MSc Advanced Engineering & Engineering Management
A three‑semester, English‑taught MSc that blends engineering, management and economics with specialised pathways.
Best for:Best for engineering graduates who want to combine technical expertise with management skills and pursue a systems‑engineering career.
Overview
The Master of Science in Advanced Engineering and Engineering Management is offered by South Westphalia University of Applied Sciences in Soest, Germany. It is a full‑time, three‑semester programme taught entirely in English and combines core modules in systems engineering, engineering management and advanced control technology. Students choose one of three pathways – Electronics, Mechanical or Mechatronic Systems – and complete a research‑oriented final project related to their specialization. The programme expects graduates to acquire strong technical, organisational and communication skills to work in industry or research environments.
What you'll do
- Complete core coursework in systems engineering and engineering management.
- Select and finish two specialised modules within the chosen pathway (Electronics, Mechanical or Mechatronic).
- Design, execute and present a research‑oriented final project linked to the pathway.
- Participate actively in group work, presentations and international guest lectures.
- Develop project‑management and communication skills through dedicated modules.
- Engage with optional German language courses and integration activities.
Requirements
Degree required: Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Mechatronics or a comparable engineering/computer‑science programme with at least 10 ECTS in CS‑related modules
Degree offered: MSc
Language: English B2 (TOEFL iBT 90, IELTS 6.5 or equivalent); no minimum German level required
Instruction: English
- Solid foundation in engineering fundamentals
- Ability to work effectively in multidisciplinary teams
- Basic programming or computer‑science knowledge
- English proficiency at B2 level (e.g., TOEFL iBT 90 or IELTS 6.5)
- Open to EU and non‑EU applicants
- Applicants must provide officially authenticated degree certificates and transcripts with grading explanations
- Final grade must be equivalent to German GPA ≤2.5
- Visa applicants must demonstrate funds of at least €992 per month
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How to apply
Deadline: Varies by applicant nationality and semester; e.g., EU winter semester deadline 30 June, EU summer semester deadline 31 January, non‑EU winter deadline 15 May, non‑EU summer deadline 15 November
Prepare all required documents and submit them through uni‑assist. After the uni‑assist pre‑check, upload the authenticated certificates and language proof on the university’s online application portal. Follow the links provided for detailed instructions and ensure visa‑related proof of funds if applicable.
- Bachelor’s degree certificate
- Official transcripts
- Explanation of grading system
- English language certificate (B2)
- Proof of financial resources (for visa applicants)
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