Introduction
The planning of this Bachelor's program is nearing completion. The information presented is subject to change.
Program objectives
StREaM is an interdisciplinary, international Bachelor’s program that combines engineering and economics, with a special focus on sustainability as an overlapping theme. On the one hand, graduates acquire basic knowledge in engineering and in economics. On the other hand, they know and understand the principles of sustainable development as well as its importance for the economy and industry, the environment, and society in Germany as well as internationally.
Graduates acquire skills that allow them to:
Identify and analyze problems that intersect engineering and economics and work with others to develop solutions to these problems;
Plan, carry out, and evaluate sustainability projects while taking into account engineering, economic, ecological, societal, and cultural perspectives;
Communicate, collaborate and cooperate successfully within interdisciplinary and intercultural contexts, also while using digital tools;
Reflect on their personal competence development and continuously develop themselves.
Degree course content
Sustainability as an overlapping theme.
Engineering and Environmental Sciences Basics, for example, in:
Materials and Production Engineering
Ecology and Resources
Renewable Energy Systems
Economic Sciences Basics, for example, in:
International Accounting and Finance
Production Management and Global Supply Chains
Business Development
Additional content:
Ethics and Social Responsibility
Intercultural Communication
German as a Foreign Language
Projects
Optional Courses
Bachelor’s project and thesis
Prospects
Job opportunities exist, for example, in industrial and service companies as well as in the public sector – and generally in any sector where skills are needed to make production and product design processes more sustainable and to use and manage resources and energies in a responsible way.
Their interdisciplinary academic education allows StREaM graduates to work in positions that require an understanding of both technology and economics, for example, in the fields of product distribution, product development as well as in quality and environmental management. Another field of activity is consulting.
Admission
Admission restriction
No restricted admission
Special admission requirements
Evidence must be provided of knowledge of the English language to level B2 of the Common European Framework.
