Studies at a glance
Are you interested in the use of light-based applications, robotics and automation or civil engineering? Then the MSE Engineering at the UAS Grisons is the right program for you. We offer the following specializations:
The Master of Science in Engineering (MSE) is an educational program developed jointly by the Swiss universities of applied sciences, where you complete your studies at the university of your choice. It is aimed at highly motivated Bachelor's graduates with a very good degree. A degree opens the door to a top professional position or a job in research and development. The language of instruction for the theory modules held in Zurich is English. The teaching modules (TSM, FTP and CM) are held centrally in Zurich.
Degree
Master of Science FHGR in EngineeringStudy model
Full-time or part-time studyDuration of study programme
Full-time: 3-8 semesters Part-time: 6-8 semesters (see duration of studies)Place of study
Chur and ZurichBegin of study programme
Fall or spring semesterTeaching language
English / GermanApplication deadline
Fall semester: May 31 / Spring semester: November 30
Deepening
Which specialization are you interested in? Choose your favorite and find out more about the course content.
Study plan
The MSE program consists of two parts. One part (30 ECTS) consists of theory and context modules and is taught centrally in Zurich. The second part (60 ECTS) deals with the specialist specialization and is carried out at the FH Graubünden in Chur.
Theory and context modules
The theory and context modules comprise 30 ECTS. They are held in Zurich. Each profile direction has a list of recommended modules. However, the choice of modules is largely up to you and is determined individually in consultation with your academic advisor.
The modules are divided into 3 module types, of which at least the ECTS listed below must be included proportionately in the theory:
- Technical-scientific modules (TSM), 12-15 ECTS
- Advanced theoretical foundations (FTP), 9-12 ECTS
- Context modules (CM), 6-9 ECTS
Subject specialization
The specialization comprises 60 of the 90 ECTS credits and therefore makes up the main part of your studies. It consists of two practice-oriented projects (2 x 15 ECTS) and a Master's thesis (30 ECTS). The work can be carried out individually as part of research projects at the UAS Grisons or with industry and research partners. The exact topics are determined in consultation with your academic advisor.
