Study Chemical Engineering in Germany

Neu-Ulm University of Applied Sciences

GermanyChemical Engineering, Master

Established 1994English MediumECFMG ApprovedGrade A
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Total Course FeeFREE Education
Course Duration2 Years
University profile

Overview

Estd. Year1994
ECFMG StatusApproved
Program TypePaid
Medium of CourseEnglish
University GradeA
Total Course FeeFREE Education
Course Duration2 Years

Intake Year

IntakeSep-27
Deadline31 Jul 27

About University

Neu-Ulm University of Applied Sciences is a public German institution established in 1994, recognized for practice-oriented education and strong business, management, and technology programs. Located in Bavaria, it emphasizes applied research, innovation, and close industry cooperation, offering modern facilities and an international learning environment preparing students for global careers.
Admission requirements

Eligibility

Applicants are required to provide proof of a Bachelor's degree with examination results in the study course chemical engineering or any other programme with essentially the same content at any higher education institution in Germany or abroad or any degree recognised as equivalent awarded after a minimum of three years of study. Examination results must comply with one of the following criteria: final grade of the Bachelor's degree of 3.0 or better, or if the degree has not yet been completed, examination results showing an average of 3.0 or better by the application deadline. Applicants who do not achieve a grade of 2.5 or better must prove their qualification for this Master's programme by passing an admission examination. Basic competences in the fields of chemical, thermal and mechanical process engineering as well as knowledge of the application of process engineering concepts to selected problems, to be demonstrated by corresponding study and examination achievements Ability to conduct independent scientific work, demonstrated in particular by a thesis or comparable achievement corresponding to 6 ECTS credits Proof of English language competence at Level B2 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Language (CEFR) is required through the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL; min. 95), the IELTS (min. 5.5) or any comparable proof. No test is needed from native speakers.

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Life on campus

Campus Life

Campus life is modern and interactive, featuring student clubs, networking events, workshops, and cultural activities. Its compact campus fosters collaboration, while the city of Neu-Ulm provides cafés, recreation, and a welcoming atmosphere for social engagement and academic growth.
Living and learning

Hostel & Facilities

Students access dormitories and private housing nearby. Facilities include libraries, IT labs, study spaces, cafeterias, sports amenities, and digital platforms supporting comfortable living and effective academic progress.
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