Graduate School of Excellence Advanced Manufacturing Engineering (GSaME)
A structured doctoral programme at the University of Stuttgart focusing on the future of manufacturing engineering.
Best for:Best for engineers and scientists seeking a structured, industry-integrated doctoral programme in manufacturing.
Overview
The Graduate School of Excellence Advanced Manufacturing Engineering (GSaME) at the University of Stuttgart offers a unique doctoral training environment that bridges the gap between academic research and industrial application. The programme is designed to prepare elite engineers and scientists for global leadership roles in the next generation of factories. Candidates engage in an interdisciplinary curriculum that combines theoretical coursework with practical research demonstrators and industry-led projects. The school fosters a collaborative environment where doctoral candidates work closely with university institutes and industrial partners to address challenges in digital transformation and sustainable production.
What you'll do
- Conduct autonomous scientific research within the field of advanced manufacturing.
- Participate in theoretical lectures and interdisciplinary seminars.
- Engage in practical research using physical and digital demonstrators.
- Collaborate with industrial partners on best-practice projects.
- Contribute to the development of next-generation factory technologies.
- Prepare and defend a doctoral dissertation.
Requirements
Degree required: Master's degree or Diplom in engineering, information science, physical science, or business administration.
Degree offered: PhD
Language: German (C1) and English (C1) are mandatory.
Instruction: German (85%) and English (15%)
- Academic background in engineering, information science, or business administration.
- Proficiency in German at C1 level.
- Proficiency in English at C1 level.
- Ability to conduct independent scientific research.
- Must hold a Master's or equivalent degree in a relevant field.
- Must meet the doctoral regulations of the University of Stuttgart.
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How to apply
Applications are accepted on a rolling basis every two months. Candidates must submit their application online via the official GSaME portal, including a personal statement and two letters of recommendation from professors.
- CV
- Personal statement
- Two letters of recommendation
- University transcripts
- Language proficiency certificates
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