Technischen Universität Hamburg-Harburg offers undergraduate and graduate programs in engineering fields taught in both German and English. English-language programs include chemical and bioprocess engineering and environmental engineering. International students are required to take German classes while attending university. Applicants must have a bachelor's degree in a related field of engineering and receive adequate scores on the GRE test.
Technischen Universität Hamburg-Harburg
21071 Hamburg
Germany
011-49-40-428783499
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Students at the Aachen University of Applied Sciences can earn bachelor's and master's degrees in a range of engineering fields, including aeronautical, mechanical, civil and biomedical. All programs are taught solely in German except industrial, biomedical, automotive and aerospace engineering, which are taught in English. The campus Career Service office provides resources to help students find apprenticeships and jobs post-graduation.
Aachen University of Applied Sciences
Kalverbenden 6
52066 Aachen
Germany
011-49-41-600951017
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Technische Universität Berlin is a Fachhochschule, or "technical school." It has schools of electrical engineering and computer sciences, and mechanical engineering and transport systems. Both programs are dedicated to "the tradition of German engineering," known for a close relationship between technology and economic problems. Berlin, Germany's capital, is a major world city and provides many opportunities for students to find jobs and internships while studying at TU Berlin.
Technische Universität Berlin
Straße des 17. Juni 135
D-10623 Berlin
Germany
011-49-0303140
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