Chemical and Energy Engineering

Academic requirements

1. A Bachelor's degree in chemical or process engineering or another closely related field; your Bachelor's programme is considered closely related if it contained: thermodynamics (grade "good" or better) fluid mechanics (grade "good" or better) heat and mass transfer (grade "good" or better) mathematics chemistry technical drawing 2. Applicants are required to have a minimum Bachelor's grade of "good" according to the German scale. This is GPA = 2.30 or better (lower value) or ECTS = B (calculate your GPA).full text

English

B2B2 required, please provide an official language certificate, e.g.: Cambridge English Qualifications: B2 First IELTS Academic: 6

German

Not required for admission.

How you apply

Through uni-assist, the central service that checks international certificates for German universities. It charges a fee per application, so start early.

Application period

Winter semester 15 April to 15 July (international Bachelor's degree) 15 April to 15 September (German Bachelor's degree) Summer semester 15 October to 15 January (international Bachelor's degree) 15 October to 15 March…

Tuition (2 semesters)

None

Semester contribution (2×)

€623

Living costs (12 months)

€11,904

First year, about

€12,527

From the programme's DAAD listing. The living-cost figure is the monthly amount (€992) Germany asks students to prove for a visa; your rent decides the rest.

In most industrialised countries, process technology has an important place in the economy. For example, it occupies approx. a 50% share in German industrial production. Energy engineers work not only in traditional industries but also increasingly in growth areas such as biotechnology, medical technology, and microelectronics. They use physical, chemical, and biological processes in order to convert the composition of a diverse range of materials.

How it is organised

We start the programme with some fundamental lectures on topics such as fluid dynamics, thermodynamics, heat and mass transfer, chemistry, mechanical, thermal and chemical process engineering.

Internships

An internship is possible as an elective subject. An internship with a minimum duration of two months will be awarded 10 credit points.

Part-time work

It is possible to find a part-time job as a research or student assistant at one of the faculties or in the university administration (maximum: 80 hours per month).