The Civil Engineering Bachelor of Engineering (BEng) program focuses on the planning, construction, and operation of structures, with a specialization in structural and civil engineering. This includes designing and calculating residential, commercial, and industrial buildings, as well as infrastructure like bridges. The curriculum integrates mathematical, technical, and scientific knowledge to address structural integrity, material selection, and foundation analysis. Additionally, the program emphasizes construction management, covering project planning, execution, economic efficiency, and collaboration with stakeholders while adhering to legal regulations. A significant aspect of the program also includes the preservation and modernization of existing buildings.
Graduates of the Civil Engineering program are highly sought-after professionals with significant responsibility. The program prepares students for a wide range of career opportunities in the construction industry, offering excellent prospects for both employment and self-employment. Further Master's studies are also a common pathway.
The program is taught in German. International students will need to meet German language proficiency requirements.
While the program page does not specify tuition fees, students should be aware of potential semester contributions that cover administrative costs and student services.
Applicants need a general higher education entrance qualification, an entrance qualification for universities of applied sciences, or an equivalently recognized vocational training. German language proficiency is also required as the program is taught in German.
No tuition fees are listed for either domestic or international students, as Bachelor's programs at German public universities typically do not charge tuition. However, students should anticipate potential semester contributions for administrative and student services.
The standard duration of the program is 7 semesters, which includes a mandatory practical semester. It can be pursued as either a full-time or part-time option.
Applications for the Winter semester intake are accepted from May 15th to July 15th. The program has restricted admission, so timely submission within this window is advised.
Graduates are prepared for various roles in the construction industry, including Structural Engineer, Construction Manager, Project Planner, and Consultant. Many also pursue further Master's studies.