- Degree
- Bachelor of Engineering (BEng)
- Course location
- Pfarrkirchen
- Teaching language
- • English
- Languages
- Course language: English
- Programme duration
- 7 semesters
- Beginning
- Winter semester
- Application deadline
- 15 April to 15 July for October entries (winter semester)
- Tuition fees per semester in EUR
- None
- Joint degree / double degree programme
- No
- Description/content
- The Bachelor’s programme Industrial Engineering will be taught at the European Campus Rottal-Inn.
Through practice-oriented instruction, students gain in-depth cross-sectional expertise in complex areas of engineering and business administration.
Students are taught subject-specific, methodological and social skills, enabling them as graduates to independently apply their academic perception and knowledge in all situations, acting responsibly as an employee or as an entrepreneur. Acquisition of international skills helps graduates to launch their careers in complex and intercultural business environments, especially in energy and resource industries. In the context of increasing economic globalisation, the ability to work efficiently in multicultural environments equipped with appropriate language skills is of particular importance.
The Bachelor's programme has a standard period of study of seven semesters, with six academic semesters and one practical semester. The sixth semester is designated as the practical semester. The Bachelor's thesis can be written in German or in English.
For all courses, ECTS credit points (European Credit Transfer System) are awarded. After having successfully completed the programme and the Bachelor's thesis, students will be awarded with the Bachelor of Engineering (BEng) academic degree.
- Current information
- WURI (World University Rankings for Innovation) – Ranking 2024:
• No. 16 worldwide in the category "Leadership"
• No. 20 worldwide in the category "Global Top 300"
• No. 24 worldwide in the category "Generative AI Application"
• No. 28 worldwide in the category "Student Mobility and Openness"