Computational Sciences in Engineering (CSE)

CSE is a combination of engineering sciences, mathematics and applied computer sciences. Students will develop mathematical models for physical processes as occur in various branches of engineering sciences. They will solve specific problems regarding physical modelling, mathematical description as well as numerical simulation and perform and evaluate complex numerical analyses of engineering processes. CSE graduates will be able to apply this knowledge both in the development of new approaches and in the improvement of existing technologies. They will have skills to plan, carry out and present the results of (sub-)projects in increasingly interdisciplinary project teams.  The CSE Master’s programme enables graduates to carry out independent research as part of their doctoral studies in civil, mechanical or electrical engineering, or in mathematics. The CSE Master's programme is completed with 120 credit and structured as follows: Modules in the basic area of mathematics (MAF) – 20 credits Compulsory elective area of the engineering profiles (ENG) – 15 credits Solid and Structural Mechanics Fluid Mechanics Information Technology In-depth compulsory elective area of Computational Engineering and Methods (CEM) – 15 credits Career Entry Qualifications (CEQ) – 10 credits Elective area (ECL) – 15 credits Student research project (PRO) – 15 credits Master's thesis (MTH) – 30 credits The programme is completed with 120 credits.

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E.G. TOEFL iBT (since 2026): 4 TOEFL iBT Home Edition (since 2026): 4 TOEFL iBT Home Edition (before 2026): 88 IELTS Academic: 6.5 TOEFL iBT (before 2026): 88

Prerequisites

For admission to the CSE Master's programme, the following academic qualification is required: Bachelor's degree (or equivalent) in Engineering Sciences Natural Sciences Mathematics Computer Science or a closely related degree programme Applicants must show that they have at least good in-depth knowledge of the major basic subjects for the degree programme, such as mathematics, mechanical engineering and information processing generally with the degree certificate submitted, which lists the courses taken and marks awarded in a prior degree programme. German language skills (see language requirements below) English language skills (see language requirements below)

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