International Engineering and Management

The Bachelor's Degree in International Engineering and Management at HTWG Konstanz – University of Applied Sciences offers a comprehensive curriculum that integrates engineering principles with management practices. This program is designed for students who want to combine technical skills in electrical and electronic engineering with a solid grounding in business management. Throughout the 7 semesters, students engage with a range of modules that cover topics such as project management, international business, and advanced engineering practices.

The structure of the program includes practical components, such as an internship semester, allowing students to gain real-world experience and establish professional networks. ECTS credits are earned through various modules, culminating in a thesis that demonstrates the student’s ability to apply their knowledge in a practical context. This degree is well suited for individuals who thrive in collaborative environments and wish to tackle complex engineering challenges.

Students will acquire critical skills, including analytical thinking, problem-solving, teamwork, and effective communication. The program not only emphasizes technical competence but also prepares students to navigate the business aspects of engineering. With strong ties to the local Mittelstand and industry partners in the region, students benefit from insights into current technologies and business practices.

Studying in Germany offers advantages such as an 18-month post-study job-seeking permit, allowing graduates to explore opportunities within the thriving German job market. Additionally, students can balance work with study, gaining practical experience while pursuing their degree.

• Project Engineer in Electrical Engineering
• Technical Sales Manager
• Product Development Engineer
• Operations Manager in Manufacturing
• Consultant in Project Management

Graduates can find opportunities across various sectors in Germany, including automotive, renewable energy, telecommunications, and industrial automation.