Practical phase
The sixth semester of the Bachelor's degree course is designed as a practical semester. The practical project covers a period of 20 weeks. Students prepare weekly reports on the practical project. The weekly reports must be submitted to the supervisor of the internship by four weeks after the start of the lecture period followin
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Bachelor of Engineering | dual
As a prospective Bachelor of Engineering (B. Eng.) in civil engineering - dual at Kaiserslautern University of Applied Sciences, we will equip you with a broad range of technical knowledge and provide you with additional in-depth knowledge in sub-areas of constr
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Welcome to our university! To familiarize you with the services offered by the Student Life Cycle department, our advisors present the services for the respective departments in short videos. We hope you enjoy watching them!
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
