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International Project Engineering (EN)
- eine internationale Studienvariante des Studiengangs Maschinenbau
- Regelmodell mit Kurssprache Englisch in den ersten vier Semestern
- Sondermodell in Zusammenarbeit mit dem Penang Skills Development Centre (PSDC) und Firmen in Malaysia kann in Englischer Sprache studiert werden
- startet jährlich zum Sommersemester
Deutschsprachigen Studierenden wird auch der Studiengang Maschinenbau (DE) angeboten, Kurssprache ist durch alle Semester hindurch Deutsch. Er startet jährlich zum Sommer- und Wintersemester.
For further information, please visit our English Website.
Weiterführende Inhalte
Weiterführendes Masterstudium
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Studieninhalte
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Nach erfolgreichem Abschluss des Studiums erlangen Sie den international anerkannten Abschluss Bachelor of Engineering (B.Eng.).
Regelmodell
Im Grundstudium (erste drei Semester) lernen die Studierenden die Grundlagen des Maschinenbaus. Danach, im Hauptstudium, erweitern sie ihr Wissen in ingenieurwissenschaftlichen und betriebswirtschaftlichen Themen und vertiefen ihr Wissen durch die Wahl geeigneter Wahlfächer.
Das fünfte Semester ist ein Praxissemester in einem Partnerunternehmen in Deutschland für internationale Studierende; im nicht-deutschsprachigen Ausland für deutsche Studierende. Die Bachelorarbeit wird in der Regel in Verbindung mit einem Partnerunternehmen in Deutschland für internationale Studierende, im nicht-deutschsprachigen Ausland für deutsche Studierende erstellt.
Alle Pflichtvorlesungen in den ersten vier Semestern werden in englischer Sprache gehalten (mit Ausnahme von "Einführung in die Produktionstechnik" - zweisprachig unterrichtet (deutsch/englisch) und "Deutsch als Fremdsprache Level B2"). Die deutschen Sprachkenntnisse werden während der Zeit an der RWU erworben. Im sechsten Semester ist das Hauptunterrichtsmedium Deutsch.
Sondermodell in Zusammenarbeit mit dem Penang Skills Development Centre und Unternehmen in Malaysia (Modell M)
In den ersten beiden Semestern werden den Studierenden die Grundlagen des Maschinenbaus vermittelt. Das dritte Semester ist ein Praxissemester, das in Malaysia bei dem gewählten Partnerunternehmen absolviert wird, und das vierte Semester findet im Penang Skills Development Centre (PSDC) für die Kurse zur digitalen Produktion und Industrie 4.0 statt.
Im fünften und sechsten Semester konzentrieren sich die Studierenden auf die Vertiefung ihrer Kenntnisse in ingenieurwissenschaftlichen und betriebswirtschaftlichen Themen und vertiefen ihr Wissen durch die Wahl geeigneter Wahlfächer.
Im siebten Semester führen die Studierenden ihr Bachelor-Thesis-Projekt mit dem Partnerunternehmen in Malaysia durch.
Nach Abschluss des siebensemestrigen Studiums erhalten die Studierenden den international anerkannten Abschluss Bachelor of Engineering (B.Eng.).
Alle Pflichtvorlesungen werden in englischer Sprache gehalten, mit Ausnahme der Fächer "Einführung in die Produktionstechnik" und "Deutsch als Fremdsprache Level B2". Das Fach "Einführung Produktionstechnik" wird zweisprachig (Deutsch/Englisch) unterrichtet und für "Deutsch als Fremdsprache Level B2" sind keine Vorkenntnisse in Deutsch erforderlich.
Die deutschen Sprachkenntnisse werden während der Zeit an der RWU erworben.
Bewerbungsinfos
Bewerbung zum Sommersemester
International Project Engineering (EN) ist eine internationale Studienvariante des Studiengangs Maschinenbau und bietet
- 15 Studienplätze im Sommersemester (EN, internationaler Kurs)
- 15. Januar: Bewerbungschluss für das Sommersemester
Die Termine sind Ausschlussfristen, das bedeutet, dass Ihre Bewerbungsunterlagen bis zu diesem Tag eingetroffen sein müssen, um bei der Studienplatzvergabe berücksichtigt zu werden.
Projekte
Labore
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Elektrische Antriebe und Steuerungen
- Gebäude H (Hauptgebäude)
- Raum H 062
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News
Warum RWU
Academic Life
You prefer a „hands-on” approach over a theoretical one? You rather enjoy working in small groups, than being part of the big unknown?
- Our RWU has a long history of practical experience, starting back in 1964 with our faculty in Mechanical Engineering & Physical Engineering. The study programs at our Ravensburg-Weingarten University of Applied Sciences are characterized by practical training and numerous projects in modern, well-equipped laboratories. Students study in small groups, individually supervised by a team of highly qualified professors and assistants. Nearby dormitories and many leisure activities in the attractive landscape of Upper Swabia, close to the Lake of Constance and the Alps offer an excellent environment and the best conditions for studying, working and of course: living.
