Content
Dissertation
- You conduct independent research in the field of information and communications engineering and its areas of specialization.
- You find and describe solutions for scientific and technological problems.
- You prepare and defend research findings.
- You publish in internationally renowned peer-reviewed journals or present your findings at international conferences or symposia.
- You write your dissertation in the English language.
Courses (curricular workload)
- You deepen your knowledge in an area of specialization of information and communications engineering.
- You gain experience using scientific methods applied in information and communications engineering.
- You exchange information about the progress and preliminary results of your dissertation research with your dissertation supervisor and other students.
Areas of specialisation
Graduates obtain the highest technical and scientific level of training in information and communications engineering and its areas of specialization, including:
- Mikroelectronics and electronic systems
- Communications and information engineering
- Microwave and photonics engineering
- Signal processing and system theory
- Measurement technology and sensors
- Computer engineering and embedded systems
- Speech and audio communication
- Acoustics
- Telematics
- Duration of study: 3 years
- Academic degree: Doctor of Engineering Sciences (Dr. techn.), equivalent to the Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)
- Language of instruction: English
- Admission requirements: see requirements for doctoral programmes
- Curriculum and statutes:
- Catalogue of electives
The best part of the doctoral school is the co-operation between academia and industry. As the industry is target-driven, the doctoral students’ projects involving industrial partners need to follow suit. In the courses provided by various institutes of the doctoral school of Electrical and Information Engineering we learn about the relevant theoretical background. I will definitely recommend the TU Graz to my students and colleagues in Pakistan.
Information and Advice
- Co-ordination team of the Doctoral School of Information and Communications Engineering
Head
Gernot KUBIN
Univ.-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Dr.techn.
Phone: +43 (316) 873 - 4430
gernot.kubin@tugraz.at - Dean of Studies for Electrical Engineering
Uwe SCHICHLER
Univ.-Prof. Dr.-Ing.
Phone: +43 (316) 873 - 7400
uwe.schichler@tugraz.at - Student representative of the Doctoral School of Information and Communications Engineering
Hassan Noor KHAN
MSc
h.n.khan@tugraz.at - Student representatives: PhD Union
Admission Deadlines
Summer semester 2018:
8 January to 30 April 2018
Winter semester 2018/19:
9 July to 30 November 2018
Further informationen on registration and admission
International degree programme applicants: admission and application deadlines
The following could also be of interest
Lead project at the TU Graz
The Doctoral School of Information and Communications Engineering is involved in the Lead project at TU Graz Dependable Internet of Things together with the Doctoral School of Computer Science.
More Informationen:
PhD Advisors and Institutes
PhD Advisors
People with license to teach (venia docendi) at the doctoral school can supervise your dissertation. Information about the areas of expertise and publications of the PhD advisors can be found on their respective business cards.
Institutes
The following institutes are associated with the Doctoral School of Information and Communications Engineering.
Institutes at the TU Graz
- Institute of Communication Networks and Satellite Communications
- Institute of Electrical Measurement and Measurement Signal Processing
- Institute of Electronics
- Institute of Microwave and Photonic Engineering
- Signal Processing and Speech Communication Laboratory
- Institute of Technical Informatics
Information about the publications and projects from each institute can be obtained by viewing their respective business cards.
