Program details
English
Language of Instruction
Oct
Available Intake(s)
The Bachelor of Engineering in Engineering and Management programme at the Technische Hochschule Ingolstadt addresses students who intend to work for international companies. This work requires both an engineering background and a thorough understanding of management practices. Consequently, the programme provides a sound engineering education with modules such as engineering mechanics, material sciences, mechanical design, computer science, mathematics, software development, and electrical engineering. Additionally, students will be prepared for the above-mentioned job requirements regarding management know‐how with lectures such as financial and management accounting, marketing, and strategic management. In addition to these competencies, “soft‐skills” are trained, e.g. by team projects and student presentations. The studies prepare students for working in international projects and positions. Specific modules such as “intercultural studies”, “selected topics in international management” and a second foreign language are part of the curriculum. Detailed break‐down of fields of study: Engineering and science courses include mathematics 1 and 2, physics, mechanical design 1 and 2, material sciences, engineering mechanics, computer sciences, electrical engineering, software development, and power engineering. Management courses include business administration, financial accounting, cost accounting, management accounting, marketing, and selected topics in international management. Interdisciplinary courses include project & quality management, production systems, production planning & logistics, business information systems, automation technologies, and start‐up projects. International communications include three foreign language courses and intercultural studies. Industry internship and team project Bachelor's thesis
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The standard period of study for the Engineering and Management Bachelor's programme amounts to seven semesters. This Bachelor degree is a full-time study programme. During the first and second semester, fundamentals in engineering and management are taught. During the third and fourth semester, students attend more advanced and interdisciplinary lectures. Industry internships are scheduled for the fifth semester. During the sixth and seventh semester, students specialise by choosing advanced modules in automotive engineering, aerospace engineering, industrial engineering, and product management. PDF Download | Language training provided Training in intercultural skills Projects with partners in Germany and abroad International comparisons and thematic reference to the international context | The compulsory practical studies semester in the fifth semester lasts 20 weeks (five months). | German language courses: Yes | English language courses: Yes
As of Sep 7, 2026, verify on the university’s site.
The following is valid for applicants from: all countries For the winter semester: 1 April 2027 - 15 July 2027 | Please find more details on this website.
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No minimum language level required
Looking for living expenses, accommodation, scholarships, placements, or campus facilities? See the university page.
All students will have to pay a student union fee of 82 EUR per semester.
Yes | There are different scholarship opportunities for enrolled students in Germany. However, it is very important to understand that scholarships are highly competitive, limited in number, and never guaranteed. Students must ensure they can finance their studies independently and should not rely on receiving a scholarship. Most programmes focus on excellent academic performance, personal engagement, or specific qualifications; financial need is often not the main criterion. Some national scholarships also require German language skills (often B2 level). THI offers its own scholarship opportunities for international students once a year, announced through the university’s communication channels. Deutschlandstipendium, for example, supports high-performing, committed students regardless of their financial situation. Also, there are several major national foundations with extensive selection processes for which the university provides guidance and support.
Technische Hochschule Ingolstadt does not run any student residence halls / dorms. You will have to start looking for accommodation on your own as soon as possible. At least 500 EUR per month should be budgeted for accommodation. Here are some facts about finding accommodation in Ingolstadt or Neuburg.
In addition to tuition fees, students face the following fixed monthly living costs: - Health insurance: approx. 150 EUR - Liability insurance: approx. 10 EUR - Accommodation: approx. 500 to 650 EUR - Internet and mobile phone: approx. 25 EUR - Food: approx. 200 to 300 EUR - German TV/radio fee: approx. 19 EUR - Public transport (Deutschlandticket 2026): approx. 43 EUR Beyond these fixed costs, additional expenses will vary depending on individual needs, such as travel to visit family or participation in leisure activities. Additionally, don’t forget potential unforeseen costs, such as the need for a new laptop or mobile phone, etc. Usually, non-EU students are required to provide proof of sufficient financial means with a blocked account for visa purposes. It should contain approx. 992 EUR per month for up to 12 months.
Technische Hochschule Ingolstadt does not cooperate with recruitment agencies. Applicants will have to apply on their own. Apart from the uni-assist fee, there is no application fee. To stay updated on the most recent study orientation dates, please visit www.thi.de/go/events-studyorientation.
