Mechanical Engineering Bachelor Of Engineering in SRH Hochschule Heidelberg, Germany

Mechanical Engineering Bachelor Of Engineering in SRH Hochschule Heidelberg

Mechanical engineering Forward-looking, global and practice-oriented!

In our bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering, you will learn to understand and apply modern technologies based on mathematics and physics. You study our Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering in an interdisciplinary manner and use your creativity and curiosity to develop new technical solutions for the tasks of tomorrow.

Contents, goals and course of study

Understand processes, question them and develop new technical solutions

With the distinctive property of questioning products, machines and solutions and thinking innovatively, you have come to the right place in our mechanical engineering course. We teach you modern technologies and applications as a solid basis for the technical implementation of your ideas and concepts.

In interdisciplinary projects, you will learn about the interaction between industrial engineering, electrical engineering and facility management. As a mechanical engineer, you recognize and use the decisive synergies for solving tasks, far beyond mechanical and plant engineering. Always under realistic, economic and ecological conditions.

Your bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering makes you a sought-after specialist beyond Germany. Through our partner universities and a network of national and international companies, we offer you the chance to gain international experience during your studies.

Objectives of the course:

• Cultivate "lateral thinking" in a positive creative sense
• Question, redefine, standardize products and processes
• Train innovative thinking
• Manage projects
• Calculate and control costs 

contents:

• engineering foundations
• electricity
• construction
• machine element
• production
• Control and regulation technology
• material
• Planning and communication 

Career, prospects

Develop technical innovations for one of the most important branches of industry worldwide

As a graduate in mechanical engineering, you are in demand. After completing your studies, many doors are open to you, because machine builders are sought in a large number of job advertisements for graduates.

Mechanical engineering is one of the most important cornerstones of the economy in Germany as an industrial location and on the world market. The mechanical engineering profession alone counts 900,000 employees in Germany.

Industries / Fields of work:

• plant construction
• drive technology
• vehicle technology
• Attestation Engagements
• Medical
• space travel
• shipbuilding
• turbine
• machine tool

Examples of professions / functions / roles:

• Project management (development, research, management, implementation)
• Expert in patent matters
• financial management
• Assess investment cases

Know more about Studying in Germany

Tuition Fees in Germany (1st Year Average)	MS: EUR 1550 | MBA: EUR 9550 | BBA: EUR 7500 | BE/Btech: EUR 2710 | BSc: EUR 1270 | MIM: EUR 12005 | MEng: EUR 5300 | MFin: EUR 9550 | MA: EUR 3900| MIS: EUR 2065
Average Accomodation & Food Costs in Germany	Euro 850 a Month
Entrance Exams in Germany	TOEFL: 85 | IELTS: 6 | PTE: 59 You can also Study in Germany Without IELTS
Work and Study in Germany	Permitted for 20 hours/week with a valid study permit.
Post Study Work Permit in Germany	18 Months after graduation depending on the course.
Cost of Student Visa in Germany	Euro 75
Student Visa in Germany	Given the fact that a large number of students from across the globe apply to study in various German colleges and universities, the country offers a number of visa options to people with various academic and non-academic purposes.
Intakes in Germany	There are Two Intakes in Germany: Summer (April/March) and Winter (September/October).
Top Job Sectors in Germany	Chemicals, Electronics, IT, Coal, Vehicles, Shipbuilding, Food and Beverages, Engineering, Machinery, Machine Tools, Textiles
Economy in Germany	GDP Growth of 0.5% (2019e) 1.2% (2020e); 4th Largest Economy in the World, Largest in Europe