Are you fired up the latest developments automotive and vehicle technology and keen to help design future forms of mobility? Then this bachelor’s degree in Vehicle Engineering will put you on the right track for a promising and wide-ranging career.
The globally renowned German vehicle engineering industry is the country’s biggest exporter. The automotive industry, in particular, generates by far the most revenue in Germany.
The current fields of research into electric mobility, assistance systems for passenger cars, commercial and construction vehicles through to autonomous driving raise exciting questions and challenges. This degree programme prepares you superbly for tackling them. Throughout your studies, we support you with tutorials, small learning groups, special programmes for students and intensive mentoring for internships and bachelor theses. We offer a preliminary maths course especially for students in the first semester of technical bachelor’s degree programmes.
You can also expect a strong practical focus in what you learn, opportunities for effective team work, and an inspiring atmosphere on campus.
Apply hereBachelor of Engineering (B. Eng.)
full-time, dual
7 semesters
210
winter semester
no
German
Mechanical Engineering
optional
ASIIN
The modules taught during the foundation course (semesters 1 and 2) familiarise you comprehensively with the fundamental technical and scientific principles.
The advanced course (semesters 3–7) teaches further core skills in vehicle engineering in close connection with mechanical engineering. Another key set of modules covers vehicle mechatronics. The fifth semester takes the form of a practical semester .
An extensive compulsory elective catalogue gives you the chance to deepen your knowledge in either driver assistance and networked mobility or manufacturing vehicles using state-of-the-art materials and production systems.
The programme is rounded off with your bachelor’s thesis, which you write under the supervision of a professor. The topic can stem either from industry or the university. Producing this thesis gives you the chance to deepen your knowledge in a specific field and to build contacts with a prospective employer.
Upon successfully completing the programme, the university of applied sciences will award you the academic degree of Bachelor of Engineering (B.Eng.) . You will then also be qualified to use the professional title of engineer.
Would you like to combine study and practice? With pleasure! Kempten University of Applied Sciences offers you the following dual study options:
You can find more information about the offers here.
Professional environment:
Vehicle engineering is a driving force in the German economy. Graduates work in the areas of vehicle development and testing or manufacturing. The automotive sector with its globally networked supply industry offers diverse and challenging career opportunities at a range of locations. Her in the Allgäu, construction and agricultural machinery manufacturers are major local employers. The skills honed by vehicle engineers are based on the core principles of mechanical engineering, making design and development tasks in typical areas of mechanical or production engineering attractive prospects. This degree programme also addresses the increasing need for mechatronic solutions, opening up the entire field of automation technology to our graduates.
Career prospects:
Our expectations from future mobility systems place exciting demands on the vehicle industry. Gaining a bachelor’s degree in this discipline will secure you outstanding career prospects, both in Germany and on the international stage. A host of potential employers are located in close proximity to the university, who can get to know you during your practical semester or while writing your bachelor’s thesis:
Vehicle engineers work in interdisciplinary contexts, for example in the following fields:
Besides the career opportunities presented by entering management in the private or public sector, there are also excellent entrepreneurial prospects.
Application process:
Have we whetted your appetite for the degree programme in Vehicle Engineering? If so, we would be delighted for you to apply. We have pooled all the information and details you might need about applying and the admission requirements .
About you:
Are you equally keen on technology and mechatronic processes? Not to mention a dab hand at maths and physics? If so, you’re on the right track to study Vehicle Engineering!
We ascribe to the values of openness, tolerance and acceptance. Our aim is to teach everyone involved at Kempten University of Applied Sciences about education in an international context. As part of this, we support university-wide, inter-faculty measures to promote international projects and cross-cultural interaction.
Are you interested in learning more about our international aspirations and the options for you to study abroad? Take a look at the information posted in our portal.
We compile all study programme and examination regulations centrally for you. There you will find all versions and changes. continue
Step 1: Register in the online portal MeinCampus + receive applicant ID (from 24.04.2023).
Step 2: Assemble documents for digital upload in MyCampus:
Step 3: Apply online (from 24.04.2023)
Step 4: Wait for notification of admission
Step 5: Carry out online enrollment
Applications for Winter Semester 2023/2024 are scheduled to run from 15. April 2023 to probably 15. July 2023.
Classes for this semester are due to commence on: 2. October 2023.
Detailed module descriptions can be found in the current Module Handbook (23S) .
The modules taught during the foundation course (semesters 1 and 2) familiarise you comprehensively with the fundamental technical and scientific principles.
The advanced course (semesters 3–7) teaches further core skills in vehicle engineering in close connection with mechanical engineering. Another key set of modules covers vehicle mechatronics.
The 5th semester takes the form of a practical semester .
We know how exciting the prospect of going to university can be. So we want you to know whom you can get in touch with if you have any questions about studying with us –
whether they’re about the degree programme, applying or anything else.
If so, please don’t hesitate to contact the university’s central Student Advisory Service or an academic advisor.
for general questions about studying, applications, admission and formalities.
Birgit Stumpp
Tel. +49 (0)831-2523-105
Building D, 3rd floor, Room D 410
Opening hours:
Mon, Tue, Weds & Fri: 8 a.m. to 12 noon
Closed Thursdays
for any questions concerning the content of the degree programme or the course structure.
Professor Susanne Ertel
Tel. +49 (0) 831-2523-209
email: susanne.ertel(at)hs-kempten.de
Building A, room 304
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