Technische Hochschule Mittelhessen

What you'll study

The curriculum covers core civil-engineering foundations, construction technology and project practice. The course schedule alternates semesters of lectures and university modules with practice phases in the partner company; the fifth semester allows subject specialisation or an optional semester abroad, the sixth is a company-led project semester, and the seventh combines thesis work in the company with final block modules at the university.

• Common elements: mathematics, Bauinformatik, Baukonstruktion, Baustoffkunde, Tragwerkslehre, Bauphysik, Baustatik, Bodenmechanik, Baubetrieb, Vermessung, Siedlungswasserwirtschaft, Grundbau, Stahlbau and Stahlbetonbau.
• BKI (Baumanagement, Konstruktion, Infrastruktur) sample modules: Allgemeine BWL und Recht für Ingenieure, Grundlagen Verkehr und Wasser, Straßenwesen, Massivbau, Ausschreibung/Vergabe/Abrechnung, Wahlpflichtmodule in Semester 5, Projektstudium im Unternehmen (Semester 6), 5D/BIM and Projektsteuerung in Semester 7, BA-Thesis and Kolloquium.
• TGA (Technische Gebäudeausrüstung) sample modules: Einführung in die technische Ausstattung von Gebäuden, Thermodynamik, Elektrotechnik, Fluidmechanik, Klimatechnik, Heiztechnik, Gebäudeautomation, Sanitärtechnik/Medienversorgung, anlagentechnischer Brandschutz, English and multiple Wahlpflichtmodule; also projectstudium, 5D/BIM, Ausschreibung/Vergabe/Abrechnung, Projektsteuerung and BA-Thesis.
• The programme includes specific professional-skill modules such as Coaching/Selbstkompetenz, Sozialkompetenz and Betriebsethik; many modules carry defined semester-hour-week (SWS) and credit point values as set out in the module tables.

Entry requirements

The published course text does not list specific admission criteria. The programme is delivered in German and runs via the dual StudiumPlus partnership model, so applicants should expect company selection alongside university enrolment and to meet general THM matriculation rules and any employer prerequisites.

Career prospects

Graduates acquire competencies to plan and execute a wide range of construction projects under technical and legal constraints. Typical employment areas named in the programme materials include engineering and planning offices, building construction (Hoch- and Tiefbau), transport infrastructure, software companies for construction, utilities and water/waste services, geotechnics and project development. The early and sustained industry experience is emphasised as preparation for both specialist and supervisory roles.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

The course description does not specify scholarships. As a dual StudiumPlus programme, funding typically combines employer-paid training periods and contractual arrangements with the partner company; applicants should investigate StudiumPlus partner-company contracts, statutory apprenticeship-like provisions and external scholarship sources separately.