Computational Science and Engineering (CSE) University of Rostock

Lectures take place in English. Some modules are in German. It is possible to study completely in English.

The course of study is interdisciplinary. It offers the following areas of specialisation:

• Computational Electrical Engineering
• Computational Mechanical Engineering

There are joint classes on general methods of applied mathematics and on the German language.

Please check the application periods online at https://www.uni-rostock.de/en/study/international-students/degree-students/application-for-non-german-prospective-students-via-uni-assist/.

During the first three semesters, students follow mandatory and elective courses in order to achieve a total sum of 90 credit points (30 credit points each semester). In the fourth semester, students will write and defend their Master's theses (30 credit points).

No tuition fees

282 EUR per semester (may increase each semester) including the semester ticket 

1. Applicants have to prove a first university degree qualifying for a profession in the subject of Computational Science and Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Information Technology, or Mechanical Engineering, with a minimum of 180 credit points, or a similar degree.
2. Applicants have to prove profound knowledge in the following academic fields:

• For studies of Computational Electrical Engineering: electromagnetic fields and waves 3 credit points, mathematics 18 credit points, programming 6 credit points
• For studies of Computational Mechanical Engineering: 18 credit points mathematics, 18 credit points in technical mechanics, 6 credit points in thermodynamics, 6 credit points in fluid mechanics, 9 credit points in programming

An admission will only be given if a successful graduation from the Master's course of study can be expected. Therefore, we accept only candidates who have completed their first university degree with at least 85% of the CGPA (cumulative grade point average (e.g. your final Bachelor grade should be better than 3.5 from 4 or 8.5 from 10 ...)) or with a comparable grade in a different grading system. Alternatively, the applicant should be able to prove any other qualifications relevant for this Master's course of study that may lead to the prospect of a successful graduation based on overall academic progress.

You can enhance your performance with a GATE (Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering) with a minimum score of 500.

Applicants whose native language is not English have to prove English language skills on level B2 according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (minimum IELTS 6.5 or TOEFL iBT 90 points).

Please check the application periods online at https://www.uni-rostock.de/en/study/international-students/degree-students/application-for-non-german-prospective-students-via-uni-assist/.

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There are limited opportunities for international students to work while studying. Foreign students with a residence permit for study purposes are allowed to work as far as this work does not exceed 120 full days or 240 half days a calendar year. In addition, they can work as student assistants. Other jobs need to be approved by the labour authorities and the Immigration Office. Permissions are granted only in special cases. Thus, you should not plan to finance your studies by working during the programme.

Rostock's dormitory places are arranged and assigned by the student services organisation, Studentenwerk Rostock. Their website provides information on location, facilities, and monthly rent. An application for a place in a dormitory can be filed online or downloaded and sent by mail to the following address:

Studierendenwerk Rostock - Wismar
Abt. Studentisches Wohnen
St.-Georg-Straße 104 - 107
18055 Rostock
Germany

The University of Rostock was founded in 1419 and is considered the oldest university in the Baltic area. The motto "Traditio et Innovatio" illustrates what makes up our university: studying at a university full of tradition and history, but nevertheless open to change and new ideas. The University of Rostock offers a wide variety of subjects in ten different departments, very good student services, and high quality research and teaching opportunities.
Studying in Rostock is a win for your personal development. Not only will you acquire an understanding of intercultural differences and a proficiency for the German language, but a study abroad will also help you begin creating international contacts and friendships.
The University of Rostock always welcomes new guests and would like to welcome you to Rostock!

With approx. 200,000 inhabitants, Rostock is the biggest town in as well as the economic centre of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania.

• Rostock is a vintage Hanseatic and harbour town.
• It is located close to the beautiful Baltic Sea coastline, which is only half an hour away from the centre of the city by bicycle.
• There are theatres, museums, and a very lively cultural scene. You may relax at the zoo, the botanical garden, the IGA park, or in some of the many other green spaces.
• Every year in August, Rostock hosts a big international party at the Hanse-Sail, with sailing boats from all over the world and around one million visitors.
• The "Kröpeliner-Tor-Vorstadt" is distinguished as a very lively student area, with its popular café and pub scene.