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Computational Mechanical Enginееring
(Starting: Winter Semester)
- Starting
- Winter Semester
- Mode of Admission:
- no admission restriction
- Application:
- Directly to the university.
More Info - Study Mode:
- On campus
Five Reasons to choose this Master's Program
Course Description
Design the next generation of products before they exist: in Ohm’s M.Sc. Computational Mechanical Engineering, you learn to model, simulate, and improve complex mechanical systems with scientific rigor. You deepen advanced mathematics, engineering mechanics, FEM, CFD, and machine learning—then put them to work in project-based coursework tied to the faculty’s application-oriented R&D. In a focused thesis, you tackle an ambitious research or development challenge. Choose English, German, or a mix of both for your modules.
This degree fits you if you hold a Bachelor’s in Mechanical Engineering (or equivalent) and want to specialize in simulation-driven product and process development. You enjoy math, physics, and precise thinking, and you’re motivated to turn models and data into engineering decisions. Ideal for future FEM/CFD analysts, R&D engineers, or PhD-oriented candidates aiming for research-led work in international teams.
Special Program Features
Master’s Thesis in Applied Research
Your third-semester Master’s thesis tackles an ambitious research or development topic—often within a university group or with external research organizations and companies.
Historic City, Modern Student Life
Study in Nuremberg, where medieval architecture meets a strong tech and business scene. Enjoy short distances, moderate living costs, green parks, and a lively cultural life in Bavaria.
Career Service & Job Listings
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Requirements
Qualification Requirements
The application requirements for the study program in "Computational Mechanical Enginееring" are:
in Mechanical Engineering (or equivalent) comprising 210 ECTS (7 semesters incl. practical semester)
For other bachelor’s degrees or degrees with at least 180 credits, documentation of at least 20 weeks of relevant practical experience must be provided. Provisional admission may also be possible with additional deficiency requirements (“Auflagenfächer”) pursuant to the SPО
English Language Proficienсу → Language Requirementsat least B2 (CEFR) reading comprehension
German Language Proficienсу → Language Requirementsat least A2 (CΕFR)
Applicants holding degrees from outside the EU/EEA: Official academic aptitude test results from TestAS (Core Test and Engineering Module) or SAΤ
Language Requirements
The following certificates are recognized as proof of your language proficiency.
English
GermanApplication & Admission
Application Deadlines
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(Starting: October)
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Rest of the worldApplication Procedure & Selection
Application Documents
Native speakers as well as applicants whose relevant undergraduate degree was taught in English or who hold an English university entrance qualification do not need to provide an English language certificatе.
Native speakers as well as applicants whose relevant undergraduate degree was taught in German or who hold a German university entrance qualification do not need to provide a German language certificatе.
Only applies to applicants holding degrees from outside the EU/EEA
Official academic aptitude test results from TestAS (Core Test and Engineering Module) or SAΤ
Location
Further Information
Your Personal Contact
Svenja Stein, B.A.
Counselling for international students (prospective and current students)
Walk-in hours (WF.109):
Mon. 13.30 -15.30
Wed: 9:30-11.30
Online consultation (starting Apr. 16)
Thurs. 12.30 -13.30
Contact Details:
+49 (0)911 5880-4524
Kerstin Hengerer, Dipl. Betrw.
Counselling for international students (prospective and current students)
Walk-in hours (WF.109):
Mon. 13.30 -15.30
Wed: 9:30-11.30
Online consultation (starting Apr. 16)
Thurs. 12.30 -13.30
Contact Details:
+49 (0)911 5880-4525
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