Germany
University of Stuttgart
An engineering university in the heart of German automotive industry.
- Intakes
- Winter semester (October), Summer semester (April)
- Study levels
- Undergraduate, Postgraduate, PhD
- Taught in
- English and German, programme by programme
Stuttgart's two campuses, in the city centre and at Vaihingen, sit inside the region that houses Mercedes-Benz, Porsche and Bosch, and its engineering research reflects those links.
Several masters are taught in English, including infrastructure planning and computational mechanics, while the rest require German at C1.
Programmes
Representative programmes at each level. Exact titles and availability change every year, so we confirm the current list against the university’s course finder before you apply.
Undergraduate
- BSc Automotive Engineering
- BSc Computational Mechanics
Postgraduate
- MSc Infrastructure Planning
- MSc Aerospace Engineering
- MSc Automotive Engineering
PhD
- Doctoral studies in Computational Mechanics
- Doctoral studies in Infrastructure Planning
Intakes and when to apply
- Winter semester (October)
- Summer semester (April)
Commonly applied subjects
Areas our students most often apply to here. The university offers more than this.
- Automotive Engineering
- Computational Mechanics
- Infrastructure Planning
- Aerospace Engineering
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