Shipbuilding and Maritime Engineering
Short description
In the 7-semester shipbuilding program, prospective engineers learn all the technical fundamentals in a practical way so that they can later work successfully in this professional field. Examples of applied subjects are construction, equipment and strength as well as fluid mechanics, stability or design of ships. Other subjects are yacht design, CFD, FEM, fatigue strength, etc. A 3-semester master's degree is possible afterwards.
Facts about the course
Area of study
Language
Standard period of course
Costs per Semester
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Admission requirements
- general higher education entrance qualification (Abitur) or - subject-related university entrance qualification (Fachabitur) or - General or subject-linked entrance qualification for a university of applied sciences (consisting of a school-based and a practical part) or - Successful completion of the master craftsman's examination or equivalent previous training - Preliminary internship: 12 weeks of internship, to be completed by the beginning of the 4th semester.
Occupational profiles
Shipbuilding engineer, offshore engineer, project engineer