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Structures & Modules
Structure
The full-time Master’s degree course consists of three semesters, each with 30 ECTS points; the part-time course can last up to seven semesters. One ECTS point equates to a workload of 30 working hours, including both on-campus attendance and self-study. There are no compulsory modules; all modules are elective.
Modules
The range of elective modules (WS 23/24, SS 24, WS 24/25) offered is generally set three semesters in advance. For more information on the module codes, please see below under “Subjects / Module Codes”.
You can find a detailed module description here.
R&D Module
Upon approval, R&D modules may be accepted (10 ECTS base mod
Subjects / Module Codes
Pursuant to the module overview, every module is allocated a “MB” module code or a “MT” module code. The major stated on your degree certificate will be determined by the subject with the highest number of completed modules with each code. “MB” for Mechanical Engineering; “MT” for Mechatronics.
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Structures & Modules
Structure
The full-time Master’s degree course consists of three semesters, each with 30 ECTS points; the part-time course can last up to seven semesters. One ECTS point equates to a workload of 30 working hours, including both on-campus attendance and self-study. There are no compulsory modules; all modules are elective.
Starting your course
For the best possible start to your studies, it is especially important to attend preparatory courses and introductory events for the first semester once you have completed your enrollment [Immatrikulation].
The preparatory courses will prepare you for the demands of your course. Due to its importance as a foundation subject
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Starting your course
For the best possible start to your studies, it is especially important to attend preparatory courses and introductory events for the first semester once you have completed your enrollment [Immatrikulation].
The preparatory courses will prepare you for the demands of your course. Due to its importance as a found
