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Connecting and fusing the disciplines of mechanical, electrical and control engineering as well as computer science is the core competence of modern engineering and especially mechatronics. You gain a broad domain knowledge, learn across disciplines and get... Read more
Connecting and fusing the disciplines of mechanical, electrical and control engineering as well as computer science is the core competence of modern engineering and especially mechatronics. You gain a broad domain knowledge, learn across disciplines and get to know state of the art and current research problems. This enables you to take a holistic view of the technical systems of tomorrow and contribute in realizing them.
Degree: Master of Science (M.Sc.) Study duration: 4 semesters Credit points according to ECTS: 120 Language: English Type of study: Full-time study Start of study: Winter semester (October) Application period: December 1st – March 1st Admission requirements: Bachelor's degree in Mechatronics or Mechanical Engineering, see subject-specific requirements Admission restriction: No Fees: None, except for semester contribution of approx. 300€ Dual studies possible: Yes, and there is a chance for top scorer to earn the degree of an MBA at our NIT
As a graduate of the International Master Program Mechatronics, you are able to solve complex problems related to mechatronic systems, their behavior and design, robotics, intelligent and autonomous systems, automation and simulation, etc. You will be able to act methodically, to organize smaller projects, to select new technologies and scientific methods and to advance these further, if necessary.
The program is very interdisciplinary. It is characterized by the fact that it has a high proportion of electives, allowing you to study in a highly individualized way.
The technical electives include courses mostly from the School of Mechanical Engineering and the School of Electrical Engineering.
All compulsory lectures as well as most of the electives are in English. Proof of German language proficiency is not required.
Hamburg University of Technology and the city of Hamburg have many advantages: We have a harbor, we have logistics and we are the third largest civil aviation location in the world. International and national corporations from the mechanical, electrical and mechatronic sector are located In or near Hamburg. This Is reflected In the program, the research within the Institutes as well as your personal experience.
STRUCTURE
All modules in the first semester are compulsory. This helps you, especially if you are from abroad, to familiarize yourselves with the university and culture.
Afterwards you can broadly personalize your studies due to the high number and variety of elective courses.
All compulsory and nearly all elective courses are In English.
Next to 30 Credit Points (CP) compulsory courses in the first semester, the second and third semester consists of:
Connecting and fusing the disciplines of mechanical, electrical and control engineering as well as computer science is the core competence of modern engineering and especially mechatronics. You gain a broad domain knowledge, learn across disciplines and get... Read more
Connecting and fusing the disciplines of mechanical, electrical and control engineering as well as computer science is the core competence of modern engineering and especially mechatronics. You gain a broad domain knowledge, learn across disciplines and get to know state of the art and current research problems. This enables you to take a holistic view of the technical systems of tomorrow and contribute in realizing them.
Degree: Master of Science (M.Sc.) Study duration: 4 semesters Credit points according to ECTS: 120 Language: English Type of study: Full-time study Start of study: Winter semester (October) Application period: December 1st – March 1st Admission requirements: Bachelor's degree in Mechatronics or Mechanical Engineering, see subject-specific requirements Admission restriction: No Fees: None, except for semester contribution of approx. 300€ Dual studies possible: Yes, and there is a chance for top scorer to earn the degree of an MBA at our NIT
As a graduate of the International Master Program Mechatronics, you are able to solve complex problems related to mechatronic systems, their behavior and design, robotics, intelligent and autonomous systems, automation and simulation, etc. You will be able to act methodically, to organize smaller projects, to select new technologies and scientific methods and to advance these further, if necessary.
The program is very interdisciplinary. It is characterized by the fact that it has a high proportion of electives, allowing you to study in a highly individualized way.
The technical electives include courses mostly from the School of Mechanical Engineering and the School of Electrical Engineering.
All compulsory lectures as well as most of the electives are in English. Proof of German language proficiency is not required.
Hamburg University of Technology and the city of Hamburg have many advantages: We have a harbor, we have logistics and we are the third largest civil aviation location in the world. International and national corporations from the mechanical, electrical and mechatronic sector are located In or near Hamburg. This Is reflected In the program, the research within the Institutes as well as your personal experience.
STRUCTURE
All modules in the first semester are compulsory. This helps you, especially if you are from abroad, to familiarize yourselves with the university and culture.
Afterwards you can broadly personalize your studies due to the high number and variety of elective courses.
All compulsory and nearly all elective courses are In English.
Next to 30 Credit Points (CP) compulsory courses in the first semester, the second and third semester consists of:
Applicants should hold a Bachelor's or equivalent degree in mechatronics engineering or mechanical engineering and must show a very good previous academic performance as well as sufficient proficiency in English by passing TOEFL with a minimum score of 577 (paper-based) / 90 (internet-based) or IELTS with a minimum score of 6.5.
Please note: The TOEFL ITP is not accepted by TUHH.
Additionally there are specific requirements for the international Master's program, as can be found here:
As can be seen from those requirements, we expect applicants to have e.g. 30 CP worth of courses covering fundamental mathematics - the equivalent of one semester. Additionally, we request profound knowledge in engineering mechanics as well as control theory and fundamentals of mechatronics.
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Schwarzenberg-Campus, Hamburg, Germany
Program overview
Degree
MSc
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
Connecting and fusing the disciplines of mechanical, electrical and control engineering as well as computer science is the core competence of modern engineering and especially mechatronics. You gain a broad domain knowledge, learn across disciplines and get...
Read more
Connecting and fusing the disciplines of mechanical, electrical and control engineering as well as computer science is the core competence of modern engineering and especially mechatronics. You gain a broad domain knowledge, learn across disciplines and get to know state of the art and current research problems. This enables you to take a holistic view of the technical systems of tomorrow and contribute in realizing them.
Degree: Master of Science (M.Sc.)
Study duration: 4 semesters
Credit points according to ECTS: 120
Language: English
Type of study: Full-time study
Start of study: Winter semester (October)
Application period: December 1st – March 1st
Admission requirements: Bachelor's degree in Mechatronics or Mechanical Engineering, see subject-specific requirements
Admission restriction: No
Fees: None, except for semester contribution of approx. 300€
Dual studies possible: Yes, and there is a chance for top scorer to earn the degree of an MBA at our NIT
As a graduate of the International Master Program Mechatronics, you are able to solve complex problems related to mechatronic systems, their behavior and design, robotics, intelligent and autonomous systems, automation and simulation, etc. You will be able to act methodically, to organize smaller projects, to select new technologies and scientific methods and to advance these further, if necessary.
The program is very interdisciplinary. It is characterized by the fact that it has a high proportion of electives, allowing you to study in a highly individualized way.
The technical electives include courses mostly from the School of Mechanical Engineering and the School of Electrical Engineering.
All compulsory lectures as well as most of the electives are in English. Proof of German language proficiency is not required.
Hamburg University of Technology and the city of Hamburg have many advantages: We have a harbor, we have logistics and we are the third largest civil aviation location in the world. International and national corporations from the mechanical, electrical and mechatronic sector are located In or near Hamburg. This Is reflected In the program, the research within the Institutes as well as your personal experience.
STRUCTURE
All modules in the first semester are compulsory. This helps you, especially if you are from abroad, to familiarize yourselves with the university and culture.
Afterwards you can broadly personalize your studies due to the high number and variety of elective courses.
All compulsory and nearly all elective courses are In English.
Next to 30 Credit Points (CP) compulsory courses in the first semester, the second and third semester consists of:
You write you final thesis (30 CP) In the fourth semester, either with an Institute or outside the university.
Read lessProgram overview
Degree
MSc
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
Connecting and fusing the disciplines of mechanical, electrical and control engineering as well as computer science is the core competence of modern engineering and especially mechatronics. You gain a broad domain knowledge, learn across disciplines and get...
Read more
Connecting and fusing the disciplines of mechanical, electrical and control engineering as well as computer science is the core competence of modern engineering and especially mechatronics. You gain a broad domain knowledge, learn across disciplines and get to know state of the art and current research problems. This enables you to take a holistic view of the technical systems of tomorrow and contribute in realizing them.
Degree: Master of Science (M.Sc.)
Study duration: 4 semesters
Credit points according to ECTS: 120
Language: English
Type of study: Full-time study
Start of study: Winter semester (October)
Application period: December 1st – March 1st
Admission requirements: Bachelor's degree in Mechatronics or Mechanical Engineering, see subject-specific requirements
Admission restriction: No
Fees: None, except for semester contribution of approx. 300€
Dual studies possible: Yes, and there is a chance for top scorer to earn the degree of an MBA at our NIT
As a graduate of the International Master Program Mechatronics, you are able to solve complex problems related to mechatronic systems, their behavior and design, robotics, intelligent and autonomous systems, automation and simulation, etc. You will be able to act methodically, to organize smaller projects, to select new technologies and scientific methods and to advance these further, if necessary.
The program is very interdisciplinary. It is characterized by the fact that it has a high proportion of electives, allowing you to study in a highly individualized way.
The technical electives include courses mostly from the School of Mechanical Engineering and the School of Electrical Engineering.
All compulsory lectures as well as most of the electives are in English. Proof of German language proficiency is not required.
Hamburg University of Technology and the city of Hamburg have many advantages: We have a harbor, we have logistics and we are the third largest civil aviation location in the world. International and national corporations from the mechanical, electrical and mechatronic sector are located In or near Hamburg. This Is reflected In the program, the research within the Institutes as well as your personal experience.
STRUCTURE
All modules in the first semester are compulsory. This helps you, especially if you are from abroad, to familiarize yourselves with the university and culture.
Afterwards you can broadly personalize your studies due to the high number and variety of elective courses.
All compulsory and nearly all elective courses are In English.
Next to 30 Credit Points (CP) compulsory courses in the first semester, the second and third semester consists of:
You write you final thesis (30 CP) In the fourth semester, either with an Institute or outside the university.
Read lessAdmission Requirements
Applicants should hold a Bachelor's or equivalent degree in mechatronics engineering or mechanical engineering and must show a very good previous academic performance as well as sufficient proficiency in English by passing TOEFL with a minimum score of 577 (paper-based) / 90 (internet-based) or IELTS with a minimum score of 6.5.
Please note: The TOEFL ITP is not accepted by TUHH.
Additionally there are specific requirements for the international Master's program, as can be found here:
https://www.tuhh.de/t3resources/tuhh/img/studium/dekanate/mb/fachspez._anforderungen_IMPMEC.pdf
As can be seen from those requirements, we expect applicants to have e.g. 30 CP worth of courses covering fundamental mathematics - the equivalent of one semester. Additionally, we request profound knowledge in engineering mechanics as well as control theory and fundamentals of mechatronics.
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