M.Eng. Mechanical Engineering

The M.Eng. Mechanical Engineering at Hochschule Rostock of Applied Sciences (Campus 2) is one of Germany's most highly regarded degree programs for international students. Designed to meet the growing global demand for experts in Mechanical Engineering, this program combines rigorous academic theory with intensive practical application.

Situated in the vibrant city of Rostock, students benefit from proximity to top-tier industry hubs, research institutions, and a thriving international community. Whether you aim to pursue a PhD or enter the European job market immediately, this degree provides a robust foundation for your future career.

The curriculum spans 3 Semesters (1.5 Years) and comprises 90 ECTS credits. The coursework is carefully structured to ensure a progressive deepening of knowledge.

• Semester 1: Advanced foundational modules in Mechanical Engineering, research methodologies, and core electives.
• Semester 2: Specialization tracks. Students can choose from a wide array of technical electives, allowing them to tailor their degree to their career aspirations.
• Semester 3: Practical project work or an industry internship. Many students complete this phase in collaboration with leading German companies.
• Semester 4: The Master's Thesis. Students spend 6 months conducting independent research, often integrated into ongoing corporate or academic projects.

Graduates of the M.Eng. Mechanical Engineering from Hochschule Rostock of Applied Sciences (Campus 2) enjoy exceptional career prospects. Germany is currently facing a massive shortage of skilled professionals (Fachkräftemangel) in the Mechanical Engineering sector.

Over 85% of graduates secure full-time employment within 3 months of graduation. With the 18-month post-study job seeker visa, transitioning from student to professional in Germany is seamless.

Average Starting Salary: €56,000 - €74,000 per year.