Innovative Study Concept for Engineers

Innovative study programme for engineers

Our world, as it is today, is based on old and new technologies that are fundamental to our lives. From a young age, we have learnt to use technology and to rely on modern technologies. There is hardly any area of life – be it hobbies or games, everyday life, work, or even most of our dreams and plans for the future – that can do without technology. So just how likely are we actually to achieve the necessary sustainability and climate targets; how great is our potential to develop ‘green’ ideas and innovations; put an end to the waste of resources and stop greenwashing?! In fact, quite significant:

Because we’re training the specialists needed to make this happen!

Bring that momentum and those arguments for a more sustainable approach to our world straight into an engineering degree and equip yourselves with the tools to shape a sustainable future for our society. You’ll be part of a major movement and open up interesting areas of work, broad career paths and the opportunity to understand the issues of our time, have your say and be heard.

For the undergraduate degree programmes at our faculty, proof of a 6-week introductory work placement (30 working days) is required. 
It is recommended that you complete the placement, or part of it, before starting your degree (after your A-levels).

The placement can also be completed during your degree.

Studying abroad

Stays abroad, work placements abroad, exchange and scholarship opportunities

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Co-operative degree programme: Mechanical Engineering & Engineering

Successful study in partnership with companies

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Frequently Asked Questions about Studying

Choosing a degree programme, applying and starting your studies – the start of your degree brings with it many new experiences and raises numerous questions. You can find an overview of frequently asked questions about starting your degree and studying at TUBAF in the FAQs.

Academic Advising

Dr. Andrea Dög
Leipziger Str. 30
09599 Freiberg
Andrea.Doeg [at] dekanat4.tu-freiberg.de +49 3731 39-2561
Dr. Egle Dietzen
Dean's Office for Mechanical, Process and Energy Engineering, Leipziger Strasse 30
09599 Freiberg
egle.dietzen [at] dekanat4.tu-freiberg.de +49 3731 39-3094

CHE – Ranking

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Siegel CHE-Ranking Maschinenbau_Werkstoffe
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Average for TUBAF
Average for all higher education institutions
General study environment4.43.8
Organisation of studies4.84.4
Support during studies4.43.8
Laboratory practicals4.74.0
Subject-specific competences4.54.2
Methodological competences4.54.1
Interdisciplinary skills4.13.7

Award for engineering education in Freiberg

The Faculty Council for Mechanical and Process Engineering (FTMV) has for many years been awarding the faculty the FTMV seal of approval in recognition of its achievements in research, teaching and organisation.