BA/BS in Chemische Technik

Chemical Engineering (Chemische Technik) focuses on the chemical, physical and biological processes behind converting raw materials into usable products, with particular attention to sustainable and resource-efficient manufacturing and recycling technology. The programme is aimed at students who want to help develop industrial products responsibly while contributing to environmental protection and more sustainable production methods. Teaching moves from scientific foundations in mathematics, physics and organic, inorganic and physical chemistry during the first two semesters into core chemical-engineering subjects such as heat and mass transfer, measurement and control technology, thermodynamics, thermal process engineering, instrumental analysis and reaction engineering in semesters three and four. A practical semester in industry, at home or abroad, follows before further specialisation and a final thesis in the last two semesters. The seven-semester, German-taught Bachelor's degree is worth 210 ECTS credits and admits students for both the winter and summer semester. The entry requirement is a Fachhochschulreife or proof of an equivalent qualification, and the Hochschule's admissions portal handles applications, with deadlines running from mid-November to mid-March for the summer intake and mid-May to late September for the winter intake.