ETS-Mechanical Engineering (B.Eng.), dual, Campus Lingen (Ems)

Bachelor of Engineering

Characteristics of the Engineering of Technical Systems degree program

The interdisciplinary degree program Engineering of Technical Systems (EtS) provides students with a broad and well-founded knowledge of the mathematical and scientific fundamentals of engineering sciences in order to enable them to develop as well as operate technical systems. The increasing complexity of these systems, which engineers are confronted with in practice today, requires the development of an awareness of the interrelationships and dependencies of individual influencing variables from the various engineering disciplines. This is made possible for students through the intensive examination of a sub-discipline of engineering in the form of various specialisations, which include computer engineering, electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, mechatronics, as well as chemical process engineering / process technology. In the course of the degree programme, in-depth specialist knowledge is built up in the respective specialisation and supplemented with knowledge from the neighbouring disciplines. In the last semester of the degree programme in particular, there is an intensive linking of the various disciplines through overarching elective options, which also promote individual profile formation. Students complete the degree program with the title Bachelor of Engineering and are then entitled to take up further Master's studies.

Characteristics of the Mechanical Engineering specialisation in the degree program Engineering of Technical Systems

The mechanical engineering specialisation in the degree program Engineering of Technical Systems deals with the development and construction of technical systems and plants. Students are enabled to work on and manage all steps of development, starting with planning, initial models, calculations, designs and simulations through to implementation and the final operation of the machines. To this end, the degree programme offers a holistic view of all areas of responsibility, in the course of which students learn to design both individual machine elements and the overarching interaction of various assemblies and to design complex systems, for example a production line or a mobile working machine. The selection of the right materials and construction methods for the future stresses and areas of application in the course of machine design is just as relevant a teaching content as the mechanical and physical effects that occur. The interdisciplinary orientation of the specialisation also allows students to meet a wide range of product requirements and to develop solutions for complex problems.

The specialisation in mechanical engineering is chosen at the end of the first semester in order to be able to take the corresponding compulsory modules from the second semester onwards. Throughout the entire study programme, the focus is on dovetailing the theoretical content with the students' practical requirements. The knowledge acquired at the university is thus never considered separately in the lectures and exams, but is always linked to the practical experiences of the work phase to enable profound competence development. This theory-practice relationship represents the basic idea of the dual degree programs here.

The degree program at a glance

Degree

Bachelor of Engineering

Start

Winter semester (1st August)

Study contract

Proof of an university entrance qualification and a study cooperation contract with a recognized training company.

Standard period of study

6 semesters (1 semester = 6 months)

Language of instruction

German, in single (optional)modules also English – level B2 of the English language is recommended

Type of study

Dual degree program

Numerus clausus

No

Location

Lingen (Ems)

Admission restriction

No

 

Detailed information

Contact

Academic information and guidance

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Johannes Koke
Institute for Dual Study Programs
Kaiserstraße 10c
49809 Lingen
Room: KC 0217
Phone: +49 (0)591 80098-730
Fax: +49 (0)591 80098-797
E-mail: j.koke@hs-osnabrueck.de

General information and coordination for students and prospective students

Office of Students and Company Support
Kaiserstraße 10b
49809 Lingen
Room: LK0001
Phone: +49 (0)591 80098-739
Fax: +49 (0)591 80098-797
E-mail: betreuung-ids@hs-osnabrueck.de

General information and coordination for companies

Office of Students and Company Support
Katrin Dinkelborg
Kaiserstraße 10b
49809 Lingen
Room: LK0001
Phone: +49 (0)591 80098-739
Fax: +49 (0)591 80098-797
E-mail: unternehmensbetreuung-ids@hs-osnabrueck.de