EPF Ecole d'ingénieurs, Cachan/Paris, France
Courses are held in German at HM in Munich and in French at EPF in Paris.
Students are prepared for their semesters abroad.
The application period is usually from 2 May until 15 of July for the following winter semester --> application
The planning, implementation, and management of modern manufacturing lines and entire plants is a complex task involving different disciplines. To operate successfully in this complex environment, manufacturing engineers need to combine a variety of technical and non-technical skills.
Students who successfully complete this programme will be able to contribute in planning and managing manufacturing sites and networks, having gained skills in the following areas:
The study programme includes six months of internships in industry, divided into two internships (one in a German and one in a French company). The Bachelor's and Master's theses are also carried out in companies in industry, so that 15 months of industry experience are gained during the course of the programme.
HM does not charge tuition fees. However, all students pay an administrative fee of 85 EUR every semester. The contribution can differ slightly each semester.
In order to cover personal expenses while studying in Munich, we recommend a budget of at least 850 EUR per month for accommodation, cost of living, and miscellaneous expenses.
During their stay at the EPF, the German students receive a place in a student dormitory as well as a mobility grant of 350 EUR per month from the Franco-German University for their time in France (Deutsch Französische Hochschule – DFH).
Production and Automation is a non-restricted study programme.
Students need advanced knowledge of the German language:
Furthermore, they should have a level A2–B1 in French. However, it is not a prerequisite as students receive French language lessons during their first semesters.
The application period is usually from 2 May until 15 of July for the following winter semester --> application
Hochschule München
Beratung und Immatrikulation
80323 München
Germany
There are many opportunities to find employment in Munich. However, the course programme does not leave a lot of flexibility. You should not expect to be able to work for more than a maximum of one day per week.
During the two years in Paris, you cannot expect to be able to work: It is mandatory to participate in all courses at French Grandes Ecoles. Additionally, there are fewer job opportunities for students in Paris.
Accommodation is guaranteed for the students participating in the study programme in Munich through the student union (Studentenwerk München): https://www.studentenwerk-muenchen.de/en/).
The same is provided for the study period in Paris; rooms are available in a student residence (Crous Cachan), and the university supports the administration of these rooms.
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