Wood Technology

Subjects: Materials Science;Production

M.Eng. | Master of Engineering

Course description

The Master of Science degree program offers a rigorous curriculum that emphasizes theoretical knowledge and analytical thinking. Core modules focus on mathematical-scientific fundamentals and delve into legal, economic, and management aspects. Students must complete some compulsory modules, but they also have the freedom to choose from a wide array of subjects. Options include Systems Engineering, Special Aspects of Wood Processing, Change Management, Supply Chain Management, Quality Management, Furniture Safety and Testing, Innovation Management, New Product Development, and Simulation. The Master's thesis is a crucial component, requiring students to tackle complex problems in the wood industry and related economic sectors using scientific methods. This ensures that graduates are well-prepared for real-world challenges.

Application Requirements

Language Requirements

Internet-based TOEFL with 72 points or more b. TOEIC with 785 points or more c. IELTS with band 6.0 or higher d. Cambridge CEFR B2 First (FCE) with Grade C (min. 160 points) or higher e. Cambridge CEFR C1 Advanced (CAE) with Level B2 (min.160 points) or higher f. Telc Certificate English B2 or higher g. Pearson PTE Academic, 60 points or higher h. at least 6 years of school English with at least the grade "sufficient" in the final year, proven by a German university entrance qualification or an equivalent, recognised university entrance qualification from a non-German school. i. completed Bachelor's or Master's studies in English language j. completed Anglistics studies k. A grade of at least "good" in the module 'Technical English' or a comparable English module from the previous degree at a German university

Qualification Requirements

A Bachelor (min. 180 ECTS points) or Diploma degree in the study courses wood technology, timber construction & redevelopment, interior engineering or related areas, English language skills at level B2 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) and a letter of motivation. NEW - as of winter semester 2024/25 (next year) If you do not have a German university entrance qualification, you must provide evidence of German language skills at level A2 or higher according to the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR).