The entire transport sector is changing. Economy, customers, environment and politics demand sustainable, safe and reliable system solutions in the mobility sector. This not only requires knowledge of digitization and automation, but also of "green" energy sources. The demand for traffic engineers with this knowledge increases every year.
In the degree program you will learn to consider the subject of transport from a technical, business, ecological and legal point of view and to develop modern transport and mobility concepts for passenger and goods transport. Team work, argumentation and presentation, but also independent problem solving are important components of the training. The course is characterized by the cross-modal training (road and rail traffic) as well as a practical semester in which the students can apply the knowledge they have acquired and learn new skills.
The course concludes after six semesters with a Bachelor of Engineering degree. If that's not enough for you, in the fifth semester you can switch to the diploma course in Traffic and Transport Engineering and expand the knowledge you have already acquired.
| degree | Bachelor of Engineering (B. Eng.) |
| type of programme | full-time programme |
| semester start | winter semester |
| no. of semesters / ECTS-Credits | 6 semester / 180 ECTS |
| admission requirements |
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| admission restriction | no restricted entry |
| tuition fees | no tuition fees / semester fee only |
The course enables you to work independently on practice-related technical tasks in your job. As a result, there are very good entry opportunities and career prospects, mainly in the following areas:
After completing the bachelor's degree, there is also the option of taking a master's degree, e.g. B. the master's degree in Road Traffic Engineering. In the fifth semester, you also have the opportunity to switch to the diploma course in Traffic and Transport Engineering and further deepen your knowledge.
Please note: The study schedule shown above is a simplified model. You can find the detailed course schedule, the list of modules, and study and examination regulations in the Modulux database of the University of Applied Sciences in Zwickau.
Ms Elke Kunze
International prospective students
International full-time students
Paul-Kirchhoff-Bau (PKB), room 230a
+49 375 536 1061
Secretary
Katrin Jugelt
Paul-Kirchhoff-Bau (PKB), room 230
+49 375 536 1068
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international.office[at]fh-zwickau.de
Postal address
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International Office
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Adress for visitors
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