Welcome to the Faculty of Sustainable Infrastructure
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The team at the Neuburg campus
The challenges of our time call for new ideas on sustainable living, economic activity and construction. As the Faculty of Sustainable Infrastructure at the Neuburg Campus, we aim to empower our students to play an active role in shaping the transition towards a sustainable society. In doing so, we combine technical, environmental, economic and social perspectives.
Our Bachelor’s and Master’s degree programmes provide in-depth specialist knowledge and place great emphasis on practical relevance, interdisciplinarity and sustainable solutions. Modern teaching approaches, close collaboration with businesses and institutions, and a direct connection to current challenges create an inspiring learning environment. At the same time, insights from applied research are directly incorporated into our teaching.
As a growing campus with a close-knit atmosphere, we offer space for personalised learning, shared commitment and individual development. Our students benefit from short lines of communication, close interaction and a wide range of opportunities to contribute both professionally and personally.
Whether you’re interested in studying, collaborating or our activities relating to sustainable infrastructure: welcome to the Neuburg Campus. We look forward to connecting with you.
Studying at the Faculty of Sustainable Infrastructure
At the Faculty of Sustainable Infrastructure on the Neuburg Campus, the focus is on sustainable thinking, innovative solutions and social responsibility. Students benefit from a practice-oriented and interdisciplinary education that combines technical, environmental and economic perspectives, preparing them to play an active role in shaping the sustainable development of infrastructure, the environment and living spaces.
Test bench in the laboratory
Material sample
Material press
LEGO SERIOUS PLAY Method
Neuburg Library
Neuburg Campus
Neuburg an der Donau – Discover the possibilities
Since 2021, Neuburg has been proud to be a university town. The Sustainability Campus of the Ingolstadt University of Technology (THI) is a centre for forward-looking learning and research. Here, you can become part of a young, dynamic community and work on solutions to the challenges of tomorrow. The campus not only offers first-class study facilities, but also an inspiring environment for personal and academic development.
Your new home
Neuburg an der Donau offers you everything you could wish for: a perfect blend of history and modernity, nature and urban life, study and career opportunities. Discover the diversity and become part of a dynamic community. There are affordable halls of residence right on the Sustainability Campus, and numerous flats and rooms in shared accommodation in the town and at the Neuburg Teacher Training College.
- Halls of residence directly on campus: online application via the Erlangen-Nuremberg Student Services Organisation
- Neuburg Teacher Training College: a total of 43 rooms/flats. Applications are made using the form in thedownloads section. Contact the property management team
An easy start to your career in the region
Neuburg and the Neuburg-Schrobenhausen district are a central part of a thriving economic region. With its ideal location between the major cities of Munich, Augsburg and Ingolstadt, Neuburg offers excellent job opportunities and exciting career paths. Here you’ll find innovative companies and numerous opportunities to realise your professional aspirations.
- Neuburg an der Donau benefits from an excellent transport network. This means the campus is easily accessible by train, bus, car, bicycle or on foot. Further information is available here.
Pure nature & parties
Just a few minutes from the town centre lies the Danube Floodplains Biosphere Reserve – a true natural paradise. Stretching between Ingolstadt and Neuburg, this green oasis features its enchanting backwaters, home to rare flora and fauna. It’s ideal for leisurely walks, sporting activities or simply to switch off from everyday life. Neuburg also has a vibrant cultural scene with numerous festivals, events and cultural highlights. In Neuburg, you’ll always find new opportunities to network and become part of an active community.
- Tips and places for climbing, hiking, cycling and things to see: the Urdonau Valley.
- The Altmühltal Nature Park also borders directly on the district. Whether it’s canoeing on the Altmühl, cycling tours or hiking – you’ll find day-trip destinations, routes and events on the Altmühltal Nature Park website.
- If you’re on the hunt for a bargain, do pop over to Ingolstadt Village.
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The Danube in the city
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Fishermen’s Joust
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Christmas market
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Hofgarten Festival
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Running and cycling along the Danube
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Castle Festival
Laboratories of the Faculty of Sustainable Infrastructure
The laboratories offer all departments within the Faculty of Sustainable Infrastructure the opportunity to impart knowledge in a practical setting. Students can carry out experiments themselves and learn subject-specific skills and techniques. The laboratory is a place where students work as a team and solve problems together.
Courses
Practical courses to accompany lectures
Sustainable Civil Engineering
- Building Materials Technology
- Fluid mechanics
- Digital Construction
- Hydraulic Engineering
- Geotechnical Engineering
- Steel Construction
Sustainable Civil Engineering
- Chemistry & Building Materials
- Sustainable Construction Materials
- Reinforced Concrete Design
- Fluid Mechanics & Hydromechanics
Sustainability and Environmental Management
- Circular Economy
Laboratory Management and Team
Vice-Dean Prof. Dr Tobial Liepert
Laboratory Engineer Dr Maria Thumann, Eng.
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Well-rounded skills. Practical training. In high demand in the construction industry.
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Ludwig Angerer
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Ensuring structural stability whilst using as little material as possible – that is one of the most exciting challenges in structural engineering.
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Thilo FeuchtStudiengangsleiter Nachhaltiges Bauingenieurwesen
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Sustainable development requires new perspectives and the ability to combine interdisciplinary knowledge to create innovative solutions. THI provides a unique framework for this.
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Uwe HolzhammerLeiter ForTraNN Forschungs- und Transferzentrum Nachhaltigkeit
