International Bachelor of Wood Technology (B.Eng.)
Kurzbeschreibung
Wood is a fascinating and unmistakably natural material; we can feel its warmth, its weight and texture, its edges and corners. There are many good reasons to study wood technology. The new International Bachelor of Wood Technology degree programme at the Rosenheim Campus is aimed specifically at young people from outside Germany who have a limited knowledge of German and who are interested in wood as a sustainable material. The IWT practice-oriented study programme at the Rosenheim University of Applied Sciences is as unique and as full of potential as the material wood itself.
Studiengangdetails
The first three semesters cover the fundamental engineering studies, as well as specific courses in wood and wood-based materials. At the same time, you will learn the German language (level B2 / C1 CEFR) in language courses tailored for the programme.
Your courses in the first semester are held in English. From the second semester onwards you will attend selected subject modules in German and, from the third semester onwards, German is the language of instruction.
Beginning in the fourth semester you will join your peers from the German-language wood technology programme and attend the higher level engineering and business courses and electives in German.
The sixth semester is reserved for an industry internship in one of the many local companies in Germany or in a company abroad.
In order to be admitted to the degree programme, you must meet certain requirements and submit the relevant documents with your application:
- University entrance qualification
- English language skills at level B2
- German language skills at level A2
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Campus Rosenheim
Technische Hochschule Rosenheim
Hochschulstraße 1
83024 Rosenheim
VollzeitstudiumStudium mit vertiefter Praxis