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Selected MSc courses taught in English in Germany: MSc Communications Engineering |
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Written by Tindiret
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Friday, 05 March 2010 18:30 |
Course of studies
Communications Engineering
Degree
Master
Description of course of studies
The MSCE program is a two-year program divided into four semesters, including 3 course semesters, a 9 week internship and a 6-month Master's thesis. MSCE offers two specialisations: communications systems and communications electronics. The communications systems section concentrates more on the system aspects of communications technology. The communications electronics section is focused on IC design and the aspects of hardware implementation.
The majority of the courses are taught by the department’s full professors, many of whom are IEEE fellows. In the summer semester, renowned international professors come to Munich to give guest lecturers on advanced topics from the field of Communications Engineering within the MSCE program. Additionally practically oriented advanced topics courses are being offered each winter semester by lecturers from the industry.
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Selected MSc courses taught in English in Germany: MSc Consumer Affairs |
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Written by Tindiret
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Friday, 05 March 2010 18:15 |
Course of studies
Consumer Affairs
Degree
Master
Description of course of studies
Consumer Affairs is a world-wide rising field in research and higher education. It analyses consumers in their economic, social and ecological environment. The demand from corporate and governmental sectors as well as consumer organisations for higher education graduates in this field is very high. Following the idea to improve the supply of highly educated and qualified employees in the field of Consumer Affairs, Aarhus University (Denmark), the Technische Universität München (Germany), Wageningen University (Netherlands) and the Warsaw University of Life Science (Poland) have established a consortium with the aim of offering the European Master’s Programme in Consumer Affairs (EURECA). Beside the basics of Consumer Affairs (30 ECTS), students are required to choose two out of the following seven specialisations. The specialisations “Consumer, Technology and Innovation” and “Sustainable Consumption” are offered by the Technische Universität München:
Consumer, Technology and Innovation (Munich)
This specialisation deals with the consumer in context of the development of technologies, products and services within markets and inside companies. What is driving innovations and what role plays the consumer? It is also important to look at economic and legal aspects related to this topic.
Sustainable Consumption (Munich)
Water, energy and food are limited commodities. For this reason careful utilisation of them is indispensable for humanity. In the last years the topic of sustainability has become increasingly important. Everybody is directly involved by consuming daily goods and services . This specialisation deals on the one hand with topics about consumer and health behaviour and on the other hand with the impact of companies and governments with regard to the concept of sustainable consumption. In this context, students should deal with the topics of sustainable consumption and marketing. The Partner Universities offer the following specialisations:
- Consumer Affairs Management (Aarhus)
- Consumer Studies (Wageningen)
- Food Policy and Management (Warsaw)
- Marketing (Aarhus)
- Marketing Management (Wageningen)
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Murder that shaped the future of Kenya |
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Written by RUPI MANGAT
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Thursday, 30 April 2009 16:27 |
 Nandi Hills in Western Kenya is one of the most beautiful and fertile areas in the country, the proverbial land of milk and mursik (Nandi for sour milk).
Yet in 1905, a gruesome killing of one of Nandi’s strongest leaders Koitalel Arap Samoei took place here. It was on October 19, 1905, on the grounds of what is now Nandi Bears Club that Koitalel was asked to meet the infamous Englishman, Col Richard Meinertzhagen for a truce. Instead, Meinertzhagen killed Koitalel and his entourage in cold blood. Sadly, not much is available to the public about the legendary Nandi leader; Wikipedia describes Koitalel as a local witchdoctor. |
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Some pictorial view of Nandi Hills and the surrounding |
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Written by Tindireet
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Monday, 23 February 2009 00:09 |
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The passing on of Engineer George Kimurgor Mutai-Chesumbai |
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Written by Tindireet
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Wednesday, 06 August 2008 02:18 |
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It is with profound sadness that we, Tindireetians, learnt of the sudden demise of Engineer George Kimurgor Mutai son of Henry Kimutai Chesumbai (Nyangusioot) of Ketbarak, Nandi Hills. George just graduated last Summer (2007) with an MSc in Engineering and lived in Lousiana, USA. He died in an accident involving a truck and a car in which he and his cousin, Julius Kiptum Koskei (Boit) of Kesees near Moi University.
George was generous, sharp, committed and full of life and he couldn't have died at a worse time for Tindireetians. We were all working towards a greater awareness for our plight in academics and George was a very influential and pivotal part of that arrangement.
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