Energy and Process Engineering

Technical University of Munich

Germany, Munich

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Technical University of Munich

Germany , Munich

Key Facts

Program Level

Master by Course Work

Study Type

Full Time

Delivery

On Campus

Campuses

Garching

Program Language

English

Start & Deadlines

Next Intake DeadlinesOctober-2022

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Go to the official application for the university

Duration 4 year(s)

Tuition Fee

EUR 147 / semester

Next Intake October-2022

Energy and Process Engineering

About

The Master Degree Course aims the academic education of experts for bringing together technical energy systems, energy machinery and components and process engineering. Graduates acquire profound knowledge in one or more of these research areas.

The solution of energy-technical challenges requires an extensive expertise of individuals as well as the interaction of several professional experts. Furthermore, for process technology, that is part of the Master Degree Course, you need technical knowledge and knowledge about methods as well as about processes, their application possibilities and their effects.

For a comprehensive description of the program, please refer to the degree program documentation:

Degree program documentation for the master's program in Energy and Process Engineering (PDF, German)

Energy for the third millennium! You wish to actively engage in creating future energy supply concepts? Then join this program, that is unique in Germany. Learn how to store an electricity surplus efficiently and how to optimize current process technologies.

Requirements

Entry Requirements

In terms of applying to TUM, international refers to the country where you have completed your secondary school or your undergraduate studies. It does not refer to your country of origin or the place you live.

when applying to a bachelor's degree program: You have completed your secondary school education outside of Germany with something other than a German Abitur.when applying to a master's degree program: You have completed your undergraduate studes (i.e. your bachelor's) outside of the EU, EEA or Switzerland.

To qualify for a master's degree program, you need a first academic degree, e.g. a bachelor's. The exact requirements for every degree program are stated in the Academic and Examination Regulations.

Regardless of the program you are interested in, you need an undergraduate degree which is at least equal to a German bachelor's degree with a duration of 3 years (6 semester) to be eligible to apply for a master's program.

You can look up your degree in the anabin database (available in German only) to get a first orientation whether you are generally qualified for a master's degree program in Germany.

English Program Requirements

All degree programs at TUM Informatics require proof of proficiency in German, English, or both.

Check TUM’s central admissions website for information on accepted language proficiency certificates here.

Please remember that you often will need to sign up for language tests several months in advance.

Should you have no knowledge in German at all, you should plan to devote approximately 9 to 12 months to intensive courses in order to reach the required level. You must be able to prove proficiency in the relevant language for your program in order to be admitted.

For Master's applications at the department of Informatics: if the language of instruction of your Bachelor's degree was English (100%), this can be accepted as English language proof for the Master's application.
A Bachelor's thesis written in English can also be accepted as English proof. In this case a document from your university (

Career

Professional opportunities arise for graduates in the context of the power plant industry and its suppliers
in chemistry and petrochemistry as well as in the oil and gas production industries. Plant construction and the engineering field
as well as public institutions and research
offer further opportunities.