Fakultät 6: Luft- und Raumfahrttechnik und Geodäsie at the Uni Stuttgart

Uni Stuttgart

Pfaffenwaldring 27
70569 Stuttgart
Phone: +49 711 685-62400

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Basic information

Teaching in core subjects

Total number of students	170
Percentage of teaching by practitioners	3.3 %
Percentage of teaching by practitioners, master's	2.5 %

Support during the study entry phase

Total score for support in the study entry phase

11/14 points

Results of study

Graduations in appropriate time, undergraduate degrees	74.1 %
Graduations in appropriate time, master's	52.6 %

Job market- and career-orientation

Contact with work environment, bachelor's
Contact with work environment, master's
Bachelor theses in cooperation with work environment	14.3 %
Master theses in cooperation with work environment	32.7 %

Research

Publications per academic	1.3
Citations per publication	7.5
Third party funds per academic	38.8 T€
Doctorates per professor	0.8
Research reputation	2.1 %

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Special features regarding teaching
Special emphasis with regard to the interlocking of theory and practice through a high proportion of laboratories, internships and seminars. In addition, courses are offered integrated into the degree course (e.g.: Integrated Field project / Integrated Field project, Master Project).
Exchange universities for stay abroads
Delft University of Technology; ETH Zürich; Technical University of Civil Engineering Bucharest; Universita Politècnica de València; Wroclaw University of Environmental and Life Science; Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Arts et Industries de Strasbourg (ENSAIS); Helsinki University of Technology; University of Calgary; Wuhan University
Special features regarding the equipment
Central CIP pool; four institute computer rooms; four laser scanners; one laser tracker; digital cameras; eight GNSS receivers; approx. 20 tachymeters; inertial measuring systems; three gravimeters; multi sensor system for vehicle location; two measurement buses; construction machine simulator.
Special features regarding research activities
Research at the interface of Aeronautical and Aerospace Engineering: Navigation and control, remote sensing and photogrammetry, satellite missions and industrial measurement technology; interdisciplinarity as an Engineering course with other Geosciences, Hydrology, Computer Science, Civil Engineering and Transport, partial collaboration in the key research area Traffic Planning; development cooperations with the (automotive) industry including industry support; very strong international orientation (China, Romania, Canada, Russia, etc.)