Aerospace Engineering

The exact module explanations can be found in the module handbooks (german only). There, the individual modules are described with the associated courses, the contents and the examination performances.

Compulsory elective modules (4 out of 6):

• Analytical and Numerical Methods in AE
• Aircraft Aerodynamics and Aircraft Design I
• Aircraft Engines and Combustion
• Spacecraft Technology I
• Control and System Design
• Structural Dynamics

Specialization tracks (2 out of 8):

• Mathematical and physical modeling in AE 
• Experimental and numerical simulation methods in AE
• Information Technology in AE
• Construction materials and manufacturing methods in AE
• System dynamics and automation engineering in AE
• Design and construction aerospace vehicles
• Drive and energy systems in AE
• Space flight technology and space utilization

German language skills are a prerequisite for studying at the university. International students must therefore provide appropriate proof of the german knowledge. However, it is also possible to take a language course at the university.

Your study of aerospace engineering can be supplemented by courses that are summarized in the area of key qualifications (SQ). Key qualifications are necessary, for example, in order to acquire new knowledge and competencies and to be able to act in a situation-appropriate manner when faced with challenges in your studies and career. In addition, they should enable students to "think outside the box".

In the Master's programme, a maximum of 6 ECTS can be awarded in the supplementary module.