Overview
Before starting the program, the prospective student must have a Bachelor's degree in economics, civil engineering, mechanical engineering or a comparable degree.
Admission requirement is a degree according to the study requirements of the study regulations of the Master's program Traffic and Transport, which should prove at least 12 credits (credit points oriented to the European Credit Transfer System ECTS) from traffic-related courses. For further information, please refer to the study regulations of the Master's program at Links and documents .
The Dean of Studies of the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering decides on the recognition of the Bachelor's degree as well as on the recognition of achievements in individual subjects, if necessary in coordination with the other departments involved in this Master's program. The recognition can be linked with conditions in form of additional achievements which ensure the required qualification for the Master's program.
In individual cases, an individual study course may be established for the applicant by the Dean of Studies, in which additional professional qualifications are required and/or exemptions from coursework are specified.
Internship
An internship is not explicitly required as an entrance requirement. However, a minimum eight-week, forty-day subject-related internship in accordance with the internship regulations of the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering for the Master's program in Traffic and Transport must be presented no later than at the time of registration for the Master's thesis. Work experience is not an admission requirement.
This can be done during the course of study, but also before the course of study.
The goal and contents of the internship are described in the internship regulations .
Recognition is granted by theInternship Office of the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering after reviewing the relevant documents (certificate with contents, duration, location of the internship).
If you have further questions about admission requirements, please feel free to contact theFormal Studies Contact .
The Master's program in Traffic and Transport can be started in the winter semester as well as in the summer semester.
Applications are to be submitted online via the central applicant portals.
- TUCaN
- University entrance qualification was acquired at a German school in Germany or at a German school abroad.
- movein
- University entrance qualification acquired abroad.
For more information on application deadlines and the application process clickhere.
In principle, applicants with international educational qualifications are required to pass the German Language Test for University Admission of Foreign Study Applicants (DSH2) or a comparable examination.
For international students and prospective students, the International Relations Office and the International Office provide comprehensive information. You can find more informationhere.
Study or examination achievements made at other universities or in other study courses can be recognized if they are not part of a previous degree. The examination board (usually represented by the dean of studies) decides on the recognition together with the lecturer of the module concerned. Recognition can take place with or without a grade. The recognition form is available at the examination office and on the internet.
If you have any questions regarding recognition, please contact the study office of department 13 or the contact persons for formal questions regarding the Master's program. You can find the contact informationhere .
