degree
Bachelor of Science
admission restriction
none
standard length of study
7 semester
study start
October 1
preparatory internship
8 weeks
credit points
210
teaching language
German
application
May 16 - October 15 | January 16 - July 15 (International Students)
Basic Engineering School possible
An automobile is a complex technical product and requires high level university competences in development. Therefore, development can only be taught interdisciplinarily. Due to the cooperation of all departments in the master program Automotive Engineering, the conditions are ideal at Technische Universität Ilmenau.
Based on an intensive research cooperation with the automotive and suppliers industry on national as well as on international level, especially in development, evaluation, production and quality assurance, the training is absolutely state-of-the-art. This practice-orientation is guaranteed by intensive training in automobile-related construction, measuring and simulation technology, modern training in labs and on the test area as well as by close links with honorary professors and visiting scientists.
Students are involved early in the research of the groups through student participation in research teams and independent processing of project tasks.
Successful studies lead to the professional qualification "Bachelor of Science". It qualifies for the consecutive master program.
Detailed overview: Modultafel Fahrzeugtechnik (Bachelor)
"What I like especially about studying Automotive Engineering are the many different possibilities to gain practical experience."
Deni Pfeiffer
The basic internship is an academic achievement with a duration of eight weeks. It should be fulfilled preferably before the start of studies, but can also be completed before the end of the fourth semester. The professional internship during the seventh semester takes 12 weeks and can be completed in companies at home as well as abroad.
Automotive and suppliers industry
Scientific institutions
Test and assessing agencies
Engineering offices
Public sector