Bachelor's thesis at ebm-papst
ebm-papst offers interesting bachelor's theses on practically oriented topics.
Are you a student at a University or technical college, and would you like to conclude your degree program to earn a
- Bachelor of Engineering
- Bachelor of Arts
- Bachelor of Science
If so, we would be glad to receive your application.
You can either apply for one of the subjects we offer or specify the subject matter planned for your Bachelor's thesis. We will then review the subject matter to determine whether we are interested in an academic treatment of a certain topic. You will then arrange the details individually with your college or university and us.
Beginning: at any time, determined on an individual basis
Length: usually 6 months
Application period: starting 6 months before course begins
Prerequisites: above-average academic record, interest, and commitment.
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| 04.03.2010 |
Topic: Future significance of social media for the ebm-papst Group/companies in the field of B-to-B. Creation of a catalogue of measures.
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| 03.02.2010 |
Dates: Winter semester 2009/2010 (length: 6 months)
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| 03.02.2010 |
Topic: System for verifying the reliability of electrical components.
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| 02.02.2010 |
At our location in Landshut, Germany, we are offering interesting opportunities to qualified and committed students in the fields of electrical engineering/industrial engineering and management.
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| 01.02.2010 |
Topic: Developing new open and closed-loop control methods for BL-DC motors.
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| 01.02.2010 |
Topic: Control and monitoring of BL-DC motors via BUS systems, Ethernet or wireless.
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| 01.02.2010 |
Topic: Reducing large-volume components using modern microcomputers for line-fed BL-DC motors.
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| 28.01.2010 |
Topics: Various projects in the area of aerodynamics
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| 28.01.2010 |
Topic: System for series testing of electrical circuits for line-fed direct current motors under more stringent operating conditions.
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| 28.01.2010 |
Topic: System for verifying the reliability of electrical circuits for line-fed direct current motors.
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| 26.01.2010 |
Topic: Data entry and evaluation systems from operation of fans and motors.
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| 21.01.2010 |
Dates: Summer Semester 2010 (length: 6 months)
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