Sustainable Civil Engineering

Subjects: Sustainability;Civil Engineering

B.Eng. | Bachelor of Engineering

Course description

Civil engineers envision sustainable infrastructures that are cost-effective, environmentally friendly, and socially responsible. We see our future graduates as true "civil engineers," taking on the responsibility of solving complex issues with sustainable methods. This includes building, repairing, or rehabilitating tunnels, roads, bridges, and more. Why focus on sustainable methods? The building sector significantly contributes to CO2 emissions. Rethinking and exploring new paths is essential. By using sustainable and alternative building materials, managing resources effectively, designing energy-efficient buildings, and employing digital and new structural methods, we can greatly reduce our ecological footprint. Civil engineers possess the mathematical, scientific, and computational skills needed to address the challenges of developing and maintaining a civil society. Interested? The Sustainable Civil Engineering program at THI in Neuburg an der Donau is the perfect path for your education and future career. With your curiosity and our expertise, we can innovate and combat climate change. Seize this opportunity!

Application Requirements

Qualification Requirements

Requirements include a valid university entrance qualification ("Hochschulzugangsberechtigung"). This is a secondary school certificate that entitles you to study at a German university. For applicants who obtained their higher secondary school certificate outside of Germany, uni-assist has to verify their eligibility to study in Germany and to convert school grades to the German grade system. Applicants will have to submit all required documents online to uni-assist prior to their application at THI. The process takes four to six weeks (VPD).

Document Requirements

school leaving certificates (Diploma certificate and overview of subjects and grades), certificates on successfully passing university entrance exams, Overviews of subjects and grades (transcripts) for previously completed studies (if the course of study has not been completed), university certificates (Diploma certificate and final overview of subjects and grades [transcript], possibly a Diploma Supplement), and additional attestations issued by schools and universities.