Mechanical Engineering

The Bachelor's degree course of study in Mechanical Engineering offers a sound engineering education with a focus on the design and manufacture of machines and systems. Through interdisciplinary courses, students acquire the ability and competence to solve complex engineering problems. In addition to a solid basic education in mechanical engineering, students are taught the modelling of mathematical and physical processes and their computer-aided analysis. This enables students to gain a comprehensive understanding of technical systems and to develop innovative solutions. In the first semesters, students acquire essential knowledge in mathematics, mechanics, natural sciences and technical representation, which are required to understand technical systems and develop solutions for them. In further modules, topics such as thermodynamics, materials science, electrical engineering and information technology are covered in greater depth. Systemic and analytical thinking is encouraged, a skill that is indispensable for engineering issues. The Bachelor's degree enables successful entry into a Master's degree course or directly into the professional world of future-oriented fields of technology. The specialist knowledge and key skills acquired during the course form the basis for a successful career in mechanical engineering. This course creates the basis for helping to shape the technology of tomorrow.