Master’s

A master's degree is a graduate degree. Thus, one of the prerequisites for admission is a successfully completed undergraduate program (i.e. a bachelor's program). The standard duration of most master’s programs at TU Clausthal is four semesters.

Each bachelor’s program at TU Clausthal has at least one consecutive master’s program (see Permitted bachelor’s and master’s combinations). Once you have your bachelor’s degree, you do not need to go through a separate application and selection procedure to be admitted for a consecutive master’s program.

If you did not complete your bachelor’s degree at TU Clausthal, please consult the Prerequisites section on the page of the master’s program you wish to take, to find out what other prerequisites you may need to meet in order to apply. A master’s degree is equivalent to the Diplom degree that German universities used to offer. Master’s graduates are qualified for doctorate studies.

These are the master’s degree programs available at TU Clausthal

Chemistry * (Master)

Chemistry * (Master)

The Master's degree course is material and process-oriented and offers a wide range of options for individual specialization with the two fields of Applied Chemistry and Polymer Chemistry.

Digital Technologies * (Master)
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Digital Technologies * (Master)

The Master's degree program is application-oriented and interdisciplinary. The computer science subjects are further deepened and tested within the digitization projects from the six application areas.

Electrical and Computer Engineering (Master)

Electrical and Computer Engineering (Master)

Future autonomous systems in industry and transportation require research in measurement, control and automation technology.

Energy and Materials Physics * (Master)
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Energy and Materials Physics * (Master)

Energy and Materials Physics offers the unique opportunity of a thematically broad and in-depth education in materials physics and materials chemistry of renewable energy technologies.

Energy Systems Engineering (Master)
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Energy Systems Engineering (Master)

The broad training opens up a wide range of fields of activity in all companies associated with the energy transition, especially in management and development activities.

Geoenvironmental Engineering (Master)
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Geoenvironmental Engineering (Master)

The Master's degree course is characterized by its interdisciplinary programme from the fields of applied geosciences, geoinformatics, geomatics, environmental geotechnics and environmental protection engineering.

Computer science * (Master)

Computer science * (Master)

Become an expert in current topics in computer science, such as artificial intelligence, human-computer interaction, energy informatics, computer graphics, big data, and hardware and software engineering.

Intelligent Manufacturing (Master)
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Intelligent Manufacturing (Master)

Training engineers with problem-solving skills for Industry 4.0 and strong expertise in product development, production and automation technology and data science.

 

Mechanical Engineering * (Master)

Mechanical Engineering * (Master)

Students acquire engineering and interdisciplinary qualifications that enable them to work individually in the industries and fields of mechanical engineering.

Materials Science and Engineering (Master)

Materials Science and Engineering (Master)

The requirements for the functionality and cost-effectiveness of consumer goods and everyday products are becoming increasingly complex.

Mining Engineering (Master)

Mining Engineering (Master)

Our Mining Engineering students will be trained in a diversity of fields regarding the raw material production.

Petroleum Engineering (Master)

Petroleum Engineering (Master)

Even in this era of transformation for climate protection and the energy system, the fossil fuels oil and natural gas remain an essential pillar of our society.

Technical Management (Master)

Technical Management (Master)

Decision-making in management often involves close interrelationships between business issues and matters of engineering.

Environmental Process Engineering and Recycling (Master)

Environmental Process Engineering and Recycling (Master)

How we deal with garbage, waste water, and emissions, taking into account technological, economic, and social issues, is what this degree program is all about.

Process Engineering/Chemical Engineering * (Master)

Process Engineering/Chemical Engineering * (Master)

The master’s program imparts the more in-depth expertise that is required for positions of responsibility, particularly in research and development.

Business Chemistry (Master)
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Business Chemistry (Master)

Start of studies in the winter semester 2025/2026. Applications possible from May 2025.

Business Chemistry combines the subjects of Business Administration and Chemistry.

Business Informatics * (Master)

Business Informatics * (Master)

Business informatics performs an interface function between computer science, which is often technically oriented, and application-oriented business administration.

Business and Engineering (Master)

Business and Engineering (Master)

Students are introduced to state-of-the-art research areas in the three focuses they can choose from: production and processes, management of energy and mineral resources, and materials engineering.

Industrial/Applied Mathematics * (Master)

Industrial/Applied Mathematics * (Master)

Excellent career opportunities, e.g. in the automotive and aviation industries, in telecommunications and transportation companies, at banks and insurance companies or at energy suppliers.

The study programs marked with * can also be studied part-time.