Faculty of Process Engineering, Energy and Mechanical Systems: Programs

Construction Machinery and Agricultural Engineering (Bachelor's Program)

The agricultural sector, and thus the production of food, as well as the construction industry with its manifold projects at all scales are continually faced with new tasks – regionally, nationally, and globally. To be successful in these areas, pioneering technologies and system solutions are indispensable elements. More

Energy and Building Services Engineering (Bachelor's program)

We spend over 80% of our time inside of buildings. Our graduates face a challenging task: securing the comfort that buildings offer while also providing said buildings with energy – in the form of electricity, heating and cooling systems – in an efficient and sustainable manner. More

Green Building Engineering (Master's Program)

The main goal of the Master's program in Green Building Engineering is to educate engineers with advanced skills and knowledge compared to graduates of the Bachelor's program. Master's students learn to develop, analyze and evaluate complex technical building systems and are capable of responsibly making important decisions. More

Mechanical Engineering (Bachelor's program)

Are you a creative person who wants to make a difference? Then the Bachelor's program in Mechanical Engineering is the right choice for you. The program focuses on all stages of mechanical engineering, from ideation to the finished product. Service and maintenance as well as the replacement of a product by a new one are also covered in the curriculum. More

Mechanical Engineering (Master‘s program)

As a universal engineering discipline, mechanical engineering covers anything from the creation of concepts to the manufacturing of a finished product. Future graduates of the Master’s program in Mechanical Engineering will primarily be entrusted with leadership and management positions. More

Mechanical Engineering - Product Engineering and Context (Bachelor's program)

In the field of engineering, plans and actions always need to take social, political, economic, ecologic and ethical aspects into account. As "Engineers for the Future", our students learn to face the global challenges of the future such as demographic change, climate change and sustainability. More

Process Engineering – Process Intensification (Master's program)

The central objective of this Master's program is to train engineers in advanced technical and social competence. Depending on the specialization chosen, graduates may start a career in academia or in the industry. More

Renewable Energy (Bachelor's program)

Are you fascinated by the vision of a future where solar, hydro and wind power can cover all our energy needs? Do you want to actively shape the ongoing energy transition? Then our Bachelor's program in Renewable Energy is for you. The program is offered by the Faculty of Process Engineering, Energy and Mechanical Systems. More

Renewable Energy (Master's program)

Are you fascinated by the vision of a future where solar, hydro and wind power can cover all our energy needs? Do you want to actively shape the ongoing energy transition? Do you want to extend your knowledge of innovative technologies in the field of renewable energy, energy storage and network infrastructures? More

Rescue Engineering (Bachelor's program)

Your goal is to make the world a little safer? The Bachelor's program in Rescue Engineering combines basic engineering knowledge with the necessary expert knowledge required to develop innovative and efficient concepts for hazard control and prevention. The program is offered by the Faculty of Process Engineering, Energy and Mechanical Systems. More

Rescue Engineering (Master’s program)

Building on their undergraduate training, students of the Master’s program in Rescue Engineering obtain a specialized skill set allowing them to develop innovative and efficient concepts in hazard control and prevention as well as safety engineering. The program is offered by the Faculty of Process Engineering, Energy and Mechanical Systems. More