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BSc Aerospace Germany
TUM Aerospace Bachelor
Study Engineering in Germany
Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) in Aerospace Engineering
Campus
Garching
Language
english
Duration
3 Years (6 Semesters, 180 ECTS)
Credits in ECTS
180 ECTS
Fee
€ 3,000 per semester for eligible non-EU students
Intake
Winter + Summer
Fully English-taught Bachelor's programme
Study at one of Europe's leading engineering universities
Strong focus on aviation, space systems and satellite technology
Benefits
What's in It for You?
International learning environment: Study aerospace engineering in English at a major German technical university.
Strong engineering foundation: Develop knowledge of mathematics, physics, mechanics, materials and computational methods.
Aerospace specialisation: Explore aircraft, spacecraft, aerodynamics, propulsion and aerospace systems.
Practical experience: Apply classroom knowledge through laboratories, engineering projects and internship components.
Career flexibility: Build transferable technical skills relevant to aerospace, automotive, energy and advanced manufacturing.
Postgraduate opportunities: Establish an academic foundation for relevant master's degrees, subject to programme-specific admission requirements.
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Course Details
What Will You Gain from This course
The Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) in Aerospace at the Technical University of Munich (TUM) is a three-year undergraduate engineering programme designed for students who want to explore the science and technology behind aircraft, spacecraft, satellites and advanced aerospace systems.
The programme combines mathematics, physics, mechanics, materials science, fluid mechanics, thermodynamics and computer science with specialist aerospace subjects. Students develop an understanding of how complex engineering systems are designed, analysed and tested through laboratory courses, engineering projects and practical learning.
Taught entirely in English, the programme welcomes qualified German and international applicants. Students study across TUM's Garching and Ottobrunn locations and benefit from the university's links with the aerospace and engineering sectors in Bavaria.
With 180 ECTS credits over six semesters, the degree provides a foundation for entry-level engineering opportunities and further postgraduate study, including the TUM Master's programme in Aerospace, subject to the relevant admission requirements.
Degree level: Undergraduate Bachelor of Science in Aerospace
Study duration: Three years, comprising six semesters and 180 ECTS credits.
Teaching language: English, with German language proficiency at A2 level required for admission.
Study locations: Garching and Ottobrunn in the Munich region of Germany.
Learning approach: Engineering theory, laboratory work, technical projects, electives and internship experience.
Admission process: Recognised university entrance qualification, required language proficiency and successful completion of TUM's aptitude assessment.
UniversityPublic
Technical University of Munich
The Technical University of Munich (TUM), founded in 1868, is one of Germany’s leading public research universities, renowned for excellence in engineering, technology, natural sciences, medicine, and business. With campuses across Germany, TUM offers over 170 degree programmes and is recognised for cutting-edge research, innovation, and strong industry partnerships with global companies. Its diverse student community, international outlook, and entrepreneurial culture provide excellent opportunities for academic growth and global career development.
Munich / Garching / Freising / Straubing / Heilbronn, Germany
- Alumni
- 121000+
- Founded
- 1868
- Ranking
- #27
- Intake
- Winter + Summer
- Int'l Students
- 45%
Course Overview
Overview of Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) in Aerospace Engineering from Technical University of Munich
Full-time undergraduate programme; 6 semesters; 180 ECTS; English-taught; winter intake; aptitude assessment; 8-week pre-study internship; Garching and Ottobrunn campuses.
Eligibility
Requirements
Academic Requirements
- A recognised higher secondary qualification equivalent to the German Abitur
- Mathematics
- Physics
- Engineering
- Successful completion of TUM's aptitude assessment process
- An 8-week pre-study internship (may be submitted after admission within the university deadline).
Language Requirements
- English proficiency equivalent to B2 level
- German proficiency of at least A2 level is also required for admission.
Required Documents
- Passport
- Online Application
- Higher Secondary Certificate
- Academic Transcripts
- Motivation Letter (English)
- CV / Résumé
- Proof of English Language Proficiency
- Proof of German Language Proficiency (A2)
- VPD from uni-assist (where applicable)
Costs
Tuition & Estimated Cost of Study
| Expense | Estimated cost |
|---|---|
| Tuition Fee (Non-EU Students) | €3,000 per semester |
| Semester Fee / Contribution | €90–€97 per semester |
| Accommodation (Munich Region) | €700–€1,300/month |
| Food | €250–€450/month |
| Health Insurance | €120–€150/month |
| Transportation | €38–€60/month |
| Personal Expenses | €200–€350/month |
| Estimated Annual Living CostThese are planning estimates rather than official cost guarantees. Actual expenses will depend on housing, insurance arrangements, personal spending and the applicable fee category. | €15,696–€27,720 per year (estimate) |
- Tuition Fee (Non-EU Students)€3,000 per semester
- Semester Fee / Contribution€90–€97 per semester
- Accommodation (Munich Region)€700–€1,300/month
- Food€250–€450/month
- Health Insurance€120–€150/month
- Transportation€38–€60/month
- Personal Expenses€200–€350/month
- Estimated Annual Living Cost€15,696–€27,720 per year (estimate)These are planning estimates rather than official cost guarantees. Actual expenses will depend on housing, insurance arrangements, personal spending and the applicable fee category.
