Study Type

graduate

Admission semester

Summer and Winter Semester

Focus

Innovation Management, Change Management, Process Management in Development, Selected Chapters of Mathematics, Digital Signal Processing, Statistical Experimental Design, Finite Element Method (FEM), Robotics and Mechatronic Systems, Laboratories:

Target group

The course is aimed at graduate engineers (university/university of applied sciences/vocational academies) and graduates with a Bachelor's in engineering sciences. Mechanical Engineering engineers are sought-after specialists in the field of German Mechanical Engineering and Plant Construction and Engineering - one of the leading industries in Germany.

Annotation

Admission restricted to 30 places per semester; HFH study centres for this degree course: Düsseldorf, Hamburg, Heilbronn, Munich

Admission modus

open admission

Admission requirements (Link)

Admission requirements

Completed Engineering degree (Bachelor's, Diplom or equivalent) from a state or state-recognised university (or university of applied sciences) or a Bachelor's degree from an accredited Engineering degree course at a university of cooperative education (admission with 210 ECTS: Enrolment without conditions; Admission with 180 ECTS: Enrolment with conditions: Acquisition of an additional 30 CP (taking modules from the Bachelor's degree courses in Industrial Engineering and/or Business Administration at the HFH (Hamburg distance-learning university)); generally one year of professional experience after the first degree (exception: career-integrated first degree); Selection criterion: Final grade in the first professionally qualifying (Engineering) certificate of academic degree (see admission requirement)

Fees

9,936.00 EUR / total

Fees (Link)

EUR 414 per month (24 months) EUR 9,936 in total plus examination fee for thesis EUR 900