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Courses and projects

Courses for exchange students
  • Course Catalogue: In the download section below you can find a list of engineering courses offered in English. Since not every course will be offered in English each semester, there are seperate lists for winter semester (September - February) and summer semester (March - August).
  • Module Handbook: For detailed module descriptions for each course, see the pdf file in the download section.
  • NOTE: The list of courses for each semester is subject to change and will be updated on a regular basis! 
  • Exchange students are generally eligible to participate in courses taught in English across all engineering study programme if they fulfill the pre-requisites for course participation. Please see the module description of each course for required previous knowledge and restrictions.
  • Provided adequate German language proficiency, exchange students are eligible to take part in engineering courses taught in German as well. Click here for detailed information on study programmes and curricula.
  • Information on course selection and registration
Research and Development Projects

Project positions will be available only for a limited number of students and only if a professor agrees to act as project supervisor. Students interested in participating in a project need to

  1. Peruse the research profiles of professors in the School of Engineering (see PDF file in the download section below).
    The following professors offer projects positions on a regular basis:
    Mechatronics: Prof. Rätsch; Prof. Schullerus; Prof. Notholt; Prof. Zenner; Prof. Pouhè
    Energy Systems and Efficiency: Reutlingen Energy Center, Prof. Truckenmüller
    Mechanical Engineering: Prof. Thomas; Prof. Ritter, Prof. Nebeling
    Power Electronics and Microelectronics: Prof. Scheible
  2. Send an updated CV including three preferred research areas/supervisors as well as information on theoretical and practical knowledge in the relevant areas to Incoming Exchange, TEC  who will check the availability of projects.
  3. Students will be notified after a supervising professor has been confirmed. Exact project topics will be defined afterwards.