Computational Methods in Engineeringpart time, full time
Master of Science
Master
Degree4 semesters
Standard period of study (amount)
Magdeburg
Location
September 2024 (Germans and inhabitants)
July 2024 (EU), July 2024 (Non-EU)
Overview and admission
Study Type
graduate
Admission semester
Winter Semester only
Area of study
- Electrical Engineering
- Mechanical Engineering
- Software Engineering
- Applied Mathematics
Annotation
Course Objective After successful completion of the degree course, you will have access to a portfolio of knowledge, skills and competencies in the field of numerical simulation, modelling of engineering problems and a profound understanding of mechanical problems. Graduates are specialised in the simulation of structures, fluids, thermomechanical processes and electromechanical interactions and are able to translate complex physical systems into mechanical models and use suitable tools to predict system behaviour by means of sophisticated numerical analyses. Professional fields later on The methods in the field of Computational Methods in Engineering are the future-oriented techniques that modern engineers need. Typical applications include for instance: 3D structural analyses, non-linear dynamics, optimisations, multi-body dynamics, crash simulations and acoustics in automotive engineering and general mechanical engineering Fluid-structure interaction, structure optimisation, supersonic flight characteristics and high-temperature stresses in aerodynamics and process engineering Material models (e.g. bones, tissue), prostheses, implants and artificial blood vessels in biomechanics and medical technology Graduates will work professionally at the interfaces between mechanical engineering, process engineering, electrical engineering, computer science and mathematics as specialists for numerical analyses and simulations of complex technical problems. They will span the gap between the classic engineering disciplines, mathematics, computer science and software development.
Admission modus
open admission
Admission requirements
Relevant Bachelor’s academic degree (at least 180 CP) and an average grade of at least 2.5 determined from the examination results Proof of subject-related skills through - At least 15 CP in Mathematics and Computer Science, - 40 credit points in Engineering Principles (including 10 credit points in Technical Mechanics, 5 credit points in Fluid Mechanics or Thermodynamics) Application is possible if the academic degree has not yet been completed at the time of application and no more than 25 CP are missing until the Bachelor's degree programme has been successfully completed in full. This has no bearing on the proof of subject-related competencies and the determined grade point average of 2.5 at the time of application.
Lecture period
- 08.04.2023 - 12.07.2024
- 14.10.2024 - 31.01.2025
Application deadlines
Winter semester (2024/2025)
Deadlines for international students from countries that are not members of the European Union
15.05.2024 - 15.07.2024
Application deadline for Germans and inhabitants
15.05.2024 - 15.09.2024
Deadlines for International Students from the European Union
15.05.2024 - 15.07.2024
Enrollment deadline for Germans and foreign students
15.05.2024 - 15.09.2024
Languages of instruction
Main language
English
