The Digitalization Engineering Bachelor's program equips you to shape the data-driven networking of production. You will learn to utilize modern manufacturing processes, from industrial 3D printing to laser technology, and plan the factory of the future. The curriculum combines strong engineering fundamentals with in-depth knowledge of modern production systems, offering a dynamic blend of disciplines. Graduates are in high demand within the manufacturing industry, particularly for roles driving the digital transformation towards resource-efficient production. The program is designed to foster skills in programming, production, computer science, and analytical thinking, with a practical focus and international exposure through English language modules.
The program provides a solid foundation in STEM subjects during the initial semesters, progressing to specialized topics in product development such as industrial 3D printing and laser technology in later stages. Digitalization-specific content includes programming, databases, data analysis, and app development, all kept current with the latest advancements.
Graduates are in high demand across the manufacturing industry, particularly for roles involved in managing the digital transformation towards sustainable production. Your future career path can be as a specialist or a manager in a variety of exciting roles.
A 5-week 'Technology' internship and a 5-week 'Informatics' internship are required, but can be completed by the end of the fourth semester. Relevant vocational training and prior work experience may be credited. German language proficiency required at C1 level.
The semester contribution covers administrative costs and a contribution to student services, which can also include a public transport ticket.