Mechanical Engineering (B.Eng.)
Graduates of the mechanical engineering course are the drivers, managers and shapers of technological progress. We offer you a practical, high-quality education programme.
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Degree |
Bachelor of Engineering |
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Language of instruction |
German |
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Modes of study |
full-time, part-time, dual degree |
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Standard duration |
7 semesters (full-time) |
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Programme start |
winter semester |
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Fees |
no tuition fees (the university only charges semester fees each semester) |
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Application deadlines |
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Faculty |
Study objectives
Building upon solid scientific and engineering principles, students are trained in the complexly linked fields of engineering. This gives students the opportunity to find work in:
- Product and tool development and design
- Selection and application of production methods
- Quality assurance
- Production system planning and operation
- Development of new technologies based on the latest discoveries from fundamental and applied research
- Technical consulting and support, customer service, servicing and maintenance
Teaching has a practical focus and provides an excellent career foundation. Elective modules give this degree programme flexibility.
Graduates will be able to solve a wide range of problems efficiently. They achieve this through the use of interdisciplinary working, the combination of classical engineering specialisms with high-tech specialisms as well as the integration of computer and simulation technology in complex fields. Independence, holistic thinking in technical and business contexts, teamwork abilities and social skills also play a key role here.
Course contents
- Principles of the natural and engineering sciences
- In-depth study of mechanical engineering, multidisciplinary studies
- Special modules from design, production technology and process technology
- Projects, internship, bachelor's thesis
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- Mathematics I
- Mathematics II
- Statistics
- Physical Basics
- Chemical Basics
- Informatics I
- Informatics II
- Materials Engineering
- Design Basics
- Manufacturing Processes
- Statics
- Mechanics of Materials
- Electrical Engineering / Electronics and Drive Technology
- Control Theory and Sensor Technology
- Automation Engineering
- Thermodynamics / Heat Exchanging
- Fluid Mechanics
- Quality Management
- Kinematics / Kinetic
- Machine Elements I
- Machine Elements II
- Product Design
- Machine Tools and CNC-Programming
- Production Preparation
- Production Measuring Technics
- Mechanical Engineering Informatic
- Hydraulics / Pneumatics
- Profilespecific Project
- FEM
- CAD
- Materials Engineering and Methods
- Sandwich Materials
- CAD/CAM
- Welding Technology
- Tool Design
- Production Planning and Control, Logistics
- Basics of Mechanical Process Engineering
- Design Apparatus Engineering
- Numerical Simulation
- Heat Exchanger / Turbomachinery
- Working Technics and Project Management
- Business Administration and Law
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Today, graduates of a mechanical engineering programme are not only required as designers, manufacturing specialists or marketing experts, but are also in demand as ‘problems solution managers’.
They are the drivers, managers and shapers of technological progress in the fields of:
- Product development and design
- Manufacturing specialists
- Marketing experts
- Production system planning and operation
- Quality assurance and management
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General admission requirements
Application
You can apply to TH Wildau online. All the information you need to apply can be found on our central application page.
Preparation courses
We recommend checking in good time as to whether it is useful for you to participate in study preparation courses prior to commencing your studies. Online tests in the subjects of mathematics, physics, information technology and technical mechanics will help you come to a decision. Prior knowledge in these subjects is an important basis for various study modules and therefore necessary for the success of your studies in light of past experience.
