Engineering Master Summer School
What do Engineers need for the Challenges of the Future?
The future presents engineers with new challenges. To solve them, we need technical know-how, international teamwork and good management of our resources. Our Master Summer School deals with different fields of action and career opportunities as an engineer. This is an English-taught programme in Rosenheim, Germany, for international students who are joined by Master’s students from TH Rosenheim.
Aims at: Master’s and senior year’s Bachelor’s students enrolled in STEM / engineering studies
Date: 24 to 29 July 2023
That's offered: In international teams, you build on your engineering skills, explore the environmental impact of your actions and develop sustainable solutions in our labs. You get to choose a programme to achieve your desired learning outcomes. In each class, the hands-on courses are led by experts from practice who support you in taking a global perspective on the challenges ahead. The following topics are covered:
- Class A: Industrial Engineering – Challenges in the Next Decade
- Class B: Sustainability and Circular Economy
- Class C: Advanced Design for Additive Manufacturing
Find your topic
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Students from Partner Universities
- Flyer 392 KB
- Application form 455 KB
- Course Description 668 KB
Students from Non-Partner Universities
- Flyer 339 KB
- Application form 467 KB
- Course Description 668 KB
Master's/Exchange students at TH Rosenheim
- Application form 364 KB
- Course Description 714 KB
Further Information
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Master Summer School Coordinator
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Florian Thoma
Projektkoordination HAW.International (Modul B)International Office+49 (0)8031 / 805 - 2683 florian.thoma@th-rosenheim.de
Funding
This programme is supported by the programme initiative UAS.International Module B (2021-2024) of the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD), sponsored by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF).
