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Master Info

Here you will find the most important information about our Master's degree programmes as well as how to start your studies as a Master's student at FB6.
The information on past events can also be found here for download.

Content of the page

Information on the degree programmes
The way to study
Information to events and slides

The Master's Degree Programmes

  • Our Master's degree programmes last 3 semesters for the regular degree and 4 semesters for the double degree. Both pave the way to a doctorate.
  • The degree programmes are entirely in English and, apart from the student body fee, there are no tuition fees.
  • In both degree programmes, you have the opportunity to pursue a specific specialisation or choose in-depth subjects of all specialisations according to your interests.
  • The transition to the world of work is very fast: 89% of our Master's students are employed within 6 months of their degree, 81% in industry (istat, 2018).
  • No. 1 with employers: for the fourth time in a row, a survey by Germany's leading business magazine confirmed that employers prefer our engineering graduates (Wirtschaftswoche University Ranking 2021, also 2020, 2019, 2018).

About the degree programmes

International Automotive Engineering, M.Sc.
Aerospace Engineering, M.Sc.

Your path to study

Admission Requirements

A Bachelor's degree obtained over 7 semesters (210 ECTS credits) in a relevant field of engineering and proof of English language skills for non-native speakers if the first degree was not taught in English.

Application deadlines

As a rule, the application deadline for citizens of Germany, other EU member states or EEA countries is 15.7. for the winter semester and 15.1. for the summer semester.
Students from abroad must apply by 30.11. December or 31.5.

The following applies for the winter semester 23/24

Country of education, EU or EEA countries 15.7.2023
Education abroad 31.5.2023

Information events

General

Our information events

  • In presence and online
  • present the degree programmes and their special features
  • explain the career prospects
  • offer contact with Master's students and alumni who you can ask questions directly.

Master Orientation Day

  • For both admitted and already enrolled students
  • Those responsible introduce themselves and their study modules
  • The personal course schemes are discussed (compulsory)