Programme content

Subject-specific knowledge:

• A solid basic training in natural sciences allows you to begin your studies of applied engineering subjects and your specialisation at an advanced level.
• Specialisations: you choose between Mechatronics and Biomedical Engineering.

Practice-oriented aspects:

• You solve case studies from the industry and gain insight into methods and tools for product development.
• You assume project management roles such as project planning and presentation.
• In your final year, you work on a project and your Bachelor thesis in conjunction with an industrial partner.

General competencies relevant to the programme:

• Engineering in a social, economic and ecological context
• Languages, business administration, law, etc.
• Insight into the history and development of your respective specialist area