Infrastructure Planning (MIP)

Studying abroad: what opportunities does my study program offer?

Because the MIP degree program is explicitly aimed at foreign students, it already constitutes a stay abroad for students. On average, a year group is made up of more than 15 nationalities and is also mixed in terms of subject background (architecture, civil engineering, etc.). This creates a wide range of opportunities for intercultural and interdisciplinary learning experiences during the course. For this reason, and also due to the recommended sequence of modules, no semesters abroad are planned.

Students can plan a stay abroad as part of their Master's thesis in the fourth semester if their topic requires it. A large proportion of graduates uses this opportunity to reintegrate in their home country or to pursue a career in the international field.