Autonomous Driving

Practical and project-centred learning with a direct path to professional practice. The Master of Engineering program is delivered in an interdisciplinary, team-based format across six modules, culminating in a Master’s thesis. The course emphasizes agile development, human-centred design, and hands-on project work, with instruction in English and opportunities for German language courses.

Tuition fees per semester vary; fees apply to non-EU applicants.

A university degree in automotive engineering, mechatronics, information technology / computer science, mechanical engineering, electrical engineering/electronics, physics or related fields; applicants must have at least seven semesters (210 ECTS) including a practical study semester (at least 18 ECTS) or six semesters (180 ECTS) without a practical study semester.