
The automotive industry is critical globally and is currently undergoing significant transformation. This Master's program equips you to analyze these changes, shape future developments, and create innovative solutions for mobility. You will gain a holistic understanding of vehicles, mobility systems, and their interdependencies, bridging mechanical, electrical, and software engineering. Graduates become interdisciplinary experts ready for leadership roles in the automotive sector, public service, or doctoral research.
Graduates are well-prepared for positions of responsibility in all areas of the automotive industry, the public sector, or for further academic pursuits including doctoral research.
Applicants with a qualification for postgraduate studies from outside Germany must have their documents reviewed in advance through uni-assist (Preliminary Documentation).
A semester fee of 97.00 EUR (as of Summer Semester 2026) for the student union must be paid in addition to tuition fees. International students from third countries are subject to tuition fees from Winter Semester 2024/25. Waivers and scholarships may be available.
International students from third countries are subject to tuition fees of 6,000 EUR per semester. A semester fee of 97.00 EUR for the student union must also be paid.
The program is designed to be completed over 4 semesters and awards 120 ECTS credits.
The application period for the Winter Semester is from April 1 to May 31, and for the Summer Semester, it is from October 1 to November 30.
You need a recognized undergraduate degree in a relevant field and must successfully pass the aptitude assessment procedure. Proof of German or English language proficiency is also required.
The main campus for the Automotive Engineering Master's program is located in Garching.
Required documents include your degree certificate, transcripts, CV, passport, proof of language proficiency, and potentially Preliminary Documentation (VPD) from uni-assist if your degree is from outside Germany.