Study focus

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After gaining a comprehensive understanding of the program during your first year of study, you will choose one of the following subjects as your major when you re-enroll for the third semester:

  • Civil Engineering (7 semesters)
  • Electrical Engineering
  • Computer Science
  • Mechanical Engineering (7 semesters)
  • Mathematics
  • Mechatronics
  • Nanostructure Sciences
  • Physics
  • Applied Mathematics
  • Environmental Engineering (7 semesters)

The curriculum for these specializations corresponds exactly to that of the bachelor’s programs of the same name, excluding the plusMINT orientation phase.

Study plans of the study specializations

Here you will find a sample study plan for each major, which shows you when specific modules are scheduled in the corresponding bachelor’s program. Modules highlighted in dark green can be taken during the orientation phase in the STEM Orientation track; those highlighted in white can only be taken if you have selected the respective major.

Once you have selected your major, the modules you passed during the orientation phase will be transferred to the curriculum of your major. To compensate, starting in the third semester, you must take modules in the STEM Orientation track that belong to other majors (which you have not selected). To do this, in addition to the modules highlighted in dark green, you can also choose modules highlighted in light green from the study plans for the specializations in Mechanical Engineering, Mathematics, Mechatronics, Nanostructure Sciences, Physics, and Technomathematics.

Short descriptions and detailed module descriptions of the modules highlighted in dark green can be found here, a short description of the Bachelor's program in Civil Engineering here.

Short descriptions and detailed module descriptions of the modules highlighted in dark green can be found here, a short description of the Bachelor's program in Electrical Engineering here.

Short descriptions and detailed module descriptions of the modules highlighted in dark green can be found here, a short description of the Bachelor's program in Computer Science here.

Short descriptions and detailed module descriptions of the modules highlighted in dark green can be found here, module descriptions of the modules highlighted in light green here, a short description of the Bachelor's program in Mechanical Engineering here.

There were some changes to the modules in Mechanical Engineering in winter semester 23/24, which have not yet all been incorporated into the module descriptions.

Short descriptions and detailed module descriptions of the modules highlighted in dark green can be found here, module descriptions of the modules highlighted in light green here, a short description of the Bachelor's program in Mathematics here.

Short descriptions and detailed module descriptions of the modules highlighted in dark green can be found here, module descriptions of the modules highlighted in light green here, a short description of the Bachelor's program in Mechatronics here.

There were some changes to the modules in Mechatronics in winter semester 23/24, which have not yet all been incorporated into the module descriptions.

Short descriptions and detailed module descriptions of the modules highlighted in dark green can be found here, module descriptions of the modules highlighted in light green here, a short description of the Bachelor's program in Nanostructure Sciences here.

Short descriptions and detailed module descriptions of the modules highlighted in dark green can be found here, module descriptions of the modules highlighted in light green here, a short description of the Bachelor's program in Physics here.

Short descriptions and detailed module descriptions of the modules highlighted in dark green can be found here, module descriptions of the modules highlighted in light green here, a short description of the Bachelor's program in Technomathematics here.

Short descriptions and detailed module descriptions of the modules highlighted in dark green can be found here, a short description of the Bachelor's program in Environmental Engineering here.