About

The EEIGM is one of the seven engineering schools that make up the UniversitÃ© de Lorraine. Students on the EEIGM degree programme receive not only a research-focused education in materials science, but also the opportunity to train their foreign language skills and develop their intercultural competence. The knowledge and skills acquired are highly advantageous in the domestic and international careers markets. The Bachelor's degree programme EEIGM prepares students for challenging and exciting activities in research, in product development and technology applications - from laboratory operations to user advisory services. Graduates of the EEIGN programme have excellent career prospects in academia and industry, both within Europe and beyond. The degree programme teaches important fundamental aspects of analytical chemistry, experimental physics, reaction dynamics and kinetics, spectroscopy, quantum chemistry, materials science, engineering design and materials testing. As the degree programme EEIGM is supported by the Deutsch-FranzÃ¶sische Hochschule DFH (German-French University), students receive financial support during their two-semester stay in the partner country. (Graduates from the EEIGM Bachelor's degree programme are eligible to join the four-semester Franco-German EEIGM Master's programme in materials science. Students on the MSc programme spend the first semester studying at the Ã‰cole EuropÃ©enne d'IngÃ©nieurs en GÃ©nie des MatÃ©riaux, UniversitÃ© de Lorraine in Nancy, France, where they study in accordance with the local curriculum. They receive financial support during this semester from DFH. The following three semesters are spent at Saarland University. Admission to the MSc programme can be granted to graduates from the EEIGM BSc programme at Saarland University or to graduates from a relevant Bachelor's degree programme at the Ã‰cole EuropÃ©enne d'IngÃ©nieurs en GÃ©nie des MatÃ©riaux, UniversitÃ© de Lorraine.

Requirements

Entry Requirements

Applicants must have a German higher education entrance qualification (Abitur) or a recognised equivalent higher education entrance qualification from the student's home country.

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Lehrstuhl fÃ¼r Fertigungstechnik Prof Dr Dirk BÃ¤hre Campus A4 2 66123 SaarbrÃ¼cken Germany

EEIGM French-German Bachelor's Programme (Materials Science)