The Civil Engineering Bachelor of Engineering (B.Eng.) program offers a practical and comprehensive education for aspiring engineers. You will gain essential technical, methodological, and practical skills needed to contribute to the sustainable design and construction of our living environment. The program covers planning, construction, project coordination, and team management, preparing you for a versatile career. You will develop the flexibility, willingness to learn, and reliability required for interdisciplinary collaboration and tackling future challenges. This program is delivered collaboratively between Hochschule Neubrandenburg and Hochschule Wismar, providing you with exposure to two different academic environments. Upon graduation, you will be qualified for various roles in the civil engineering sector and eligible to pursue a Master's degree for further specialization.
The curriculum is structured to provide a strong foundation in civil engineering principles, combining theoretical knowledge with practical application. The program is split between Hochschule Neubrandenburg and Hochschule Wismar, with a significant practical phase and Bachelor's thesis in the final semester.
Graduates are well-prepared for a wide range of career opportunities in the civil engineering sector. The program's practical focus and dual study options enhance employability and provide strong prospects for being hired by partner companies.
For applicants without a university entrance qualification, an admission test is available after completing vocational training and gaining at least three years of relevant professional experience. The vocational training and professional experience must be directly related to the intended field of study.
There are no tuition fees for this undergraduate program. Students may receive a study support allowance in the 'Studium mit vertiefter Praxis' (Study with Advanced Practice) variant, aligned with the collective agreement for trainees in the public service (TVAöD).
The program has a standard duration of 7 semesters for direct study, leading to a Bachelor of Engineering (B.Eng.) degree. It requires 210 ECTS credits.
No, there are no tuition fees for this undergraduate program for both home and international students. Students in the 'Studium mit vertiefter Praxis' variant may even receive a study support allowance.
The application deadline for the Winter intake is August 31st. For the 'Duales Studium' (Dual Study) option, the deadline for the Winter intake is June 18th.
Direct admission primarily requires a University Entrance Qualification (Hochschul- bzw. Fachhochschulreife) or an equivalent prior education recognized in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. Alternatively, an admission test is available for those with relevant vocational training and at least three years of professional experience.
Graduates are well-prepared for roles such as Construction Engineer, Project Manager, Site Manager, Design Engineer, and Urban Planner. The practical focus and dual study options enhance employability with strong prospects for hiring by partner companies.