This Master's program focuses on the challenges of digitalization within the construction industry, integrating advanced concepts from structural engineering with digital processes. You will explore topics like AI-driven planning, 3D printing in construction, and robotics on building sites, from initial conception through to production. The program aims to deepen your knowledge in constructive engineering while preparing you for future industry demands.
The program is structured over three semesters, with the final semester dedicated to the Master's thesis. Specializations are offered in Constructive Engineering and Digital Construction. Additional qualifications in Energy Consulting and Registered Professional DGNB are available.
Graduates are well-prepared for research, development, and leadership roles, particularly in the digitally supported construction sector. The program can also serve as a pathway to doctoral studies or careers in higher public service.
A C1 level of German language proficiency is required for admission.
While there are no tuition fees, students are required to pay a semester contribution (Semesterbeitrag).