Modules available to incoming students at the TUHH School of Electrical Engineering, Computer Science and Mathematics
List of available Bachelor modules
The modules for the summer term and winter term are as follows.
List of available Master modules
These modules are only available if you attend TUHH as a Master student. The modules for the summer term and winter term are as follows.
Study packages showing possible module selections
Study packages
Kindly note that these are just a suggestion of the possible combination of modules for each semester. You can, however, choose to pick a different combination which suits you. Please refer to the complete list of modules to make your choices.
FAQ for Incoming Students
What is a module, and what is a course?
A module is a package of learning units (e.g., a lecture, a tutorial and a lab) on a particular topic, which is offered usually once per year (e.g., every winter term). For example, TUHH offers the module "Algorithms and Data Structures" every winter term.
A course is a run of a module during some specific term. For example, you can attend the module "Algorithms and data structures" in the winter term 2024/2025.
In your learning agreement, you write down the courses that you wish to attend at TUHH by selecting the modules and the terms during which you plan to attend them. Depending on the system your university runs for you to create your learning agreement, a module may also be called a component.
Can I select only parts of a module (e.g., only the lecture) in my learning agreement?
You cannot choose only parts of a module (like only the lectures, tutorials, ...) of a module. Also, to obtain the associated ECTS credit points, you need to pass the examination during the examination period.
How do I register for a specific course?
You can register for a course once you are enrolled at TUHH. You will then receive your individual matriculation number and access to the online platform to register for the specific courses.
Who should I contact for information about a specific course?
Please contact directly the responsible lecturer for the course.
What level of German proficiency does TUHH require?
A1 (completed) in German is compulsory. A minimum of B1 is recommended for the working language (English or German, depends on the course). The A1 certificate can either be an official test result from TestDAF or Goethe Institute, or can be issued by a language instructor of your university.
What do I have to do if I want to write my Bachelors/Masters thesis during my ERASMUS stay at the TUHH?
- Make yourself clear about the field you want to write your thesis in; see research areas here.
- Contact a professor of our school of study is working in the field you’d like to write your thesis in to enquire about their willingness to act as an advisor for your thesis. Please attach your bachelor’s certificate (if applying for a Master’s thesis) and your Transcript of Records. You also have to list your precognitions in the field concerned.
- As soon as you have found an advisor for your thesis, please register your thesis with the Central Examination Office, as explained here.
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