BSc Mechanical Engineering
Linking people, materials, natural sciences and engineering sciences.
Key data
- Degree
- Bachelor of Science FHNW in Mechanical Engineering
- ECTS points
- 180
- Teaching language
- German
- Place
- Brugg-Windisch
There is a demand for mechanical engineers with a broad and varied educational background as well as a strong practical orientation. Wherever complex systems are developed and produced, our graduates are at the forefront of innovation.
The bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering enables you to begin a career in the fields of construction/development or computation/simulation or become involved in the production or commissioning of innovative products. Mechanical engineers make significant contributions during each phase of the entire product life cycle and serve industry as skilled experts.
After a few years in employment, graduates' career paths usually guide them toward managerial roles in business units. Others establish their own company and turn a pioneering idea into a reality.
Insights into the Mechanical Engineering degree programme
Degree
Specialisations
In the third year, you can choose one of three specialisations and specifically tailor your degree programme to a particular professional field:
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Polymer Technologies
Plastics feature predominantly in the items we use in everyday life and have become indispensable. Polymer materials play an important role in achieving technical progress in a range of fields.
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Product Development and Production Engineering
Design, simulation and optimisation of products using innovative technologies, materials and manufacturing processes. Development of production and manufacturing systems including new manufacturing processes and application of innovative technologies such as robotics, additive manufacturing, laser processing.
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Thermal and Fluid Engineering
Design and simulation of innovative solutions in the fields of energy, heat, power and flow. Relevant problems in thermodynamics, fluid mechanics and heat transfer are analysed using experimental methods in the laboratory.
Contact
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Study Administration and Advisory
- Telephone
- +41 56 202 99 33 (direct)
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- FHNW University of Applied Sciences and Arts Northwestern Switzerland
School of Engineering and Environment
Klosterzelgstrasse 2
CH-5210 Windisch - room 1.031
Programme Head
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Prof. Dr. Arne Wahlen
- Telephone
- +41 56 202 75 79 (direct)
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- FHNW University of Applied Sciences and Arts Northwestern Switzerland
School of Engineering and Environment
Klosterzelgstrasse 2
CH-5210 Windisch - room 1.118
Secretariat
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Corinne Müller
- Telephone
- +41 56 202 78 73 (direct)