- Principles of mathematics and natural sciences
- Principles of engineering
- Food process engineering and apparatus technology
- Food technology of plant and animal products
- Food analytics and quality assurance
8 semesters
Program Startwinter semester
Fees656 euros per semester
Career-Integrated Program
LanguageGerman
Credits180
Accreditationaccredited until 31.03.2030
15.03. – 15.08. (winter)
National SSC Portal15.01. – 15.09. (winter)
Course content and objectives
Students obtain skills in planning, designing, managing, and monitoring the technological processes. On the basis of mathematical, natural scientific, and engineering knowledge, you will be taught to transfer new insights into the food industry and related areas of industrial production under consideration of business, ecological, and security requirements. Graduates’ areas of professional activity are as varied as the program objectives. They range from the food industry and its suppliers to engineering machines and plants for food production, packaging technology, activities in public engineering and planning offices, cosmetic production, or business consulting. You will also have the opportunity to obtain the QMF-TÜV Certificate.
Requirements
- Abitur, Fachhochschulreife or a qualification recognized as equivalent
- Professional qualifications that are recognized as university entrance qualifications
- Studying without an Abitur
Recognized German language certificates for international applicants:
- DSH2
- TestDaF-4xTDN4
- Equivalent language certificates if applicable
- Unlimited number of spots in the program
- A fee totaling 650 euros is required for study materials for this program.
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