Engineering and Production Management

About this programme

The theoretical blocks of the course are designed so that they can be ideally combined with work commitments (up to 80% employment). This provides you with a degree of financial independence without having to give up campus life. Applied research and development is a central element of the course. Together with your partner company you’ll agree on the topic for a work-related R&D project right at the start. This topic can lead directly on to your master’s thesis. Whether Industry 4.0 or sustainable production, the course addresses cutting edge topics of industry, preparing you for future demands in the job market. Numerous experts from industry teach on the course, ensuring a relevant practical basis. Rather than outdated and out-of-touch information, industrial specialists impart the latest knowledge based on their practical experience. Many companies have production sites around the globe and the language for communicating between them is almost always English. Technical lectures delivered in English will prepare you for these challenges in industry. International exchange is very important to us. Consequently you have the opportunity to spend a semester at a foreign university. You can also spend part of your practical block abroad if this can be coordinated with the company you’re training with. To mark the start of the academic year, we have put together a summary of the most important information, points of contact … Anyone wishing to continue studying after completing a Bachelor’s has to address the Master’s question: how to proceed …