Relevant excerpts on the subject of entry requirements
Below we list excerpts on the subject of entry requirements from the subject examination regulations. If anything is still unclear, please contact the person in charge.
The prerequisite for admission to the Master's program is proof of a professionally qualifying university degree in one o
Important: All information on this website has been compiled with the greatest possible care. However, we do not assume any liability - the regulations in the Examination Regulations (FPO) are relevant (link will be posted soon).
Mobility module
From the second semester onwards and after an individual agreement with us, you can take a mobility module at a foreign university as an alternative to the existing courses. For the mobility module, a learning agreement must be arranged with the examination board in advance. Within the framework of the mobility module, research-ori
Research/Development module
This module is about strengthening the researcher in the student and giving the opportunity to individualize and focus on specific topics. In comparison to the transfer module, the research&development module emphasizes more on finding fundamentally new insights and testing new theses than on solving a problem.
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Transfer module
This module is about strengthening the engineer in the student and giving the opportunity to individualize and focus on specific topics. In comparison to the research & development module, the transfer module empgasizes more on solving a problem than on finding fundamentally new knowledge. Therefore, the transfer module does no
Transfer and Research orientation
The program is generally considered to be transfer oriented. If the student wishes to sharpen his/her individual profile, there is the option of attending transfer modules, within which a project can be tackled. For details and requirements see below.
If at least 30 ECTS are earned in research&development mo
How to define the major
There are two possible majors, either "Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems (MEMS)" or "Biomedical Micro Engineering (BME)". The major shown on the certificate results automatically from the choice of modules, which are weighted differently for each major.
An example shows the module choice of Jane Doe. In addition to the lec
Please note that some modules are offered only in German and some in German or English! The future goal is to offer the Master's program completely in English. For now the following applies: As soon as one of the bilingual modules is attended by non-German speaking students, the module will take place in English.
