Master of Science in Interdisciplinary Engineering
An interdisciplinary Master's programme combining electrical, mechanical, and energy engineering to solve complex industrial challenges.
Best for:Best for engineering graduates seeking to bridge electrical, mechanical, and energy disciplines through a practical, project-based curriculum.
Overview
The Master of Science in Interdisciplinary Engineering at Trier University of Applied Sciences is designed to train experts capable of integrating specialist knowledge across diverse technical fields. Students combine core competencies from electrical, mechanical, and automotive engineering with building, supply, and energy technology. The curriculum emphasizes interdisciplinary projects and seminars to foster methodical, social, and analytical skills. Graduates are prepared for innovative roles in industry and research, and the degree qualifies them for subsequent doctoral studies.
What you'll do
- Complete teaching modules across electrical, mechanical, and energy engineering disciplines.
- Participate in interdisciplinary team projects and seminars to develop methodical and social competencies.
- Select a core discipline and optional focus areas to tailor the academic profile.
- Conduct independent scientific research and analysis within chosen modules.
- Author a Master's thesis demonstrating the ability to solve complex technical problems scientifically.
Requirements
Degree required: Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, automotive engineering, technical building services, industrial engineering, or medical engineering.
Degree offered: Master of Science
Language: English (C1) and German (B1); certificates required.
Instruction: English and German
- Academic background in a relevant engineering discipline.
- English language proficiency at C1 level.
- German language proficiency at B1 level.
- Minimum overall grade of 2.5 in the first professional university degree.
- Applicants must hold a first professional university degree.
- Applicants with less than 210 ECTS may need to complete additional bridge modules to reach the 300 ECTS requirement.
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Applications must be submitted through the uni-assist portal. Prospective students should consult the university's official application website for specific deadlines and documentation requirements.
- University degree certificate
- Academic transcripts
- English language certificate
- German language certificate
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