Study program

University

City

Technische Universität Braunschweig

Computational Sciences in Engineering

M.Sc. (Master of Science)

Subjects: Computer Science, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Mathematics, Information Engineering, Software Engineering, Quantum Mechanics, Mechatronics, Systems Engineering, Communications Systems, Communications Systems Engineering and Technology, Information System, Statistics, Data Analytics, Data Science, Machine Learning

M.Sc.

Degree

120

ECTS

English & German

Language

Winter semester: 15 Mar/15 Jul

Application Deadlines

2 Years (starting: Winter semester)

Duration

Free

Tuition Fees (per semester)

Start Dates: Winter Semester: October
Starting: Winter semester
Mode of admission:: local admission restriction
Application:: directly at the University
Study mode:: On campus

Program Video

Five Reasons to choose this Master's Program

An interdisciplinary program that merges engineering sciences, computer sciences, and mathematics

The M.Sc. in Computational Sciences in Engineering provides students the unique opportunity to combine electrical, civil, and mechanical engineering, with computer sciences and mathematics.

Make the most out of the CSE mentoring program

All students of this master’s program are to select a mentor who will guide and provide help planning the studies. With the support of a lecturer, students get a better idea of how the program can foster their future professional careers. → More Info

Bilingual study program - Excellent asset on the job market

Take advantage of the opportunity of being part of this bilingual study program. Classes during the first two semesters are taught mostly in English and you also get to improve your German language skills, which is a great asset in the job market. Students have to complete a German-language certificate (DSH, TestDaf, or equivalent).

Great job opportunities in many sectors

Graduates of this master's program will acquire a great number of skills and international experience that will open opportunities for improving existing technologies or developing new approaches to technologies. Graduates work in various industries and are also able to conduct research as part of doctoral studies.

Discover if you are the right fit for the program

The Fit4TU Self Assessment is an excellent tool for prospective students who want to find out if their current skills and knowledge are a good fit for M.Sc. in Computational Sciences in Engineering, and also want to know what to expect from this amazing study program. → More Info

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Course Description

Does having the opportunity to be part of a program that combines engineering sciences, computer sciences, and mathematics excite you? Are you interested in solving specific problems regarding physical modeling, mathematical descriptions as well as numerical simulations? Then the M.Sc. in Computational Sciences in Engineering is the right choice for you! This unique master's program allows you to specialize in one of four of the following areas: Computational Mathematics (CM), Civil Engineering (CE), Electrical Engineering (EE), or Mechanical Engineering (ME). This master's program will not only provide you great international exposure but will also offer you all the necessary tools to succeed in the job market to work in different sectors such as software development, aerospace, chemical, or the automotive industry.

Target Groups

Curriculum

Study Mode

Career Prospects

The M.Sc. in Computational Sciences in Engineering is intended for holders of a first bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in:

Engineering Sciences
Natural Sciences
Mathematics
Computer Science
or a closely related degree program

For those interested in advancing their qualifications and their career opportunities in the field of computational sciences in engineering.

Special Program Features

Great areas of specialization

Students of this master’s program choose one out of 4 areas of specialization: Computational Mathematics (CM), Civil Engineering (CE), Electrical Engineering (EE), or Mechanical Engineering (ME).

Be part of a renowned university

The national and internationally recognized Technische Universität Braunschweig is a member of TU9, the association of the nine leading institutes of technology in Germany.

Multicultural and with great international experience

Students of this master’s program gain international experience in this bilingual program sharing classrooms with fellow colleagues from around the world.

Partner Universities

Sorbonne Université

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City

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Duration

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University of Rhode Island

Kingston

City

6 months

Duration

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Luleå University of Technology

Luleå

City

6 months

Duration

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Accreditations

ASIIN

The Accreditation Agency for Study Programs in Engineering Sciences, Computer Sciences, Natural Sciences and Mathematics is a non-profit association located in Düsseldorf that works nationally and internationally for recognition, comparability and quality control (accreditation) of Bachelor's and Master's programs.

Requirements

Qualification Requirements

The application requirements for the study program in “Computational Sciences in Engineering” are:

Bachelor's (Undergraduate) Degree

Previous bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in:

Engineering Sciences

Natural Sciences

Mathematics

Computer Science

or a closely related degree program

Min ECTS required:

180

Students must show at least good in-depth knowledge of the significant basic subjects for the degree program, such as mathematics, mechanical engineering, and information processing. They are generally attested by the degree certificate submitted, which lists the courses taken and marks awarded in a prior degree program.

Applicants can apply if they have not completed their bachelor's degree but have at least 143 out of 180 ECS, or 167 out of 210 ECTS, but are expected to complete their bachelor’s degree or equivalent qualification no later than March 31st of the relevant winter semester.

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Language Requirements

The following certificates are recognised as proof of your language proficience.

English

IELTS

min 6.5

TOEFL iBT

min 79

DAAD Language Certificate

min 3xB2 and 1xC1 or higher

German

CEFR German

min B1

TestDaF

min TDN 3
Specification: May be provided after the 3rd semester at the latest.

DSH

min DSH 1
Specification: May be provided after the 3rd semester at the latest.

telc Deutsch

min C1
Specification: May be provided after the 3rd semester at the latest.

Does the university recognize "other equivalent language certificates"?

yes

Additional information:

Applicants who do not hold a German higher education entrance certificate and have not completed part of their education in German must have adequate knowledge of the German language. Applicants must prove their level of German skills at the latest after their 3rd semester.

Application & Admission

Application Deadlines

Locked

For Candidates with Previous Degree from

Winter Semester
(starting in October)

Germany

Winter Semester: -

Another EU Country

Winter Semester: -

Rest of the world

Winter Semester: -

Applications are open from:

Winter semester:January 01 (German)January 01 (EU)January 01 (Non EU)

Summer semester:

Spring semester:

Application Procedure & Selection

Mode of Admission:

local admission restriction

Admission Test/Interview:

None

Application:

directly at the University

Application Fee:

€ 70

Application Documents

Online Application Form

Printed and signed online application (Antrag auf Zulassung).

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First University-Level Degree Copy

Upload your university certificates (German or English) with all subjects studied, including marks (most recent transcript if not yet graduated).

Transcript of Records

Copies (German or English) of your university certificates with all subjects studied, including marks (most recent transcript if not yet graduated).

Letter of Motivation

The letter of motivation should indicate and give reasons for your strong interest in CSE and specify what prior knowledge, interests, and/or qualification is relevant for this degree program.

English Language Certificate → Language Requirements

German Language Certificate → Language Requirements

Copy of Passport / Identity card

Upload your passport / ID

Application Fee

Receipt for payment of your assessment fee (e.g. online payment receipt).

Only people that hold a non-German degree need to pay the application fee. Further information is provided during the application process.

Self Assessment

Fit4TU Certificate.

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Location

Technische Universität Braunschweig

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Further Information

Your Personal Contact

Annika Kleinwächter

Application

Contact Details:
+49 531 391 2241
[email protected]

Central Student Advisory Service

Academic Advice Service

Contact Details:
+49 531 391 4321
[email protected]

Information Package

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