Master’s Programme Mechanical Engineering

Course ID

UE 066 445 - Master’s Programme Mechanical Engineering

Duration of course

4 semesters

Credits

120 ECTS

Language

German

Certificate received upon completion

Diplom-Ingenieur (Dipl.-Ing.)
Master of Science (MSc)

Course programme

Mechanical Engineering

Programme content

The course has a modular structure which enables a high degree of flexibility. The master's thesis accounts for 30 ECTS (i.e. one semester) and the remaining ECTS credits are optional modules, which can be arranged as students wish, as long as certain rules are observed, to form a more in-depth and specialised degree programme. The specialisation opportunities in the master’s programme Mechanical Engineering, which in turn comprise different optional modules, can be found in the course programme, opens an external URL in a new window.

It is thus possible to enhance the basic knowledge obtained in the bachelor's programme with specific education in a field of interest to the student, and thus to acquire a suitable profile for a particular specialisation.

Entry requirements

The master's programme follows on directly from the bachelor's programme in Mechanical Engineering at TU Wien. Graduates of the bachelor's programme in Mechanical Engineering are therefore admitted to this master's programme without restriction. Graduates in other subjects are subject to an assessment of their suitability for the course by the responsible governing body according to section 64, paragraph 5 of Austria's Universities Law (UG) 2002.

Objectives

Graduates of the master's programme Mechanical Engineering possess in-depth theoretical knowledge, abstraction and problem-solving capabilities and specialist application-related knowledge in combination with corresponding economic and social skills, in order to make an important contribution to initiating and driving forward new developments, to be active in multidisciplinary, creative and innovative fields, to quickly understand new subject areas, to competently lead a team, to give informed and confident oral and written presentations of ideas and results, to evaluate the social, economic and ecological effects of technical developments and to promote humane technology and sustainable development. These skills are prerequisites for doctoral studies or a successful career in industry.

 

Dean of Academic Affairs

Paul Heinz Mayrhofer

Univ.Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Dr.mont.

Vice Dean of Academic Affairs

Michael Filzmoser

Associate Prof. Mag.rer.soc.oec.

More Information and Contact

Dean's office of Faculty of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering

Getreidemarkt 9
Building BA, 3rd floor
1060 Vienna

Phone: +43 1 58801 30001
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Student Union

Student Union Mechanical Engineering and Process Engineering

Getreidemarkt 9
Mechanical Engineering building
1060 Vienna

Phone: +43 1 58801 49562
service@fsmb.at 
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