Faculty of Mechanical Engineering
With around 5,000 students in three Bachelor's and eight Master's programs, the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering is one of the largest faculties at the Technical University of Braunschweig. Our 26 institutes research and teach in the fields of automotive engineering, aerospace engineering, energy and process engineering, as well as production and systems engineering. Numerous international collaborations enrich studies and research for students, scientists and our international guests.
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Facts about the faculty
| University | Technische Universität Braunschweig |
|---|---|
| Programmes | 3 programmes · 2 bachelor's, 1 master's |
| Language of programmes | German C1 — 3 programmes |
| Campus | Campus TU Braunschweig |
| Application | bachelor's until 15.07; master's until 15.07 |
| City | Braunschweig |
| Website | https://www.tu-braunschweig.de/fmb/index.html |
What the faculty's programmes require
The university-wide requirements are complemented by the faculty's own — they are missed most often, because the university page does not list them.
For 3 German-taught programmes: DSH, TestDaF or telc C1 Hochschule — before you apply, not after.
Required by 2 of the faculty's programmes — a separate document in your application; details on the programme page.
Programmes of the faculty
Where the faculty's students study
Classes take place at Campus TU Braunschweig — when choosing housing, go by this campus, not by the university's main address.
Questions about admission to the faculty
Where do the faculty's students study?
In which language are the programmes taught?
When do I need to apply?
Do I apply to the faculty or to a programme?
Will you get in with your grades at this faculty?
We will convert your certificate to the German scale and compare it with the committee's requirements, including subject requirements.