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 Program Objectives |
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 Science and technology are constantly changing and
developing. New discoveries are made in new fields and at the same time certain
fields begin to overlap and fuse together. The Evening Program for Integrated
Science and Technology offers students a chance to learn about the fundamental
ideas behind science and technology today, including an overview of bioscience,
nanomaterials, mechatronics and information design technology. This program is
for students who plan on challenging the limits of these fields.
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program is offered in principle in the evening after 17:50. It is ideally suited
to students who work in the daytime. The program is not open to foreign students
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| Curriculum Overview |
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 In the first year of this program students learn about culture and essential
forms and styles of international communication. Moreover, first year students
can also elect to specialize in, for example, mathematics, physics, chemistry,
biology, information literacy. Two special courses are offered in the second
year. One is a course on materials and life science. The other course is
devoted to engineering design. Students must choose one of the two courses.
In their third year, the two above mentioned courses specialize further
by choosing one of the four areas, which are bioscience, nanomaterials,
mechatronics, and information design technology. Those choosing bioscience
will receive further expertise in that field. Those choosing nanomaterials
will study all about the function and structure of nanomaterials with the
goal of being able to create new materials of this type. Mechatronics teaches
students about the field that essentially integrates mechanical engineering
and electronics. The information design technology course offers students
training related to becoming an information infrastructure engineer. These
science and technology fields will be of great importance in the 21st century.
Finally, in their fourth year, students will carry out research experiments
and attend specialized seminars focusing on their chosen area of expertise.
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