Full-time international Master's program
The Master of Space Engineering is an international Master's program that starts every year in April at Technische Universität Berlin. The aim of the program is to train systems engineers who will become leaders in the space industry. The course is offered by the Chair of Space Technology and combines excellent subject teaching with project management. The entire four-semester program is taught in English, and the main TU Berlin campus is located in the Charlottenburg district.
The Master's program comprises a total of 120 credit points and is strongly project-oriented. It is designed to prepare students for the demands of the global space industry. Students have the opportunity to take part in satellite projects, working in intercultural teams. In particular, they will benefit from TU Berlin's world-leading experience and network in the field of small satellites. Interdisciplinary subjects such as project management, communication training, entrepreneurship and innovation management complement the curriculum.
- A Master's thesis - written as part of one of the exciting research projects at the university or with an industry partner - completes the program.
Internship in the European space industry
You are also given the opportunity to gain experience as an intern in the European space industry. After graduation, students have acquired enough skills, knowledge and experience to advance their space career in Europe, in their home country or anywhere else.
Accommodation
The choice of accommodation in Berlin is wide and varied, from dormitory rooms, shared apartments and host families to hotels. However, it is very important to start looking for suitable accommodation in advance, as demand is high. The program's website has a selection of websites that may be useful when searching for accommodation.
( http://www.mse.tu-berlin.de/life-in-berlin/accommodation/ )
Why study space engineering, and career opportunities:
The global space market is experiencing continuous growth, as space technology and business are among the key areas for national economic growth
- Unlocking new markets and applications such as space tourism
- Small satellite technology will become increasingly important in the future
- The space sector is increasing demand for young specialists with excellent knowledge of space technology
Dates:
- Summer semester 2019
Semester dates: April 1 – September 30
Lectures: April 8 – July 13
- Winter semester 2019 / 20
Semester dates: October 1 – March 31
Lectures: October 14 – February 15
Program cost:
- Full two-year program - €21,990
You can choose to pay for the Master's program in a single payment or spread the payments over four installments - a first installment of €8,796, and three further installments of €4,398 each