Bachelor’s degree
Mechatronics

The Bachelor's programme in Mechatronics at the TH Rosenheim is structured according to the so-called Rosenheim study model. While students have the entire duration of the first three semesters at their disposal for the theory phase, the lecture times are shortened from the fourth semester onwards.
are shortened from the 4th semester onwards. Lectures do not begin until mid-October (for the winter semester) or early April (for the summer semester). This creates longer time windows for practical study content between the theory phases.

This makes two practical models possible:

1. The study-accompanying internship is completed as a practical semester as with the classic time models.
2. The study-related internship is completed during the lecture-free periods between the (shortened) theory phases. In this case, there is no practical semester.

Differences between the two internship models only arise in the course of study from the 4th semester onwards, so that students do not have to decide which internship model they prefer at the beginning of their studies, but can only make this decision later in the course of their studies. Further information on the course of studies and the practice models can be found in the study plan of the Mechatronics degree programme.

Information and links

• MEC internal FWPM-Catalogue valid for SPO 2019 and SPO 2022 (28.04.2025)

Application and evaluation of an engineering project (pdf)
(Please download with right click: "Save target as" and open from local medium only with the latest Acrobat Reader)

As of 01.06.2018, applications relating to theses will only be recorded electronically for all degree programmes of the Faculty ING. Please use the link for the online registration of theses.
(lower section of the page)
Paper applications that have not been submitted by then must be resubmitted.

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Guidelines for final theses

The everyday working life of many academics today is characterised by cooperation across national, linguistic and cultural borders. Those who have already gained experience abroad during their studies have a clear advantage here. Find out more now:

• Study semester at ERASMUS+ partner university
• Study semester at a partner university worldwide/outside Europe
• Semester abroad as a freemover/no university cooperation/with tuition fees
• Work experience

Please direct organisational questions regarding study-related stays to the International Office.

Please discuss subject-related/academic matters with the Faculty's International Affairs Officer.

The study programme is accredited by ASIIN e.V.

Evelyn Lang

Room: D 1.13a (map)

Phone: +49 8031 805-2720
Fax: +49 8031 805-2702

E-Mail:
studiensekretariat-ing@th-rosenheim.de

Opening hours:
Mo – Th 08:00 bis 11:00
Fr closed

(Head of the study programme)

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Christian Meierlohr

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Stefan Schinagl

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Christian Meierlohr

studienberatung@th-rosenheim.de