- The unique strength of our RWU’s academic life lies in practice: Research, Knowledge and Technology Transfer. The research of today is the future of tomorrow. Our courses are application-oriented and prepare students for demanding technical tasks as well as challenging leadership roles. We put the results of our research into practice, advising and supporting organizations in their research and development projects. Interested in our latest research topics? Link: https://forschung.rwu.de/en
- For more than 30 years now our RWU offers English-speaking study programs and can look back to a very successful development of international study programs. Our International Office is well-known among international students and can draw upon years of knowledge and experience in all topics related to living & studying here in Weingarten. Furthermore, we also care about each and everyone’s individual study success: supporting our students in their academic questions by offering a peer-to-peer approach. If you are interested in learning more about or special Orientation & Welcome Week, offered Excursions & Events, as well as Buddy Programs, take a look at: https://www.rwu.de/en/university-uas/institutions/international-office
Job Prospective
You intend to stay and work in Germany? Or all around the world?
- Our RWU is located in the south of Germany, close to the Lake of Constance and one of the most beautiful tri-border and strongest economic regions in Europe. Our study programs are characterized by a high degree of practical, real-world orientation and a close cooperation with the global players around us, e.g. Airbus, Continental, MTU, Vetter and ZF.
- Mission: Realizing Potential. Shaping the Future. Our RWU is a nationally and internationally respected educational institution, a successful research university as well as a renowned partner for companies and other organizations. The high quality of our teaching, research and continuing education ensure that our graduates are well-respected and more qualified than the average. Our graduates can rely on a broad intercultural competence, are global in their thinking and ready to take on responsibility.
- The individual advice offered by our Career Service provides an excellent opportunity to get to know the latest job offers here in the region: https://www.rwu.de/en/university-uas/institutions/career-service and our progressive German Language Courses provided by our CLIC offer an easy way to build a profound basis in German: https://www.rwu.de/en/university-uas/institutions/clic-center-languages-and-intercultural-communication
Student Life
You are looking for an economic and recreational attractive study place? Offering both national and international advantages?
- Our RWU can be found in one of Germany’s most beautiful landscapes and one of the most attractive vacation destinations. Weingarten is a great place to be, not only to study and work, but also to live. The region of Upper Swabia, close to the Lake of Constance offers a unique variety of cultural, recreational and sportive activities. Curious? Join our online Campus-Tour: https://www.rwu.de/media/3884
- Student life in and around Weingarten never gets boring. If you are interested in culture and festivals: e.g. the famous Rutenfest in Weingarten, the Welfenfest in Weingarten or the historic Carnival all over the region. Or if you are more interested in sports and nature: e.g. university sport, mountain biking or skiing in the Alps, excursions to one of the many wine yards nearby. For further information: https://www.rwu.de/en/study/student-life/weingarten-and-region In addition, if you are interested in joining one of our RWU Student Associations & Projects: e.g. Formula Student Team, Rover 2 Mars, Big Band, etc. take a look here: https://www.rwu.de/hochschule/einrichtungen
- We see diversity as an opportunity and actively support all members of our university regardless of gender, nationality, faith, creed, disability, age or sexual orientation. Our bilingual courses especially are attended by both German students and students from all over the world. Innovative concepts, direct and open communication and individualized support are the hallmarks of our university. Interested in our students' opinion? Interviews: https://www.rwu.de/en/studieren/beratung/darum-rwu#tab-4519
Why study Mechanical Engineering/ International Project Engineering at our RWU
Mechanical Engineering & Project Management? Elective modules, laboratories and practical work experience?
- Shape the future in the era of change by improving digital and developing innovative production systems. Our B. Eng. in Mechanical Engineering/ International Project Engineering (international variant) trains engineers who combine the knowledge of a traditional mechanical engineering study program with a forward-thinking project management, leading to a unique combination. With your B. Eng. you will deepen your knowledge of mechanical engineering, production technology and international project management, changing the world of production systems effectively.
- You will be part of the next generation engineers who will improve existing production systems with the latest kind of technologies, design new more effective production systems and who will advise international companies about the quality, efficiency and safety of their production plants. Our intensive supervision, numerous exercises in the laboratories, latest experiments and research projects in close cooperation with well-known global players, as well as the high focus on practical work, including a mandatory internship make our graduates a valuable asset for all national and international companies.
- Your B. Eng. will furthermore enable you to pursue either a M. Eng. or M. Sc. afterwards. For further information about the individual courses, take a look at the latest Study & Examination Regulations.
Fotogalerien
Kontakt & Personen
Application Information
Application Information Mechanical Engineering/ International Project Engineering
Leiter der Studiengangvariante & Studienberatung
Prof. Dr.-Ing. hab. Ralf Stetter
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Sekretartiat
Sabine Fleischer
Brigitte Fischinger
Praxisamt
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Zerrin Harth
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Auslandsbeauftragter
Prof. Dr.-Ing. hab. Ralf Stetter
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Professorinnen & Professoren
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Theresa Breckle, MBA
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Prof. Dr.-Ing. Zerrin Harth
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Prof. Dr.–Ing. Robert Bjekovic
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Prof. Dr.-Ing. Wolfgang Engelhardt
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Prof. Dipl.-Des. Melih Gürleyik
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Andreas Haag
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Prof. Dr.-Ing. Michael Niedermeier
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Tim Nosper
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Prof. Dr.-Ing. Heiko Ratter
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Prof. Dr.-Ing. Thomas Schreier-Alt
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Prof. Dr.-Ing. hab. Ralf Stetter
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Prof. Dr. Markus Straub
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Prof. Dr.-Ing. Markus Till
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Prof. Dr. Michael Winkler
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Prof. Dr. Christoph Ziegler
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Akademische Mitarbeiter
Dipl.-Ing. (FH) Bernhard Bauer
Dipl.-Ing. (FH) Peter Eckart
Lars Franke M.Eng.
Dipl.-Ing. (FH) Jörg Hübler
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