Studying at the workgroup Mechanical Process Engineering

Our workgroup is in many ways committed towards the training of students and pupils. Its focus is on regular lectures and mandatory internships as well as on the supervision of seminar papers. In addition, we offer interested students the opportunity to participate in our workgroup and give pupils the chance to familiarise themselves with our specialist area. Periodically, we organise excursions to companies in the field of material-conversion industry as well as to relevant trade fairs.

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Important topics at a glance

lectures

Here you can find information on lectures of the workgroup Mechanical Process Engineering. Follow the link for lecture materials and OPAL.

topics for master theses

You can find topics for your master thesis here.

Practical Courses

Information to practical cources organised by Mechanical Process Engineering research group

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General information

Where can I do my advanced internship? How much time am I granted for the assignment? In what period of time should my exam be corrected? Are there any format requirements for diploma theses? What should I pay attention to regarding the internship in Process Engineering?

Internships for pupils

We offer internships for interested pupils in our laboratory. Pupils will be guided by our laboratory staff and supervised by academic researchers.

Teaching and Training at MVT

The workgroup Mechanical Process Engineering offers several lectures for the courses of study “Process Engineering and Technologies of Natural Materials” and “Renewable Energy Systems”. Part of the regular training is the practical training in Process Engineering; in this context, we supervise four test rigs.

What is more, we assign various topics for papers (scientific internships) and diploma theses, and provide interested students with the opportunity to participate in our research projects as a student assistant. On a regular basis, we give pupils multi-day insights into the university’s working methods and engineering research topics. We furthermore organise regular excursions to industrial partners in the field of material-conversion as well as to relevant trade fairs.

We advise our students in selecting an appropriate company or institute for their advanced internship and assist them in organising their stays abroad. On this homepage, students will find support in terms of formal rules of the main studies’ structure (e.g. before and after the advanced internship, start of diploma thesis) and important documents (regulations and notes).