Study location	Germany, Essen
Type	Bachelor, part-time
Nominal duration	8 semesters (210 ECTS)
Study language	English

Tuition fee	€21,290 per semester

Entry qualification	High school / secondary education (or higher)

Language requirements	English

Other requirements

At least 2 reference(s) should be provided. General higher education entrance qualification (Abitur), advanced technical college entrance qualification or other equivalent recognized previous education (e.g. completed training – either with three years of professional experience or with completed advanced training) and current employment (full-time and part-time employment, e.g. as a skilled worker with technical vocational training, state-certified technician, master craftsman or industrial foreman) or in-company training. If you are currently not working but are aiming for a job, please contact our student advisory service. We will be happy to support you and examine your individual options for admission together.

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Overview

Mechanical engineers are the drivers of progress, realizing ideas and visions. They develop and construct machines and systems that influence and simplify our professional and private lives. “Made in Germany” – Machines and systems from German companies enjoy worldwide fame.

In the Mechanical Engineering bachelor’s degree, you will deal with the fundamentals of materials technology, types of construction and the structure of electrical machines – from simple drives in the consumer goods sector to complex production lines. Later, you will supplement your knowledge with current knowledge about production systems and digital manufacturing methods.

The course qualifies you as a mechanical engineer to take on responsible tasks in industrial companies, such as mechanical and plant engineering, automotive engineering, the chemical industry or environmental technology.

After completing your studies, you can work in design or quality management, help optimize production lines, think about resource-saving production methods or even help plan the factory of the future.