Study Programs at MSE
The MSE study programs impart both basic scientific research skills and interdisciplinary collaboration. This opens up employment opportunities for graduates in the interdisciplinary sectors and job profiles of the future.
Study Programs
On the following pages you will find detailed information about studium MINT as well as about our courses of study Engineering Science (B.Sc.), Human Factors Engineering (M.Sc.), Industrial Biotechnology (M.Sc.) and Materials Science and Engineering (M.Sc.). Information on application, prerequisites and aptitudes for studying can be found under prospective students. Information about studying abroad or working in the student council are also listed.
MINT Study
The orientation semester “studium MINT” provides an overview of the TUM degree programs in technology and natural science branches.
B.Sc. Engineering Science
The Bachelor's Program Engeineering Science allows to build individual areas of specialization in the fields of engineering, the natural sciences, mathematics and computer science.
M.Sc. Industrial Biotechnology
Creating the raw materials of the future by means of microbiology and molecular biology, biochemistry, bioinformatics and bioprocess engineering.
M.Sc. Human Factors Engineering
Whether in the context of transportation, electronics and software, the workplace, or sports: human-machine interaction and ergonomics are becoming increasingly important.
M.Sc. Materials Science and Engineering
For complex applications across all technology sectors, experts in modeling, calculation, prediction and monitoring of novel materials are needed.
Studying Abroad at the Munich School of Engineering
Study semesters and internships abroad including application, funding, organization – outgoing and incoming students will find full details here.
Departmental Student Council
The MSE departmental student council represents student interests on TUM committees and provides help on a range of issues related to studies.