Choosing the right degree course isn’t always easy. Opting for a university education marks not only the start of your career, but also the beginning of a new phase in your life. For many prospective students, it is the first major decision they have to make on their own. This presents plenty of challenges, and we’d like to support you through them on our website.
All our bachelor’s degree programmes are listed on a single page, organised by faculty (sub-department). On the programme pages, you will always find the same layout, which makes it easy to compare them:
If you’re interested in one or more degree programmes at THI, why not attend one of our events or individual sessions to get a first-hand insight? We regularly organise both in-person and online events to provide information about our degree programmes.
Our student ambassadors are usually present at most events. They also provide insights into their degree programmes online and can be contacted.
If you have any specific questions, we at the Student Advisory Service will be happy to provide expert assistance. Please send us a message via the contact form or call us during our office hours: Mon/Wed/Thu 1.00–2.00 pm – 0841 9348-1210.
For subject-specific enquiries or questions about the specific content of a degree programme, please contact the academic adviser for that programme. You’ll find their contact details on the relevant degree programme page.
The best way to gain an insight into a degree programme is through personal experience. Ingolstadt University of Technology therefore offers a range of events to provide information to prospective students
Faculty Bachelor’s Talks: Prospective Bachelor’s students have the chance to find out more about their chosen degree programme! In 60 minutes, you’ll learn everything you need to know about degree programmes, studying and career prospects.
The Virtual Open Day provides information about the international degree programmes and the university itself. You will also receive information about the application process and how best to prepare for your stay in Germany. Afterwards, staff will answer your individual questions in Q&A sessions.
You’ve finished your bachelor’s degree, and now the next big decision is on the cards: should you go straight into work, or do a master’s? And if so, which one’s right for you?
Faculty Master-Talks: Prospective Master’s students have the chance to find out more about their chosen degree programme! In 60 minutes, you’ll learn everything you need to know about degree programmes, studying and career prospects.
The Virtual Open Day provides information about the international degree programmes and the university itself. You will also receive information about the application process and how best to prepare for your stay in Germany. Afterwards, staff will answer your individual questions in Q&A sessions.