international
The study programme prepares you for working in an international environment.
Competences in different disciplines
In the first two semesters, the study programme introduces students to three engineering disciplines: Applied computer science, electrical engineering and food technology. Students are thus familiarised with different specialist disciplines and acquire basic skills. In the third semester, students specialise in one of these areas.
The study programme is aimed at both international and German prospective students, especially those with a migration background.
The language of instruction on the foundation degree programme is English. This facilitates access to university studies for international students and supports the language skills of German students.
In addition to subject-specific knowledge, linguistic, intercultural, social and cultural sciences competences are taught.
At a glance
Degree
Bachelor of Engineering (B.Eng.)
Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.)
Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.)
Type of programme
Campus-based programme
Start of study programme
Winter semester
Language of instructions
German
English
English
Standard duration
8 semester
Free of Admission Restriction
Yes
ECTS-Punkte
240 ECTS
Your profile
- You are enthusiastic about science and technology.
- You are interested in taking an interdisciplinary look at various engineering disciplines in order to decide on the focus of your university studies.
- You want to be well prepared for the internationalisation of industry by learning languages.
Your conditions
- You have a university entrance qualification, a vocational baccalaureate or a qualification as a master craftsman.
- You have sufficient knowledge of German (level B1) and English (level B2) to follow courses in German and English.
The Bachelor's programme in Science and Engineering starts in the winter semester. The standard duration of studies is 8 semesters (240 ECTS credits). In the first 2 semesters of the study programme, general engineering basics (including mathematics, physics, computer science, chemistry) are taught in English. An important competence objective of this "basic study programme" is to learn German at the level of the DSH II examination (for students with German as their mother tongue, this is replaced by an equivalent foreign language course). In an "orientation module", essential contents of the three specialisations offered (applied computer science, electrical engineering, food technology) are to be introduced. This is intended to make it easier to choose the specialisation (semesters 3 - 8).
Detailed information on the course of study and a detailed description of the individual modules can be found in the current examination regulations.
Applied computer science, electrical engineering, food technology
University entrance qualification
Evidence of language skills in German at level B1 and in English at level B2
With German educational certificates: 15 April to 30 September; with foreign educational certificates: 1 March to 30 September
Working in an international environment
The study programme prepares students for working in an international environment. Graduates acquire the competence to plan, process and analyse technical tasks and problems in engineering subjects.
In addition to entering the world of work, graduates have the opportunity to continue their university studies on a related Master's degree programme.
More about the subject
Your Department
The study programme is an offer from the Department of Food Technology, the Department of Applied Computer Science and the Department of Electrical Engineering and Information Technology. Find out more about your new environment, the teaching and your future professors on the department websites.
Related study programmes
Applied computer science (Bachelor) Electrical Engineering and Information Technology (Bachelor) Food Technology (Bachelor)
Advanced degree programmes
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