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Engineering Sciences Natural Sciences Humanities and Social Sciences
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Study Programs >>>
76 programs
51 programs leading to a 1st degree:
38 Bachelor’s degree
13 State Examination
25 leading to a Master’s degree, amongst others:
7 English speaking MSc
2 German-French MA
4 online-based further training Master‘s
Students according to subject
11.6% Economics & Social Sciences
11.5% Mathematics & Natural Sciences
63.1% Engineering Sciences
13.8% Humanities
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Study Programs >>>Engineering
Architecture, Civil and Environmental Engineering Architecture Civil Engineering Environmental Engineering Real Estate Engineering and Management
Electrical Engineering and Information Technology Computer Science Electrical Engineering and Information Technology Geodesy and Geoinformatics Natural Language Processing Software Engineering
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Study Programs >>>Engineering
Mechanical Engineering Aerospace Engineering Automotive and Engine Technology Engineering Cybernetics Mechanical Engineering Mechatronics Medical Engineering (planned) Process Engineering Renewable Energies Simulation Technology (planned) Technology Management
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Study Programs >>> Natural Sciences
ChemistryFood Chemistry (only to Intermediate Examination)Materials ScienceMathematics PhysicsTechnical Biology
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Study Programs >>>Humanities
English Language and Literature StudiesGerman Language and Literature StudiesHistoryHistory of Natural Sciences and TechnologyArt HistoryLinguisticsPhilosophyRomance Languages and Literature Studies
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Study Programs >>>Economics & Social Sciences
Business Administration (subsidiary subject only)Business Administration, technically orientedEducation / Vocational EducationPolitical Science (subsidiary subject only)Social Sciences (also Joint Franco-German Bachelor)Sociology (subsidiary subject only)Physical Education / Sports ScienceTechnical Education
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Study Programs >>>Interdisciplinary programs
Information Systems Medical Engineering (planned) Renewable Energies Simulation Technology (planned)
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Study Programs >>>Teacher Training Qualification
Computer ScienceEducation ScienceEnglishFrenchGermanHistoryMathematicsNatural Science and EngineeringPhilosophy / EthicsPhysicsPolitical Science / EconomicsPhysical Education
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Study Programs: International Programs >>>Master’s Courses Taught in English
Computational Mechanics of Materials and Structures (COMMAS)Geomatics Engineering (GEOENGINE)Information Technology (INFOTECH)Infrastructure Planning (MIP) PhysicsWater Resources Engineering and Management (WAREM)Air Quality Control, Solid Waste and Waste Water Process Engineering (WASTE)
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<<< International Study ProgramsErasmus Mundus Study Programs
Master of Computational Mechanics (COMMAS) (see previous slide)Joint European Master in Nuclear Fusion Science and Engineering
Physics (FUSION-EP)Master of Cultural Landscapes
(MACLANDS)External Cooperation Window for Brazil – ISAC Master in Service Engineering -IMSE (starting in winter semester 2010/11)
Specially funded Master’s programs jointly offered by cooperating universities from different countries.
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<<< Study Programs: International Programs Joint Franco-German Bachelor’s and Master’s Study Programs
B.A. in Social Sciences M.A. in Empirical Political and Social ResearchM.A. in Cultural Philosophy
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Doctorates: International Programs >>>Graduate Schools and PhD Programs
Simulation Technology (English) Advanced Manufacturing Engineering (English) Advanced Solid State Science (English) Analysis of intelligent systems considering coupled
multi field problems (German, French) Comparing Democratic Societies in Europe / CODESE
(German, French and English) Internationalisation of literature and science
since early modern times (German, English) PhD Program Environment Water/
ENWAT (English)
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<<< Doctorates: International ProgramsResearch Training Groups
Aero-thermodynamical design of a scramjet for future space transport systems
Non-linearities and upscaling in porous media Linguistic representations and their interpretation
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Study Programs Online Master’s Courses
Building Physics (M.BP.) Logistics Management (Master of Business and Engineering (M.B.E.) Integrated Gerontology (M.Sc.) Nano- and Optoelectronics & Powerelectronics
(M.Sc. Nano- and Optoelectronics or M.Sc. Powerelectronics)
Part-time
4 – 8 semesters
Blended learning
Admission requirements: first university degree and 2 years’ work experience
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The learning management system ILIAS and lecture recordings have been in use for many years at the University of Stuttgart.
Pushing the development further, approaches to a „next generation eLearning“ are tested and implemented in teaching. Examples are: Highly interactive simulation environments Remotely controlled experiments Online programming exercises
Coordinating several consortia, the University of Stuttgart is interconnectingcampus management systems andeLearning applications of different
universities.
Virtual Teaching
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Interdisciplinary Qualifications in Courses
In addition to the specific qualification and expertise in a particular subject, studying at the University of Stuttgart also offers:
The centres, departments and study programs of the university convey a broad range of interdisciplinary skills.
Courses in Humanities and Social Sciences can be combined with courses in the Natural Sciences and Engineering.
Key qualifications: incl. social awareness, intercultural competence, leadership skillsInterdisciplinarity: Studium Integrale
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Quality Control in Teaching
Quality control and quality management tools are also used in teaching:Basic examination regulations provide a framework for uniform procedures throughout the universityBenchmarks ensure a uniform structure and shared rationaleStudents are involved in evaluating teachingExternal assessments safeguard the quality of structures, processes and personnel
Curriculum
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