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The rapid evolution of the mobility sector, driven by electric vehicles and sustainable technologies, demands swift adaptation. Our CAS "E-Mobility Systems and Technology" equips professionals and organizations with cutting-edge expertise to lead this transformation.
The curriculum covers key e-mobility topics, including innovative energy supply, decentralized generation, smart charging, and power electronics for efficiency. Participants gain deep insights into electric and hybrid vehicle frameworks, from climate impact analysis to energy management. High-energy batteries, fuel cells, and alternative energy sources prepare you for the future of mobility.
Advance your career and shape the future of e-mobility.
Program Director
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Prof. Dr.-Ing. Eric Sax
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What is a CAS?
A Certificate of Advanced Studies (CAS) is a focused qualification that equips professionals with expertise in a specific field. Delivered in a four-step format, each with 3-4 days of intensive learning, it blends practical experience with industry insights for rapid knowledge integration.
Developed by top experts from academia and industry, HECTOR School CAS programs cover systems engineering, e-mobility, and automated driving, offering hands-on learning and access to cutting-edge mobility research at KIT in Karlsruhe.
Flexible and impactful, a CAS deepens expertise, expands career opportunities, and addresses emerging industry challenges.
Key Facts
- Language: English or German (upon request)
- Admission requirements: First academic degree in a relevant subject, professional experience, English language profiency. Detailed description of all admission requirements.
- Costs: € 5,970 for the entire CAS program*
- Certificate: CAS participants receive a KIT certificate and 10 ECTS points upon completion of the exam.
*The CAS is exempt from value added tax (VAT).
Structure
| Step 1 | Step 2 | Step 3 | Step 4 |
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| May 5 - 7, 2025 | July 16 - 18, 2025 | October 2025 | February 2026 |
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Requirements, Solutions and Challenges of E-Mobility Electric Drive Trains Case Study |
Energy Storagy / H2 Storage Power Electronics |
Energy Storage: Batteries & Fuel Cells Regulations / Political E-Mobility |
Drive Systems Practical Approaches |
Lecture times: mostly 8:00 am - 5:15 pm (more details upon request).
Location: HECTOR School of Engineering and Management | Schlossplatz 19, 76131 Karlsruhe
Outlook and Related Trainings
HECTOR School currently offers three different CAS programs.
Participants have the option to complete several CAS and thus gain a Diploma of Advanced Studies (DAS), a postgraduate qualification that provides in-depth expertise, hands-on experience, and industry insights in a specific field. For companies, a DAS helps upskill employees and prepare them for new domains, equipping them with essential knowledge for today’s evolving industry.
The DAS Mobility Systems Engineering comprises three main components:
- Core module (10 ECTS): CAS on Systems and Software Engineering
- Elective module (10 ECTS): participants can choose between:
- CAS on E-Mobility Systems and Technology
- CAS on Methods and Technologies of Automated Driving
- Practical thesis that addresses a challenge or opportunity within the participant's organization or industry.
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Martina Waldner
Senior Program Consultant
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