Computational Methods in Engineering (CME) Master of Science
An interdisciplinary Master's programme combining engineering, mathematics, and IT to solve real-world challenges through advanced computational methods.
Best for:Graduates with a Bachelor's degree in engineering seeking advanced training in computational modelling and simulation.
Overview
The Computational Methods in Engineering (CME) programme at Leibniz University Hannover is an interdisciplinary Master's degree designed to equip students with advanced skills in simulation and modelling. The curriculum integrates civil and mechanical engineering with mathematics and information technology to address complex industrial problems. Students engage in project-based training, covering topics such as finite element methods, multi-physics simulations, and machine learning for structural analysis. The programme prepares graduates for professional roles in sectors like biomedical engineering, vehicle navigation, and sustainable construction.
What you'll do
- Complete mandatory and elective coursework focusing on advanced computational engineering skills.
- Engage in project-based training involving multi-scale and multi-physics modelling.
- Develop machine learning code to predict material and structural properties.
- Participate in an interdisciplinary project, an international exchange, or an industry-based practical project in the third semester.
- Conduct independent research and write a Master's thesis in the final semester.
Requirements
Degree required: Bachelor's degree in an engineering subject (e.g., Civil or Mechanical Engineering)
Degree offered: Master of Science
Language: English C1 (e.g., IELTS 7.0, TOEFL iBT 95, or equivalent); German A1
Instruction: English (compulsory courses); English and German (electives)
- At least 15 ECTS in Mathematics
- At least 18 ECTS in Mechanics, Statics, Kinematics, Kinetics, or Elastostatics
- At least 12 ECTS in Computer Science or Programming
- At least 10 ECTS in Natural Sciences
- At least 6 ECTS in Numerical Methods or Finite Element Methods
- At least 5 ECTS in Probability Theory and Statistics
- Must hold a relevant Bachelor's degree in engineering
- Must meet specific ECTS credit requirements in core subjects
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- Bachelor's degree certificate
- Academic transcripts
- English language proficiency certificate
- German language proficiency certificate (A1)
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