Construction bionics, Master of Engineering

Distance learning program @ Centre for Distance Learning in the University Consortium 

Read everything about Distance learning program Construction bionics with degree Master of Engineering (M.Eng.). The study program is offered by Centre for Distance Learning in the University Consortium based in Koblenz. Questions about studying? Use the academic counseling and write your question or review in the comments below.

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🏫 Provider Centre for Distance Learning in the University Consortium, Academic institution based in Koblenz (Germany)
The Centre for Distance Learning in the University Consortium, zfh, founded in 1995 and based in Koblenz, is a scientific institution of the states of Rhineland-Palatinate, Saarland, and Hesse. The zfh promotes and supports the development and implementation of distance learning in these federal states and cooperates with 18 universities of applied sciences.
🎓 Field of Study Natural Sciences
📜 Degree Master of Engineering (M.Eng.)
⏳ Duration 6 Semesters
🎯 ECTS 90 Credit Points
🌍 Language of Instruction German
📖 Course contents General Biology and Bionics I, Physiology for Engineers, Introduction to Bionics / Bionic Elective, Fundamentals of Bionic Product Development, Shape Optimization and Design, Technical and Bionic Construction Materials, General Biology and Bionics II, Locomotion, Ortho-bionics, Bionic Solution Search, Project Construction Bionics, CAD and Modern Calculation Methods, Technical Elective, Research + Development - Project, incl. Presentation
📅 Enrollment Winter or summer semester
💶 Fees
from 8136 € total
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Learning from nature - bionics forms the interface between biology and technology. By systematically studying the functional and design principles of nature, it helps developers to translate these principles into technical product developments. This enriches conventional engineering approaches and creates innovations, cost savings, and efficiency improvements. Examples of this are the winglets on aircraft wings, which reduce fuel consumption, or lightweight components that are inspired by tree structures or mammalian bone growth.

 

The master's programme is aimed at engineers in the fields of mechanical engineering, mechatronics, materials science, or similar disciplines. Additionally, individuals with a biological bachelor's degree are also welcome to apply. Graduates of the programme are able to discover unconventional solutions in nature and implement them in technology.

 

Admission is available for the summer and winter semesters.

Annual application deadlines:
For the summer semester: early November to January 15th
For the winter semester: early May to July 15th

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