All courses, exams, correspondence and communication will be in English.
For the next winter semester:
until 31 August 2026
For the subsequent winter semester:
1 April - 15 July 2027
For the next summer semester:
15 October 2026 - 15 January 2027
The international Master’s degree programme in "Global Engineering and Management" welcomes both German and international students. The programme is designed as an interdisciplinary programme. The modules cover the entire value chain – from procurement through research & development, production to sales & marketing. A particular focus is dedicated to "digitalisation" and innovation.
Digitalisation of products, processes and connectivity via the "Internet of Things" present major future opportunities and challenges for companies. Products continuously record data, process and/or share them with operators or connected devices. "Industry 4.0" comprises intelligently networked factories and innovative logistics solutions, among other things. In the retail sector, mobile payment, shopping apps and augmented reality are becoming commonplace. In addition, products and services in many industries involve significant software development. Additionally, digital transformation does not only affect products and processes, but it also impacts a company’s business model.
The programme is based on three pillars:
Finally, students are encouraged to learn German to have enhanced access to the German job market (high demand for qualified graduates exists!) Students will be provided with online language courses during the duration of their study enabling them to reach German A2 level or higher.
The programme comprises four semesters of study, assuming that the three basic modules of the first semester are transferred based on practical experience.
The first three semesters consist of three modules respectively. Each of these semesters is kicked-off via an on-site event in varying, easily reachable locations (participation is recommended but not mandatory). The respective professors lay out their course plans, build teams, hand out first assignments, etc. Moreover, students get to know each other personally.
During the fourth semester, students work on their Master's theses supervised by a professor. Thesis topics may range from theoretical subjects to real-world industry challenges.
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All students will have to pay a student union fee of 82 EUR per semester.
There are different scholarship opportunities for enrolled students in Germany. However, it is very important to understand that scholarships are highly competitive, limited in number, and never guaranteed. Students must ensure they can finance their studies independently and should not rely on receiving a scholarship. Most programmes focus on excellent academic performance, personal engagement, or specific qualifications; financial need is often not the main criterion. Some national scholarships also require German language skills (often B2 level).
THI offers its own scholarship opportunities for international students once a year, announced through the university’s communication channels. Deutschlandstipendium, for example, supports high-performing, committed students regardless of their financial situation.
Also, there are several major national foundations with extensive selection processes for which the university provides guidance and support.
Three admission requirements:
For the next winter semester:
until 31 August 2026
For the subsequent winter semester:
1 April - 15 July 2027
For the next summer semester:
15 October 2026 - 15 January 2027
Online information session for admitted degree seekers
Technische Hochschule Ingolstadt (THI) is an institution that specialises in business and technology and is characterised by innovative study concepts and modern facilities. We are currently training over 8,500 students in more than 75 study programmes in engineering, computer science, business, life sciences and sustainability.
Our students will graduate as sought-after specialists and managers. An extremely dynamic and successful region with a distinctly strong economic structure provides for excellent framework conditions. The relatively small student body guarantees individual guidance, a familial atmosphere, and close cooperation between students and professors.
One of the core features of studying at our university is its orientation towards practical application. Internships and projects, as well as continuous cooperation with regional companies, are fundamental components of every study programme.
The Ingolstadt campus was completed in 1999, and a new tract of buildings opened in 2014. In 2021, the Neuburg campus opened its doors with its Faculty of Sustainable Infrastructure. Modern equipment and facilities create an atmosphere that adds to students' success and enjoyment. Technische Hochschule Ingolstadt is proud of its commitment to offer the highest possible level of quality in research and education. It is possible to explore Technische Hochschule Ingolstadt by visiting the interactive 360° THI campus tour.
The campus is only a short walk from Ingolstadt's appealing old city. The view from the lecture halls is of a castle and other medieval buildings. Ingolstadt lies in the centre of Bavaria, one of the most prosperous German federal states, and it is only an hour by car from the metropolitan areas of Munich and Nuremberg. The opportunities to take part in leisure activities in the area – which is close to the Alps as well as to the beautiful Altmühl valley – are unlimited. With the headquarters of Audi (the international automotive company) and a large number of innovative corporations in the city, Ingolstadt is proud to be one of the strongest economic regions in Germany. Opportunities to participate in sports activities are provided by the university as well as by various amateur and competitive sports clubs. Bavarian charm and the Bavarian way of life – including summer evenings in beer gardens and the diverse cultural events on offer – make daily life in Ingolstadt particularly attractive for students.
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