FACHHOCHSCHULE AACHEN · GERMANY
Master of Engineering in Civil Engineering
Master's · Taught in de
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The Master's degree programme in Civil Engineering at FH Aachen University of Applied Sciences is designed for students who have completed a first professionally qualifying degree in civil engineering. This program builds upon foundational knowledge, offering advanced study in specialized areas within the field. Admission requires meeting specific academic and language criteria, ensuring a cohort of highly motivated and qualified individuals.
Entry requirements
First professionally qualifying degree in Civil EngineeringMinimum of seven semesters duration and 210 credit points with an overall grade of at least 'good' (2.5). If the Bachelor's degree was completed within the standard period of study, an overall grade of up to 3.0 is accepted. Applicants with 180 credit points must complete 30 credits during a practical semester or through adaptation modules in the Bachelor's program.
Competencies in Mathematics and Engineering Mechanics are required. Additionally, skills in two of the following three areas are necessary: Statics, Construction Management, or Infrastructure (transport and/or water and waste management). A sufficient command of the German language is also mandatory.
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How to apply
1. Meet Admission RequirementsEnsure you have a relevant Bachelor's degree with the required credit points and grade. Confirm you possess the necessary competencies in mathematics, engineering mechanics, and the specified Civil Engineering areas. Verify your German language proficiency.
2. Address Credit Shortfalls (if applicable)If your degree has 180 credit points, plan to complete the remaining 30 credits through a practical semester or by taking adaptation modules in the Bachelor's Civil Engineering program.
3. Submit ApplicationSubmit your application by the specified deadlines: April 15 for the summer semester and October 15 for the winter semester. Ensure all required documents are submitted to the Registrar's Office.