The master's degree program in Biomedical Engineering is designed for graduates of engineering degree programs who are interested in working in research-oriented areas of biomedical engineering or who would like to pursue a further academic qualification.
The specialization “Childhood, Youth, (full day) School” looks at the life phases of childhood and youth within the context of social work, and with the societal framework conditions of education, development and participation.
The Civil Engineering degree program prepares students for a wide range of responsibilities in design, construction, and technical infrastructure planning, including environmental technologies.
The Communication Design degree program teaches design, conceptual, creative, and technological skills for developing effective, modern, and cross-media communication.
In recent years, digitalization has created a wide range of new career opportunities at the interface of mathematics, physics and computer science. These emerging fields increasingly require not only analytical thinking and the ability to develop mathematical models, but also computational expertise and strong interdisciplinary competencies.