Umweltingenieurwissenschaften

Bachelor of Science; language: German

Curriculum

The Bachelor of Science in Umweltingenieurwissenschaften at TU Darmstadt offers you a wide-ranging degree programme that can be adapted to your interests. In six semesters, you will acquire comprehensive knowledge that will enable you to enter the professional world or to pursue a Master's degree programme. The degree programme comprises a total of 180 credit points (CP) and is divided into various study areas, which you can tailor to your individual preferences.

Compulsory engineering area (97 CP):

Here you will receive a solid foundation in scientific and technical principles, which will provide you with the necessary tools for further study content.

Subject-related compulsory area (31 CP):

In this area, you will expand your knowledge and lay the foundation for your future specialisation. Here you will deepen your understanding of engineering methods and concepts.

Subject-related elective area (33 CP):

This area is the core of your individual specialisation. Choose two of the following thematic specialisations to determine your own professional focus:

· Engineering Hydrology and Hydraulic Engineering)

· Water Technology and Pollutants

· Spatial Planning and Resource Management

· Environmental Monitoring

Each specialisation comprises 12 CP and offers you the opportunity to specialise in the areas that interest you the most. In addition, you can choose 9 CP from the modules offered in all specialisations of Department 13 to further individualise your specialisation.

General elective area (7 CP):

You are free to choose: You can select additional modules from the entire TU Darmstadt course catalogue that complement your interests and skills.

Thesis (12 CP)

Information on the study programme
Module Handbook and Downloads
Study Regulations with Semester Course and Examination Schedule
Course Catalogue

Points of contact
Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering
Office for Student Affairs
Departmental Student Advisory Service
Departmental Students' Representative Committee

Semesters	6
Language	German. Individual courses can be offered in English. Please be aware that scientific literature is be read and edited also in English.
Start of studies	Winter semester
Internship	A 12-week internship must be completed before taking up the degree programme. Proof of this must be provided at the Internship Office by the end of the 2nd semester at the latest.
Entrance qualification	Foreign/international certificates have to correspond to a domestic university entrance qualification. More…
Admission procedure	open admission without special procedures
Application	Online Application Formal and language requirements for applicants with international qualifications
Good to know	Pre-Courses & orientation week Website for first-year students Preparatory courses for international students Studying from A to Z Costs and budget