Study technology in English, turn ideas into working solutions and grow into an engineer who can connect disciplines, cultures and countries.
Modern laboratories, project-based teaching and small learning groups create space to test ideas, learn from mistakes and develop solutions together.
International Engineering connects the analytical depth of engineering with practical learning and an international view of technology.
Develop a structured understanding of mathematics, physical principles, materials, manufacturing and digital engineering methods. The aim is not only to use formulas, but to recognise assumptions, assess results and explain why a technical solution works.
Laboratory work, team assignments and industry-oriented projects turn abstract concepts into decisions with real constraints. A practical study phase helps students experience professional processes and identify fields they may want to deepen.
Studying in English provides access to international technical terminology. A diverse classroom also trains students to compare perspectives, communicate precisely and work productively when expectations and backgrounds differ.
A short introduction to the university, the campus environment and the Allgaeu region — useful for international applicants who want to picture studying and living in Kempten.
Intro videoYou do not need to arrive with professional engineering experience. Curiosity, persistence and a willingness to engage with mathematics and technology are more important.
Refresh mathematics and physics, become comfortable reading technical material in English and practise organising your own learning. International applicants should also begin checking recognition, language evidence, financing and visa requirements well before the application deadline.
No NC: meet the requirements and apply correctly by the deadline.
April to 15 July for the winter semester.
English from the first semester onwards.
Winter semester, normally 1 October.
