Simulation and System Design (SSD)

The Master's programme in Simulation and System Design teaches students theory and methods of design and simulation of technical systems and of systems for logistics and production. The programme focuses on the application of suitable software packages that make the analysis, development and simulation of such systems possible. In addition to the extension, application and the individual specialisation of technical competence in the area of simulation, students also look at selected topics from business administration so that they will be in a position to assess and explain the business aspects of their decisions. The programme is aimed towards students from both Germany and abroad, and it uses English as the language of instruction.

Academic requirements

A relevant internship that lasted at least 12 weeks or professional experience (Internships during undergraduate degree will be credited.) for three-semester programme

Minimum GPA

An average mark of your Bachelor's degree of at least 1.7

English requirements

Proof of proficiency in English (level B2 of the European Framework of Reference for Languages). TOEFL: 79 points (iBT), 213 points (CBT) or 550 points (PBT); IELTS: 6.0 points; Cambridge First Certificate; Equivalent certificates which correspond to at least level B2 according to the CEFR; A successfully completed course of study that was taught fully or partly in English; A secondary school leaving certificate from an international high school; A 10-month stay (or longer) in a country with English as the official language (with appropriate documentary proof); Applicants from countries whose official language is English are exempt