills in an international environment
What's covered
Your career prospects
The learning outcomes
In global competition, technology is Western Europe's 'export hit'. This is particularly true for the economically closely networked countries of France, Switzerland and Germany. The technology leadership of this region can only be maintained if companies work together even better across borders.
In Franco-German cooperation in particular, it is a challenge to find employees who understand both the technology and the language, mentality and culture of the partners. This is where ICS comes in! Our graduates score highly in terms of linguistic and cultural experience and bring with them a broad basic knowledge of mathematics, information technology, electrical engineering and physics. The additional knowledge of designing, assessing and supporting information technology facilities and management skills in an international environment make you urgently needed and highly sought-after specialists!
Your career prospects
Your career is waiting! Your future professional responsibilities in the trinational environment will be in information and communication technology. Besides telecommunications, this also includes electronics, electrical engineering and computer science. Typical fields of activity are: development, project planning, production, service and management.