Maschinenbau
Master of Science; tuition language: German
Description
The Master of Science Maschinenbau programme deepens and expands knowledge and skills in the analysis, design, simulation, optimisation and construction of technical systems. In addition to the classic lectures and exercises, the programme also includes application-oriented forms of learning, including a practical mechanical engineering tutorial and industry-related advanced design projects, through which students can gain initial experience in basic and applied research. In the project area, it is also possible to choose the option of a twelve-week external project work in industry and thus to apply the theoretical knowledge to the professional world while still studying.
Due to the great freedom of choice in the Master's degree, students decide for themselves whether they would like to receive a broad education in general mechanical engineering or choose one of the following specialisations offered:
- Sustainable Use of Resources
- Clean Energy and Process Engineering
- Future Automotive Systems
- Digital Based Production and Robotics
Due to our network with many international partner universities, stays abroad for entire semesters are possible. The MechCentre student advisory service provides support in drawing up an individual study plan.
(opens in new tab) Module Handbook
Study Regulations with Semester Course and Examination Schedule
Semesters | 4 semesters |
Language | . Individual courses can be offered in English. Please be aware that scientific literature is be read and edited also in English. German |
Start of studies | : winter semester, summer semester Start of studies |
Admission |
Applying with international qualifications (language requirements, application deadlines):
International Admission Requirements for admission to the Master’s Degree programme consist of a Bachelor of Science degree in the same field or an equivalent degree. Admission to the Master’s Degree programme may also depend on additional requirements. Specific degree entrance requirements may be found (opens in new tab), in the here and in the information on the assessment of suitability (opens in new tab). competences description |
Internship | There is no compulsory internship for the Master's programme in Mechanical Engineering. However, there is the option of external project work in industry, which can be incorporated into the degree programme. More information can be found in the module handbook. |
Good to know |
Costs and budget Preparatory courses for international students : Pre-Courses, getting started einfachsTUdieren Double Degree Programme Part-time studies Doctoral Studies |