Master Program
Master Program
The master program is designed to allow students to pursue studies both in Computer Science and in an engineering field of their choice. For this reason, applicants are required to have knowledge in both of these areas. Ideally, students have either a bachelorʼs degree in Computational Engineering or an engineering degree with a strong computer science component. A good mathematical background is essential. The program requires a minimum of 2 years of engineering mathematics at the university level. Additionally, knowledge in numerical mathematics is strongly recommended. The master program takes a minimum of four semesters. The main purpose of the last semester is the preparation of the masterʼs thesis. The thesis is intended to introduce students to research work at the university.
Detailed information on the admission and application for the Master’s program can be found here.
Languages
Due to its international orientation, the modules of the master program are offered in English. If students prefer they can take modules in German. Examinations can be taken either in English or German, and the masterʼs thesis can be written in English or in German.
Technical Application Field (TAF)
The master program requires students to choose their Technical Application Field. Students are encouraged to consult the study advisor or to contact the persons in charge of the TAFs (TAF- Vertreter) to obtain further information related to the application area. A list of addresses is provided in section Contact Persons and Addresses. You find a description of the TAFs offered in this academic year under Technical Application Fields.
In addition to the information about the Technical Application Fields, we have summarized the most important information about the program structure and a possible standard study plan for you here.
Welcome Event for Master Students
The Welcome Event for all new Master’s students will take place on October the 9th 2024 from 2:00 to 5:00 pm in a hybrid format. Personal attendance is possible in the H12 Emmy Noether lecture hall. To join via Zoom, please klick here or log in with the following access details:
Meeting ID: 666 1963 9661
Passcode: 694003
The presentation of our Welcome Event with the most important information can be found here.
The lectures of the winter semester 2024 officially start on October the 14th.
More information about working at CIP-Pool can be found here.