Overview
The Power Engineering course at TU Munich encompasses both electrical aspects and the thermodynamic and mechanical needs of modern energy systems, offering a comprehensive interdisciplinary education.
This master’s program in Power Engineering builds upon existing knowledge in energy technology and caters to those with an undergraduate degree in electrical or mechanical engineering, or a related field. It’s a two-year international master’s course of high calibre, incorporating lectures in electrical engineering and computer science, mechanical engineering, physics, and civil, geo, and environmental engineering.
Students will gain the ability to tackle complex projects in energy generation and supply autonomously. Upon graduating, they will be proficient in independently managing intricate projects in the realm of power generation and distribution.
Course Details
| University | Technical University of Munich |
| Degree | M.Sc. (Master of Science) |
| Subjects | Power Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Applied Engineering, Energy Engineering |
| Language | English only & German language course |
| Study Mode | On Campus |
| Application Deadlines | Winter semester: 15 Mar/31 May |
| Duration | 2 Years (starting: Winter semester) |
| Tuition Fees | Free (per semester) |
| Qualification Requirements | Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in electrical or mechanical engineering, with a strong focus on power engineering. Excellent grades required. |
| Language Requirements | English: IELTS (min 6.5), TOEFL iBT (min 88), TOEFL pBT (min 605), Cambridge C1 Advanced (CAE) or C2 Proficiency (CPE) with grades A, B, or C. Additional ways to prove English proficiency include a document stating the medium of instruction during bachelor studies was English, a GMAT score higher than 600, or transcripts showing more than 50% of the program in English. German language skills are expected to be acquired by the end of the second semester. |
| Application Procedure | Local admission restriction; No Admission Test/Interview; Application directly at the University (incl. VPD from uni-assist) |
| Application Fee | The initial application fee is €75, and for every subsequent application, the fee is €30 each. |
Application Documents
- Application Form: After completing your online application, download, print, and sign the application form. Next, proceed to upload the form to the application portal.
- Passport: A copy of your valid passport.
- Preliminary Record Examination (VPD) by Uni-assist for Non-EU Applicants: If your bachelor’s degree was obtained outside the EU/EEA, you need to have your documents evaluated by Uni-assist, which will issue a VPD. This evaluation determines your eligibility for postgraduate studies in Germany. Applicants from Switzerland are exempt from this requirement. After receiving your VPD from Uni-assist, forward it to TUM promptly. Note that this verification by Uni-assist is not the same as applying to TUM.
- Curriculum Vitae: A current CV.
- Transcript of Records or Bachelor’s Degree (Certified): If you have already graduated, upload your bachelor’s degree. If not, upload your most recent transcript of records. The document must clearly show your overall grade (CGPA) and the grading system. Upload an authenticated copy of the document. If it’s not in German or English, include an authenticated translation.
- Statement of Purpose: This should be a one-page letter of motivation in DIN A4 or letter format, 12pt font, single-spaced. It should include a declaration of authenticity, your interest in Power Engineering at TUM, your qualifications, and reasons for selection. Discuss your projects, research internships, etc. It must be in English, even if you are fluent in German.
- Two Letters of Reference.
- Proof of English Language Proficiency: Refer to the language requirements for specifics.
- Optional – Proof of German Language Proficiency: If applicable, as per the language requirements.
- Optional – GRE/GATE Scores: If you have these scores, they can be included in your application.