No minimum language level required
The following tuition fees apply for applicants from: non-EU countries 800 EUR
Please find details on the course website.
Please find more details on this website.
Yes
Whether you can work alongside your studies depends on several factors. At the beginning, it is advisable to focus on your studies and adjust to a new academic and cultural environment. Studying abroad can be challenging due to different learning cultures and the need to catch up on course content. International students are required to take part in a programme preparing them for the German labour market. A good command of German at least B2 level is essential for employment opportunities. Students are therefore encouraged to invest time in learning German. After the first year, students may consider taking on a part-time job. Specialist skills are required to work as a student trainee. Furthermore, non-EU citizens only have a limited work permit in Germany (see Study and work).
Welcome event Accompanying programme Cultural and linguistic preparation Support with registration procedures
Technische Hochschule Ingolstadt provides a comprehensive range of counselling and career services, including workshops designed to prepare students for the German labour market. These cover key topics such as application training, CV writing and interview skills. After graduation, our graduates stay connected with the university and their study group through the Alumni Network. For further information, please visit our website: https://www.thi.de/en/university/university-profile/organisation/career-service-student-counselling
Service point and counselling Online info session for admitted degree-seekers Support with city registration and residence permits Orientation days and networking events Mentoring programme German courses and language support programmes Cultural events, excursions, and company tours Workshops to prepare for the German job market Student clubs, such as International Culture Club Technische Hochschule Ingolstadt (THI) offers a wide range of free advisory services for international students. If you make use of these, nothing will stand in the way of a successful degree at THI and your integration into the German labour market. Students are expected to take initiative—seeking information and asking questions if they encounter any problems.
This university has not published its own document list, so this is what a student going to Germany is generally asked for. Confirm the exact list with the university.
Bard College Berlin, A Liberal Arts University
Funding
Amount not specified
Academic excellence required; specific criteria vary by named award (e.g., First Generation, Global Citizen, IB, AP Capstone, Open Europe, United World Colleges, Voluntary Engagement, Scholarship in Aesthetics/Arts/Literary Arts/Philosophy-Politics-Economics)
Germany University Consortium
Funding
USD $2,000 - $10,000
Open to international students with a strong academic record (minimum 3.0 GPA or equivalent).
University of Massachusetts Dartmouth
Funding
Not specified
Sophomore, junior, or first semester senior studying in Hessen, Germany. Preference for 3.0 GPA and completion of German 101/102.
Engineering and Management (BEng) is a Bachelor program in Engineering and Management offered by Technische Hochschule Ingolstadt in Ingolstadt, Germany.
Tuition fees for this program can vary by intake and are best confirmed with a GCQ360 counsellor.
Minimum qualification required: Requirements include a valid university entrance qualification ("Hochschulzugangsberechtigung"). This is a secondary school-leaving certificate equivalent to the German "Abitur" that entitles you to study at a German university. In addition, proficiency at the B2 level in the English language needs to be provided. Applicants who did not acquire the higher secondary school-leaving certificate in Germany or at a school with the German "Abitur" examination rules will have to send their documents to uni-assist for preliminary inspection prior to their application at THI. Please allow four to six weeks for this process, i.e. apply as soon as possible via uni-assist. More information on the application process can be found here. The Technische Hochschule Ingolstadt can only make a legally binding decision about your eligibility for your desired study programme after reviewing the documents you submit with your application. We can’t provide a definitive assessment or evaluate your chances of acceptance until we have your full application, including your educational history. Furthermore, it is possible to find out if you’re qualified to study in Germany before applying. Detailed information is available at the following link: www.uni-assist.de/en/tools/check-university-admission. Additionally, you can find out about the qualification requirements via the study and examination regulations (=Studien- und Prüfungsordnung = SPO). Find these on the following page under the respective statutes: https://www.thi.de/en/university/university-profile/university-management/legal-department/..
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Available intakes include: .
This specific program does not list a dedicated scholarship, but GCQ360 can help you explore other funding and scholarship options at Technische Hochschule Ingolstadt.
This program is offered in Full-time mode, taught in English at the Ingolstadt campus.
This program has no minimum work experience requirement. No thesis is required to graduate.
Yes -- a GCQ360 counsellor can guide you through eligibility checks, documentation, and the application process for Engineering and Management (BEng) at Technische Hochschule Ingolstadt, Ingolstadt, Germany.
