Mechanical Engineering

The Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering provides a broad grounding in mathematics, natural sciences and mechanical engineering, which is then deepened in specialist courses and applied to more complex topics. Your choice of specialisation, a project and your bachelor's thesis will give you the opportunity to focus on a particular area of interest. In addition, many interesting laboratory placements are offered.

Students can focus their studies on the Master’s degree in Mechanical Engineering in general or choose one of the specialisations. There are many institutes where professors, research assistants and students work together in specific areas of mechanical engineering. Students can actively contribute to the life of the institute as research assistants and gain a deeper insight into the activities of scientists through their own involvement in cutting-edge research and industrial projects. Students tailor their Master's programme to their own areas of interest by choosing a specialisation, two electives and a Master's thesis topic.