During studies

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Courses and module schemes

An individual study plan is put together depending on the first degree course completed. For this purpose, the module schemes provide a compilation of the compulsory modules and sample study plans for the completed degree courses in mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, civil engineering, agriculture and forestry, and physics.

Course lists and timetables are also provided electronically for each semester (see above).

The module handbook provides an overview of all the courses on the Master's degree program re². The examination regulations for the Master's degree course provide orientation and assistance for the course.

Special courses with external lecturers

Winter semester 25/26

Block seminar on energy management

Block seminar on energy efficiency in application

Project study Solarcampus
Final presentations from the summer semester and preliminary discussion of the new semester on 22.10. 14-16 h

Further details and the possibility to register from 01.10.25 in the online course catalog.

Summer semester

Seminar Energy Policy
Preliminary discussion + two-day block seminar, Rotenburg Youth Hostel

Project study Solarcampus

Further details and the possibility to register from 01.04.26 in the online course catalog.

Advice during studies

Compulsory study counseling
The obligatory initial study consultation and the compulsory study consultations take place at the beginning of each semester, at the earliest after the introductory event, and should be completed within the first four weeks of starting your studies. To do this, please read the information on study counseling and fill out the counseling form in advance using the documents on the course of studies page. An appointment should be made with Prof. Vajen for the consultation. To do this, please send an e-mail with three suggested dates to re2@uni-kassel.de.

Master thesis

Departmental offers

Media library

Media library: Forward