International Engineering - Energy Engineering (Bachelor)
Brief overview
| Degree | Bachelor of Engineering (B.Eng.) |
| Department | Faculty of Energy · Building Services · Environmental Engineering |
| Site | Steinfurt and Latin America |
| Special type of study | full-time, International degree programme |
| Intake | Winter semester |
| Standard period of study | 7 semesters |
| Language of Instruction | German and Spanish |
| Semester fee | €335.20 per semester (winter term 2023/24) |
| Characteristics | International double degree programme: You acquire a Bachelor´s degree from Münster University of Applied Sciences. In addition, the Latin American partner university awards its university degree if the requirements there are met. |
Requirements and enrolment
| Admissions restrictions | No local entrance restrictions |
| Pre-study placement | Proof of a subject-related practical activity (pre-study internship) of at least eight weeks' duration. The pre-study internship should familiarise the student with relevant work techniques and with questions of company organisation and workflow. Relevant training and professional activities are credited towards the pre-study internship. The pre-study internship must always be completed before commencing the degree programme and proof of this must be provided at the time of enrolment. Missing periods of the pre-study internship (maximum 4 weeks) must be made up for at the earliest possible time; the corresponding proof must be submitted by the beginning of the lecture period of the third semester at the latest. |
| Additional entrance requirements | For the admission or continuation of studies in the Bachelor`s degree programme International Engineering - Environmental Engineering at Münster University of Applied Sciences, proof must be provided:
Applicants who have not acquired their study qualification at a German-speaking institution must provide evidence of German language skills at level B2 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR), e.g. via the test "German as a Foreign Language" (TestDaF) with a score of at least "3" for the areas "Listening Comprehension", "Reading Comprehension", "Oral Expression" and "Written Expression", or via equivalent evidence. |
| Enrolment | The next enrolment phase commences in Mai 2024. |
Detailed description of the degree programme
Why do wind turbines have three rotor blades? And did you know that the output of a hydroelectric plant drops during floods? Who ensures that too much or too little electricity is never fed into the grid? And how does a heat pump work?
Important questions you will learn to answer in the Bachelor of International Engineering - Energy Engineering.
Until the electricity from a wind turbine drives the washing machine or a heat pump warms the home, engineers specializing in energy technology face many challenges and questions. Here, everything focuses on the secure supply of electricity, gas and heat - conventional and regenerative. As a graduate of our International Engineering - Energy Engineering degree program, you actively shape our future – at home and abroad.
Since internationality is not easy to learn, you will live it during your studies. You will study abroad for a total of one and a half years at our partner university in Colombia. After all, for a career in international engineering, you need not only specialist knowledge but also a great deal of intercultural competence.