Renewable Energy - dual (Bachelor)

A basic requirement: you consider the energy transition to be an important step into the future. We take an interest in scientific, technical and mathematics issues for granted. However, you are also interested in aspects such as sustainability, resource conservation and efficiency. You are open to new ideas and curious enough to solve tricky questions. The following personal conditions are an advantage:
 

• You want to get to the bottom of things.
• You consider the energy transition to be an important step into the future.
• You are curious and open to new ideas.
• You are also interested in aspects of technology such as sustainability, resource conservation and efficiency.

The standard duration of studies for the Bachelor's degree programme in Renewable Energies is seven semesters. The study programme is divided into four semesters of basic studies and three semesters of advanced studies. In line with the career orientation of the study programme, the content passes modules in electrical engineering supplemented by modules in mechanical engineering.

While the first four semesters are mainly made up of compulsory modules, in the fifth and sixth semesters you set your individual specialisation by choosing compulsory elective modules and individual project work. In the final 7th semester, you will acquire additional practical skills in the professional appointment process during the 15-week practical placements and provide evidence of your ability to solve problems independently with your Bachelor's thesis.

If you study Renewable Energies in the dual study programme, extensive practical placements are integrated into the course, so at the end of your studies you will not only have the theoretical knowledge from the lectures and seminars at the university, but will also already be familiar with working life in a professional or in a specific industry. The dual study programme offers many advantages: The knowledge from the seminars and practice classes can be used directly in practice and after your university studies you can start your professional career with good career opportunities. A dual study programme is also financially rewarding, as you will usually receive a monthly remuneration from your practical placement partner.

University entrance qualification 
Applicants who have not applied for their university entrance qualification at a German-speaking facility must provide evidence of German skills at level C1 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (DSH-2 or equivalent).
Learning agreement with an enterprise with which the university has concluded a cooperation agreement

With German educational certificates: 15 April to 30 September
With foreign educational certificates: 1 March to 30 September