General Mechanical Engineering

Contact person:

André Louis

Carl - Zeiss - Straße 22, 73447 Oberkochen

E-mail, email: andre.louis[at]zeiss.com

Phone: 07364/209851

Contact person:

Anke Hinterkopf, Commercial Management

Gutenbergstr. 5, 73054 Eislingen

E-mail, email: anke.hinterkopf@hinterkopf.de

Phone: 07161 8501 230

- How exactly does a vehicle gearbox transmit forces and torques?
- Which material lifts an airplane into the air - light but extremely resilient?
- What do pressure and temperature do to gases and liquids - and what does that mean for an air conditioning system?
- How do I plan an efficient production line so that machines, robots and people work together perfectly?
- How do I simulate components on the computer to save weight and still guarantee maximum safety?

- Developing products: For example, you will design special-purpose machines for the production of e-cars or precise tools for lightweight components.
- Manage projects: You plan and coordinate the construction of complete machines or attachments and are the central interface between the customer and the School of Engineering.
- Designing high-tech systems: You work on engines, wind turbines or medical technology equipment and ensure that all components work together perfectly.
- Testingand optimizing: You test components on examiners or simulate loads and flows on the computer, making products safe and reliable.
- Follow up with a masters (UK)/master's (US) degree - With your bachelor's degree, you have a very good basis for a further master's degree in engineering.

University entrance qualifications (Abitur, university entrance qualification or university of applied sciences qualification)