Sustainable Engineering and Management (BEng)

In the first two semesters, students learn the basics of engineering and Management Sciences. They deal with the basics of electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, computer science as well as an introduction to business administration and aspects of a sustainable economy. This is followed by topics such as renewable energies, artificial intelligence, sustainability analyses, investment and financing, statistics and supply chain management.

After the practical semester or study abroad semester, the courses in the sixth semester are held in English. Students deepen their knowledge of leadership, sustainable technologies, sales and marketing. The programme concludes with a bachelor's thesis followed by a colloquium.

A degree in Sustainable Engineering and Management qualifies graduates to work in the energy, production, environmental and mobility sectors as well as in research, consulting or administration. Typical professional fields include project and process management, development, digitisation, sustainability management, energy and infrastructure planning or technical corporate management. The degree programme optimally prepares students for leadership roles in a sustainable, digital economy.

An essential part of studying at Hochschule Bonn-Rhein-Sieg is to apply the knowledge acquired in a practical and solution-oriented way:

• in laboratory practicals in which, for example, physical principles are tested and materials are examined.
• during the three project weeks per semester, which offer the opportunity to work on projects in small teams (Four-One-Model).
• during a practical semester at home or abroad, during which students gain their first work experience.
• in the final thesis, which can be written in cooperation with companies or research institutes.

The city of Sankt Augustin with the campus of the higher education institution borders the city of Bonn to the north-east. The state higher education institution is easy to reach by public transport from Cologne, Bonn, Düsseldorf or Koblenz. The campus is modern and the study rooms, laboratories, workshops and library are excellently equipped. Small study groups enable good contact with other students and lecturers. The higher education institution is well networked and cooperates with around 90 international universities in more than 40 countries