Studying engineering in Freiberg – shaping technology for the future
Technology shapes our everyday lives and is crucial to the future of our society. Whether in Mechanical Engineering, Energy Engineering, Process Engineering or modern manufacturing technologies – engineers develop solutions that improve our lives and enable a more sustainable use of resources.
How do we achieve our climate and sustainability goals? How do we develop innovative technologies, avoid wasting resources and spot greenwashing? To overcome these challenges, we need people with technical expertise, fresh ideas and the determination to make a difference.
This is precisely why we at the TU Bergakademie Freiberg are training the experts of tomorrow. By studying engineering at our Faculty, you will acquire the knowledge and skills to play an active role in shaping technical developments. Discover our Bachelor’s, Master’s and Diplom degree programmes and open up a wide range of career prospects for yourself.
Discover our courses of study
Are you interested in studying Mechanical Engineering, Energy Engineering or Process Engineering? Or are you interested in innovative manufacturing technologies, sustainability and modern materials?
Our Faculty offers a range of Bachelor’s, Master’s and Diplom degree programmes. On the Bachelor’s programme in Engineering, you’ll first gain an introduction to various engineering disciplines and then, after the third semester, choose a specialisation – such as Mechanical Engineering, Energy Engineering or Environmental Technology.
Discover our degree programmes and find out more about course content, entry requirements and career prospects.
For the undergraduate courses of study 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.
Bachelor's degree
- Additive manufacturing (technology, material, design)
- Engineering
- Mechanical Engineering
- Process Engineering and Chemical Engineering
- Energy Engineering
- Technology and Application of Inorganic Engineering Materials
- Environmental Technology
- Responsible Production and Consumption
- Smart Systems Engineering
Master's degree
- Additive manufacturing
- Energy Engineering
- Ceramics & Glass Technology
- Mechanical Engineering
- Environmental Technology
- Process Engineering and Chemical Engineering
- Computational Materials Science (English)
- Mechanical and Process Engineering (English)
- Technology and Applications of Inorganic Engineering Materials (English)
- Chemical Engineering (English)
Your path to studying at TUBAF
Studying abroad whilst at university
Work-study programme: Mechanical Engineering & Engineering
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
Do you have any questions about our courses of study, the subject content or the study options available at our Faculty? Our academic advisory service will be happy to help you.
Are you still unsure which course of study is right for you, or do you have general questions about studying, the application process or entry requirements? Then the central student advisory services will help you decide which course to choose.
Academic Advising
CHE – Ranking
Indicator | Average for TUBAF | Average for all higher education institutions |
| General study environment | 4.4 | 3.8 |
| Organisation of studies | 4.8 | 4.4 |
| Support during studies | 4.4 | 3.8 |
| Laboratory practicals | 4.7 | 4.0 |
| Subject-specific competences | 4.5 | 4.2 |
| Methodological competences | 4.5 | 4.1 |
| Interdisciplinary skills | 4.1 | 3.7 |
Award for engineering education in Freiberg
The Faculty Association for Mechanical Engineering 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.
