Aerospace

The formal requirements for admission to this Master's program are as follows: • entrance qualification for Master's degree program (see TUM glossary of documents) • specialist knowledge from basic areas of mechanical engineeringhigher mathematicsengineering mechanicsmaterials sciencethermodynamicsfluid mechanicsautomatic controlCAD/design • German or English language skills: The degree program can be studied entirely in German or English. Information on language certificates is provided centrally by TUM on this page: language certificates accepted by TUM. • higher mathematics • engineering mechanics • materials science • thermodynamics • fluid mechanics • automatic control • CAD/design The prerequisite for admission to the program is a successfully completed aptitude assessment test based on a complete application. All prospective students who prove their aptitude during the procedure will be admitted to the program. If your degree certificate is not yet available at the time of application, you may only apply if you can prove that you have earned at least: • 140 credits from a bachelor’s program with a standard duration of 6 semesters • 170 credits from a bachelor’s program with a standard duration of 7 semesters • 200 credits from a bachelor’s program with a standard duration of 8 semesters Please submit your bachelor’s degree certificate immediately upon receipt, but no later than one year after starting the master’s program, to the Admissions and Enrollment Department of the TUM Center for Study and Teaching. If you did not obtain your master’s entry qualification (e.g., bachelor’s degree) in Germany, you must have your application documents pre-checked by the University Application Service for International Students (uni-assist e.V.). You will then receive a preliminary review documentation (VPD). Admission to the aptitude assessment procedure - professional qualification In the first step, your specialist knowledge from your first degree course will be tested. The basic modules from the Bachelor's degree program in Aerospace at Technical University of Munich listed in the table below provide the benchmark for the competencies to be demonstrated in each subject group. You can find the module description of all modules under the tab “Documents” → “Module handbook as study program tree in TUMonline”. The assessment is carried out in individual categories, which are listed in the table below. Categories 1 to 7 relate to a subject area from your qualifying degree program (i.e. your first degree course). An upper limit of the assessed credits (Cmax) is set in each case. If you achieve or exceed the maximum number of credits in a category, you will be awarded the maximum number of points (Pmax) to be awarded in this category. Otherwise, your score for the respective category is calculated in proportion to the credits achieved in the qualifying degree program (see formula), whereby zero points are awarded for zero credits: Formula (conversion of c