The Master's degree programme in Engineering Sciences is devised as an application-focused course. Its aim is to provide its students with advanced and specialist knowledge in engineering and related areas on a scientific foundation.
Students have the opportunity to specialise in a particular area by choosing one of the following specialist fields in accordance with their particular interests and career aspirations:
In addition to providing advanced training in engineering, the course is intended to promote general skills such as teamwork, intercultural communication, and English language skills. This is aided by the Master's project, which is conducted as group project in a situation that is as realistic as possible, in which students are trained in methodological skills to organise and complete complex tasks as well work together in a group.
Students have the opportunity to specialise in a particular area by choosing one of the following specialist fields in accordance with their particular interests and career aspirations:
- Automation technology
- Communications technology
- Mechatronics
- Mechanical engineering
- Plastics engineering
In addition to providing advanced training in engineering, the course is intended to promote general skills such as teamwork, intercultural communication, and English language skills. This is aided by the Master's project, which is conducted as group project in a situation that is as realistic as possible, in which students are trained in methodological skills to organise and complete complex tasks as well work together in a group.
Educational organisation
The course contents over the three semesters are typically independent of each other, so that there is no fixed sequence order. It should be noted, however, that courses are given once per year only. It is recommended that the Master's project is carried out during the second semester. The Master's thesis is to be started in the third semester.About 60%-70% of all courses contain lectures combined with exercises or practical lab class exercises. Part-time studies are possible on request for candidates who are working in parallel. The programme duration then is six semesters instead of three.
Forms of assessment
- Written examinations with a duration of 60 or 90 minutes (typically)
- Project work with final presentation
Course objectives
The Master's programme is intended to prepare graduates for highly qualified jobs inengineering and, in addition, for positions with project responsibility and technical management functions, especially within internationally active companies.
Language requirements
One of the following English language certificates:- TOEFL classical: 550, computer-based: 213, internet-based: 84
- IELTS: 6.0
- Cambridge ESOL CPE (Certificate of Proficiency in English): Grade C
- Cambridge ESOL CAE (Certificate in Advanced English): Grade C/B
One of the following German language certificates:
- Deutsches Sprachdiplom Stufe 1 (Stufe GER A2/B1)
- Goethe Zertifikat der Niveaustufe A2
- TELC Zertifikat der Niveaustufe A2
Academic requirements
Admission requirements for the Master's degree programme are a Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering and information technology or mechatronics or mechanical engineering or plastics engineering or related fields or an equivalent qualification obtained in Germany or abroad. An overall grade of "good" or higher is required. The examination committee shall decide on the equivalence of degrees and other qualifications stated in 1 and 2 in accordance with Article 63 (1) Bavarian Higher Education Act (BayHSchG).Admission requirements and links to the online application portal can be found at:
http://www.fh-rosenheim.de/en/technology/electrical-engineering-mechanical-engineering-materials/engineering-sciences-master/information-for-applicants/.
Enrolment fees
52 EUR per semesterCosts of living
A student needs about 735 EUR per month to cover living expenses, student accommodation, health insurance, and other related costs in Rosenheim. So all together, one should calculate approx. 8,800 EUR per year.The municipal immigration office in Rosenheim requires international students to prove that they have at least 735 EUR available per month for the desired duration of their stay in Rosenheim. This is a legal regulation for the extension of the initial visa, which is usually only valid for two or three months.
To obtain a visa from a German consulate/embassy, one must prove that a blocked account with an initial deposit of 8,800 EUR has been opened in Germany.
Arrival support
At the beginning of each semester, there is a tutor-based introductory programme for international students. It includes assistance during student accommodation check-in, with opening a local bank account, university enrolment procedures, applying for (mandatory) student health insurance, extending your visa, etc.Services and support for international students
- Tutor-based introductory programme for international students, guiding them through all initial
- Two professors as contact persons/student counsellor/programme coordinator
- Special introduction to using the university library
- Intercultural introduction briefing
- Cultural and social events (e.g., museum visits, excursions, mountain hikes)
Accommodation
The Munich Student Union maintains two residential complexes for students directly on campus in Rosenheim. Student rooms for international students are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Room rates are about 250 EUR per month. However, room reservations can only be made after admission to the Master's programme in Rosenheim. Information on rental prices and waiting times can be found at: http://www.studentenwerk-muenchen.de/en/accommodation.Private apartment and room listings are available in online portals such as http://www.wg-gesucht.de/en/.
Further information for international students about living in Rosenheim is available at: http://www.fh-rosenheim.de/en/international/incoming-students/information-for-regular-international-students/living-in-rosenheim/.
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