Mechanical / Materials / Process Engineering,
Department
Fakultät V: Verkehrs- und Maschinensysteme at the TU Berlin
Fakultäts Service Center




Interdisciplinary programmes
Mechanical Engineering
Degree courses with details
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Transport Systems (B.Sc.)
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Mechanical Engineering (B.Sc.)
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Physical Engineering Sciences (B.Sc.)
(IntDiscip) -
Computational Engineering Sciences (B.Sc.)
(ME) -
Mechanical Engineering (M.Sc.)
(ME) -
Physical Engineering Sciences/Engineering Science (M.Sc.)
(IntDiscip) -
Computational Engineering Sciences (M.Sc.)
(ME) -
Aeronautics and Astronautics (M.Sc.)
(ME) -
Global Production Engineering (M.Sc.)
(ME) -
Human Factors (M.Sc.)
(IntDiscip) -
Vehicle Engineering (M.Sc.)
(ME) -
Production Engineering (M.Sc.)
(ME) -
Transportation Planning and Operations (M.Sc.)
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Biomedical Engineering (M.Sc.)
(ME) -
Naval Architecture and Ocean Engineering (M.Sc.)
(ME) -
Space Engineering (M.Sc.)
(ME) -
Patent Engineering (M.Sc.)
(ME)
Further information provided by the department
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Special features regarding teachingThe course profile at the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Transport Systems covers traditional mechanical engineering and the related engineering and scientific principles, a comprehensive insight into transportation including all transport service providers, infrastructure and planning, as well as human factors. Close links between research and teaching ensure that the students learn to apply the latest research findings in engineering applications.
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Special features regarding the international orientationThe faculty maintains degree course collaborations with several European and non-European partner universities, amongst others the USA and Brazil. Double-degree agreements have also been concluded, for example with universities from France, Poland and China. Here, students complete half their studies at the foreign university and obtain a degree from both TU Berlin and the partner university. The faculty is also heavily involved in setting up the Engineering faculty at the Türkisch-Deutsche Universität (TDU).
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Special features regarding the equipmentMachine tools/manufacturing engineering: 70 test benches and 7 associated specialised labs; flow test hall, various test benches: combustion chamber, engine, exhaust gas, brakes, boundary layer tunnels and wind tunnels (sub/supersonic, thermo, aeroelastics), micro gas turbine, TUBSAT satellite fleet, satellite ground station and position control test bench, flight control centre (being established), small research submarine; PC rooms with CAD simulation software.
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Special features regarding research activitiesDevelopment and optimisation of future technical systems for the diverse requirements of civil society. This includes understanding and applying basic scientific and IT functions, developing and producing technical systems, the interaction between humans
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Other special featuresResearch and teaching are closely interlinked in the faculty, which means the latest engineering research topics can constantly be incorporated into the courses offered. A method and practice-based study programme prepares students for direct entry into professional life.
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Further information on research activitieshttps://www.vm.tu-berlin.de/menue/forschung/




(S)-Students' judgements (F)-Facts (P)-Professors' judgements
(IntDiscip)= Interdisciplinary programmes (ME)= Mechanical Engineering (IntDiscip)= very interdisciplinary and thus not classified;
As the ranking is done for the whole subject area, for the single "sub-subjects" it can happen that not all rank groups are represented in all criteria.
As the ranking is done for the whole subject area, for the single "sub-subjects" it can happen that not all rank groups are represented in all criteria.
Last update 2019: Data collected by the CHE Center for Higher Education.
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