The total cost of studying Aerospace at TUM includes tuition fees where applicable, the semester contribution and everyday living expenses in the Munich region. Accommodation is typically one of the largest expenses, so international applicants should prepare a realistic monthly budget before travelling to Germany. The table below uses the estimates supplied for the programme. The semester contribution and living costs are estimates and should be checked against current university and local prices.
Careers
Career Opportunities
Graduates can pursue careers in aerospace, automotive, defence and advanced engineering industries.
| Job role | Minimum | Maximum | Salary range |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aerospace Engineer | €55,000 | €80,000 | €55,000–€80,000 |
| Aircraft Design Engineer | €60,000 | €90,000 | €60,000–€90,000 |
| Flight Systems Engineer | €60,000 | €90,000 | €60,000–€90,000 |
| Space Systems Engineer | €60,000 | €90,000 | €60,000–€90,000 |
| Propulsion Engineer | €60,000 | €95,000 | €60,000–€95,000 |
| Simulation Engineer | €55,000 | €85,000 | €55,000–€85,000 |
| Systems Engineer | €60,000 | €95,000 | €60,000–€95,000 |
| Research Engineer | €55,000 | €90,000 | €55,000–€90,000 |
Work while you study
Student Work Rights
International students enrolled in Germany may be eligible to work alongside their studies, subject to the conditions of their residence permit and the applicable German immigration rules.
- Part-time employment: Eligible international students can undertake permitted student employment while studying.
- Internships: The programme includes practical engineering components, providing opportunities to develop relevant industry experience.
- Career support: Students can explore career guidance, job opportunities and employer networking through TUM's career services.
- Post-study opportunities: Eligible international graduates may apply for a residence permit to seek qualified employment in Germany for up to 18 months after graduation.
- Compliance: Students must check the current rules governing working hours or workdays, mandatory internships and residence status before accepting employment.
Funding
Scholarships and financial assistance
Students can investigate the following funding options, subject to eligibility and availability:
- TUM scholarships for international students.
- DAAD scholarships and funding programmes.
- Deutschlandstipendium, Germany's merit-based scholarship programme.
- Applicable tuition fee waivers or exemptions offered under TUM's rules.
Careers
Potential Employers
Graduates may explore opportunities with aerospace manufacturers, aviation companies, space technology organisations, automotive engineering firms and research institutes.
- Airbus
- ArianeGroup
- German Aerospace Center (DLR)
- HENSOLDT
- Siemens
- MTU Aero Engines
- Airbus Defence and Space
- European Space Agency (ESA)
Target Audience
Who is this Program For?
School graduates seeking a bachelor's degree in aerospace engineering in Germany. International students interested in studying engineering in an English-taught European programme. Students with strong interests in mathematics, physics, aviation and space exploration. Aspiring aircraft, spacecraft, propulsion, flight systems and aerospace research engineers. Students planning to pursue a relevant master's degree or a technical career in the global engineering industry.
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What Will You Learn?
Skills
Skills you'll acquire
Aerospace Engineering and Systems Analysis
Aerodynamics and Fluid Mechanics
Engineering Design and Structural Mechanics
Computational Modelling and Simulation
Flight Mechanics and Control Systems
Technical Research and Engineering Project Management
1.
Is the TUM B.Sc. Aerospace programme taught in English?
Yes. The programme is taught entirely in English. However, applicants must also demonstrate German language proficiency at a minimum of A2 level, alongside the required English proficiency.
2.
How long does the Aerospace bachelor's degree take?
The standard duration is three years, divided into six semesters, with a total of 180 ECTS credits.
3.
What are the admission requirements for international students?
Applicants need a recognised higher education entrance qualification, the required English and German language skills, and successful completion of TUM's aptitude assessment. An eight-week pre-study internship is also required under the programme rules.
4.
How much does the programme cost?
The applicable tuition fee depends on the student's fee category. The supplied course information lists €3,000 per semester for non-EU students, in addition to the semester contribution. Living costs, health insurance and accommodation must be budgeted separately. Applicants should confirm their individual fee status with TUM before applying.
5.
What career opportunities are available after graduation?
Graduates may explore opportunities in aerospace engineering, aircraft design, flight systems, propulsion, simulation, satellite technology and research. Relevant positions also exist in automotive engineering, energy and other advanced technology sectors. Employment depends on qualifications, experience, language skills and the requirements of individual employers.
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