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Energy Systems is a cooperation program with University of Applied Sciences in Ulm, which authorizes students of the Energy Systems program of each University to use facilities and laboratories of both locations.
Program Goals
The cooperation program qualifies engineers to design, build and operate future-oriented Energy Systems. The program provides basic measures to integrate local and Renewable Energies(solar, biomass, geothermal energies, cogenerating systems, etc.) in context with the general topics of Energy Management, Energy Savings and the rational use of energy. Communicating these core competences is in focus of the course of studies.
Program Contents
Energy Systems, as a practice-oriented undergrad program trains students to analyse and solve problems in design, construction and operation of Energy Systems. Furthermore, applied engineering techniques as well as job related soft skills will be provided in line with economical, environmental and legal questions.
Graduation
A successful completion of the course will be awarded with the undergraduate academic degree Bachelor of Engineering (B.Eng.).
This degree qualifies to work as an Engineer for Energy Systems for public energy suppliers, industrial companies or engineering offices. Additionally the field of municipal Building- and Energy Management as well as municipal Administration of Buildings and Real Estate is in focus of the qualification.
Program Structure
The program is divided in four parts:
The first part will provide fundamental knowledge, th principels of engineering. The second part, as a general instruction into the different specialized fields of work will include the possibility of further orientation during an internship in the fifth term. The last part of the program will offer a spectrum of project work and specialized classes to accentuate gained work experiences and communicate work related skills.
Prior to entrance and especially during the defining terms professors will offer an individual consultation to help each student creating a personal master plan in terms of graduation and time management as well as their personal preferences and goals.
Generally the program is based on close relations with the professional practice. Internships, project work and the final Bachelor-Thesis provide room to network with potential employers, laboratories, inspection authorities and research and development institutes. |
