Course Structure:

4-year program, third year as study abroad, lecture language: German in the first two years, English in the last two years. Following the bachelor's program, a one-year master's program in Energy-Science is possible at the University of Duisburg Essen.

Semester 1 Modules:

introduction to engineering

general chemistry

mechanics & fluid dynamics

Newtonian mechanics & math. Methods

Semester 2 Modules:

physical. chemistry

electrodynamics & heat theory

analytical mechanics & math. methods

key qualification

Semester 3 Modules:

comparison of energy systems

Energy Technology

optics & waves

Electrodynamics

Semester 4 Modules:

comparison of energy systems

Energy Technology

atomic and molecular physics

quantum mechanics

Semester 5 Modules:

Stay abroad or UAR track

energy knowledge

ex. physics deepening

study liberates

Semester 6 Modules:

Stay abroad or UAR track

energy knowledge

environmental aspects

ex. physics deepening

study liberates

Semester 7 Modules:

energy conversion

elective area

statistical physics and thermodynamics

modern measurement methods

Semester 8 Modules:

bachelor thesis

modern measurement methods

Perspectives & Job Prospects

The career opportunities after your studies are wide-ranging. When looking for a job, the solution-oriented approach to challenges during your studies, the mathematical training and the sharpening of logical thinking will help you. The networks you will build during your studies are also very important. In the professional world, graduates are expected to be scientifically independent, flexible and able to familiarize themselves with new fields of work on their own. Jobs can be found in general in the environment of energy-relevant fields of work and

e.g.:

in research and development laboratories in industry and in sales, in large-scale research institutions (e.g., Max Planck and Fraunhofer Institutes), at state institutions such as environmental ministries in institutes of environmental protection in the environment of management consultancies and energy consulting firms, in research on renewable energies. Information and advice for prospective students on how to get started is also provided by the Academic Advising Centre.

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