The Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science offers a broad spectrum of subjects for study and research. It is organised as 16 institutes in three divisions: Electrical Engineering, Information Technology and Computer Science. Research and teaching go hand in hand, with the next generation of scientists completing their doctorates under expert supervision and the best working conditions.
The Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science offers a broad spectrum of subjects for study and research. It is organised as 16 institutes in three divisions: Electrical Engineering, Information Technology and Computer Science. Research and teaching go hand in hand, with the next generation of scientists completing their doctorates under expert supervision and the best working conditions.
| WS 2021-22 | Percentage of women | Percentage of foreign students | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Total number of students | 3.906 | 16 % | 33 % |
| First-semester students | 1.016 | 21 % | 30 % |
| Graduates | 510 | 13 % | 38 % |
Doctoral Studies:
| Academic year 2021 | Percentage of women | Percentage of foreign students | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Completed doctorates | 36 | 6 % | 11 % |
Staff:
| Number (Dec. 2021) | Percentage of women | |
|---|---|---|
Total faculty (incl. L3S) | 581 | 25 % |
Professors (incl. L3S) | 35 | 6 % |
Research staff (incl. L3S) | 466 | 17 % |
Staff in administration and technical services | 80 | 66 % |
(Source: Zahlenspiegel der LUH 2022)
The faculty is spread across several buildings on the Welfengarten and Appelstraße/ Schneiderberg areas of the campus and has an additional facility in Marienwerder which houses the "GeCoLab", a test rig for generator-inverter systems operated by the Institute for Power Electronics and Drive Systems (IAL). The Dean's Office is located in Appelstraße 11.
Last Change: 24.01.24
