Master of Science
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3 semester (planned 4 semesters from WS 2022/23)
April 1 or October 1
Bachelor's degree in a similar field
90 (120 from WS 2022/23)
German
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- Current examination and study regulations for the study program*
- Previous versions of study and examination regulations are provided on the Intranet.
- *Conditional on ministerial approval
Description
The program is consecutive and is based on the Bachelor in Mechatronics. Besides graduates from Mechatronics, graduates of Mechanical Engineering (particullary with specialisation precision engineering), Control Engineering, Coputer Science and other related technical majors are also enabled for this master program. This applies to university graduates and high-skilled bachelor graduates from universities of aplied science as well as engineers who are looking for postgraduate training.
Mechatronics is a multidisciplinary field of engineering science, based on the fundamental disciplines of mechanical engineering, electrical engineering and information technology. It deals with the systematic development and technical implementation of new integrated systems, which are characterized by a certain degree of "intelligence" and the resultant, independent ability to act. The goal of our education of modern engineers is the transfer of expertise and systematic thinking, even beyond the boundaries of the subject, combined with the ability to work in a team and communication skills.
The master program covers the broad range of technical skills required by the industry and offers a high degree of flexibility in subject selection. Research-oriented forms of study with close contacts to industry and economy are offered.
Interdisciplinary obligatory modules (e.g. MEMS (Micro Electro Mechanical Systems), control of mechatronic systems, robotics, system integration, technical biology/ bionics, thermal transfer)
Optional modules according to the selected specialisation (see specialisation and detailed overview)
Project seminar
Master thesis
Professors and staff members will be happy to answer questions about the courses offered by the
Department of Mechanical Engineering.
WebEx room | Meeting identification number 842 757 258
We are looking forward to interesting conversations each
Thursday 3pm - 4pm.