Precison Engineering (B.Eng.)
The bachelor's degree in "precision engineering" comprises three years, i.e. six semesters. In the first year, you start with a mix of engineering and basic modules such as technical mechanics and physics. The highlight is the design competition with a live demonstration before the Christmas holidays. By the way: Mathematics is also included, but don't worry. We'll be happy to support you here if you need it.
In the second year, we offer you a variety of modules from modern industry, such as measurement technology, electrical drives and simulation (FEM) - always with a focus on practical relevance and precision engineering. The modules Quality Assurance and Precision Engineering Elements, for example, are part of this.
The third year of study is divided into two parts. In the winter, you are still with us at the university and study topics such as modern production technology and equipment design. You can also choose various modules from a catalogue, such as 3D printing, MATLAB or optical technologies.
In the spring of the third year, you go out into industry. You start with your industrial internship (integrated practical phase) and then work on a development or research topic (Bachelor's thesis). With a little luck and diligence, you will complete your studies in late summer. You present the results of your Bachelor's thesis in a colloquium and then we welcome you as a new member of the circle of engineers, because "Scientists explore what is. Engineers create what has never been!" (Theodore von Karman)
