Mechanical Engineering (dual degree course) (Bachelor)
Brief overview
| Degree | Bachelor of Engineering (B.Eng.) |
| Department | Department of Mechanical Engineering |
| Site | Region Ahlen/Beckum/Oelde sowie Steinfurt |
| Special type of study | dual study, executive, including apprenticeship |
| Intake | Winter semester |
| Standard period of study | 9 semesters |
| Semester fee | €298,24 / semester (winter term 20/21) |
Requirements and enrolment
| Admissions restrictions | No local entrance restrictions |
| Pre-study placement | Against the background of the Covid 19 pandemic, the mechanical engineering related internship, which is regularly required as a prerequisite for enrolment, will be reduced from ten weeks to four weeks. The internship may also include computer science parts for a maximum of 50% of the four weeks. In addition, the internship is not required at the beginning of the course of study but regularly only until the beginning of the lecture period of the third semester. If you plan to do an apprenticeship within a dual study programme, no pre-study placement is required. To find out more about the placement, please visit the departmental website. |
| Enrolment | The closing date for enrolments is on 15.08.2020. Enrol online |
Detailed description of the degree programme
Whether in mechanical and plant engineering, automotive engineering, electrical engineering or the chemical or steel industries: mechanical engineering specialists are in just as high demand here as in process engineering and environmental engineering. As such, development engineers undertake a wide range of activities. Whether you will be developing cars, planning a factory or designing a maize chopper – we will provide you with the necessary skills in construction design, simulation technologies and robotics, materials, and production processes.