In a nutshell:
Course concept Education in mechanical engineering (UAS) with the focus on [or: specializing in] power plant technology
Qualification Internationally acknowledged university bachelor degree issued by the Aachen University of Applied Sciences (Fachhochschule Aachen) in cooperation with the KWS.
Prerequisites – General qualification for university entrance – 3-month internship or vocational training – Internship-, voluntary service- or trainee-contract with a company
Lecturers Full-time professors of the Aachen UAS and selected lecturers of the KWS with extensive experience in the power industry
Course start September 2007
Duration 6 Semesters (3 years)
Lecture venues – UAS Aachen, Jülich – KWS, Essen
Students please note: It is also possible to convert from other mechanical engineering courses to the “Power Plant Technology” course, provided that certain provisions are met. Qualified engineers can take the 5th specialization-semester “power plant technology” as an advanced academic qualification.
The advantages for the students and the power industry are obvious: – Students receive hands-on education with a UAS qualification – Companies in the power industry finance and support the students’ education – Young qualified professionals can commit themselves to the company an early stage of their careers
Career paths and company objectives converge.
The partners: The Aachen University of Applied Sciences – with its 8000 students, 220 professors, 200 assistant lecturers and 440 other employees in the locations Aachen and Jülich – is one of the largest German universities of applied sciences. It was founded in 1971, but some of its precursors have existed for 100 years.
A highly practical approach to lecturing and research is one of the central maxims of the Aachen UAS. Close cooperation with regionally and internationally active companies, renowned research institutes and many universities around the world guarantees an education in line with the increasing requirements of the modern job market. The Aachen UAS optimizes its course palette and its attractiveness continually by introducing new, highly qualified Bachelor- and Master-Courses. An example is the development of the new Bachelor-Course specializing in power plant technology.
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