Civil Engineering (Bachelor)
Brief overview
Degree | Bachelor of Engineering (B.Eng.) |
Department | Department of Civil Engineering |
Site | Münster |
Intake | Winter semester |
Standard period of study | 6 semesters |
Semester fee | €297,24 / semester |
Requirements and application
Admissions restrictions | Local entrance restrictions |
Pre-study placement | Before you can start this Bachelor programme, you must have completed a 13-week pre-study placement, six weeks of which was in masonry or reinforced concrete construction. If you have already completed a relevant apprenticeship or work experience, this time will count towards your pre-study placement. The pre-study placement must generally be completed before starting your degree programme, and must be demonstrated during enrolment. If you are unable to complete all 13 weeks before starting university, you must demonstrate completion of the remaining weeks by the start of the third semester at the latest. |
Application | The next application phase commences in Mai 2020. |
Detailed description of the degree programme
Bridges span water and tunnels pass through mountains. Buildings are stable and secure, withstanding all weathers. Our cities are not engulfed by waste and waste water. All these things are to the credit of civil engineers. They plan, design and calculate, construct and maintain buildings and all kinds of infrastructural projects. The programme in Civil Engineering, involving a high degree of practical relevance, will prepare you perfectly for these tasks. In addition, you will be able to choose your learning content to match your interests, with a choice of four specialisations: Construction Management, Transport, Waste and Water Management, and Structural Engineering.