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CHE University Ranking

Mechanical / Materials / Process Engineering, Department

Fakultät 3: Chemie

Universität Stuttgart

Fakultät 3: Chemie
Institut für Materialwissenschaft
Heisenbergstr. 3
D- 70569 Stuttgart
https://www.uni-stuttgart.de
Uni Stuttgart
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Support during the study entry phase

Total score for support in the study entry phase

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International orientation

Outgoing students

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Job market- and career-orientation

Percentage of teaching by practitioners

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Percentage of teaching by practitioners, master's

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Bachelor theses in cooperation with work environment

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Master theses in cooperation with work environment

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Research

Third party funds per academic

129,000 €

Doctorates per professor

1.3

Further information provided by the department

Special features regarding teaching in the bachelor's degree programme

The consecutive Bachelor's/Master's degree programme in Materials Science at the University of Stuttgart is part to the Faculty of Chemistry. The degree courses (Bachelor's/Master's) have a very strong scientific profile. The relationship between material properties and the structure of materials as well as material characterisation is considered from the perspective of solid-state chemistry and physics. One new and important element is the course content in the field of computer-aided materials science, simulation and machine learning.

Special features regarding the international orientation

Students have the opportunity to earn a double degree in the Master's degree course in Materials Science. The double degree Materials Science/Materials Engineering is offered in cooperation with "Chalmers University of Technology". Participating students complete the first two semesters at the University of Stuttgart. The final two semesters are completed at Chalmers University of Technology. Double degree graduates receive a degree in Materials Engineering from Chalmers and Materials Science from the University of Stuttgart.

Special features regarding research activities

The Department of Materials Science at the University of Stuttgart is part of a broad network of excellent research institutions (including two Max Planck Institutes). Research focuses: Development of new electrode materials for high-performance batteries; Development of proton and electron conductive perovskites for ceramic fuel cells; Development of new materials for hydrogen storage; Conceptual design of new examination procedures on an atomistic scale; Development and synthesis of bio-inspired materials; Computer simulation of materials

Further information on research activities

Website of the Student Council

online-application

Materials Science / Engineering

Facts

Total number of students at the department

140

Number of master degree students (w/o teacher qualification)

80

Students' assessments on consecutive master's degree courses

Teacher support

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Support in studies

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Digital learning

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Practical orientation in teaching

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Courses offered

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Study organisation

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Transition to Master's studies

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Research orientation

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Support for stays abroad

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Overall study situation

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Return rate of the questionnaires

10

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Acronyms

(S) = Students' judgements

(F) = Facts

(P) = Professors' judgements

MatSE = Materials Science / Engineering

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Last Update 2025: Data collected by the CHE Center for Higher Education