Course Details

The Master program in Applied Computational Mechanics contributes decisively to shortening and optimizing product development cycles in many fields of industry and research. This saves both time and money, which would have been spent on cost-intensive test runs, without sacrificing product quality. As the use of this discipline continues to expand within companies, the demand for professionals with further expertise in this field expands accordingly as well. Career prospects in this field includes Simulation Engineer, Product Development Engineer, Calculation Engineer. This program is in cooperation with University of Applied Sciences Landshut. Students are expected to complete course of study in THI and University of Applied Sciences Landshut.

Focus

Advanced Simulation Techniques, Computational Dynamics, Fatigue a... See More

Mandatory Internship

No

Internship is not mandatory, but is optional during studies. If possible, we recommend doing an internship.

Exchange Semester

No

The university does not offer any exchange semester

Mode of Study

Onsite

Study Format

Part Time