Mechanical Engineering and Building Services Engineering

Mechanical Engineering and Building Services Engineering

Mechanical Engineering and Building Services Engineering

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Mechanical Engineering | Mechanical Engineering (intl) | Building Services Engineering |Automotive Engineering | International Business and Technology | Energy Management and Technology | Facility Management | Facility Technology

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CHE ranking in 2025 - Mechanical Engineering degree programme rated above average

In the recently published student survey, the Mechanical Engineering programme at the Ohm was rated above average in curriculum and study environment in comparison to other higher education institutions.

Thank you to all of the students who participated in the voting.

BERUFE.TV: What can you expect when you study Mechanical Engineering?

“What topics will I learn about, if I pursue a degree in mechanical engineering?”
This short video from the “Arbeitsagentur” contains answers to this question.

Students have been studying mechanical engineering at Nuremberg Tech for many years. As long as 150 years ago, its predecessor institution held lectures in railway engineering and locomotive construction. The Faculty is home to around 1,400 students, which makes it one of the most represented areas of study at Nuremberg Tech.

Intense collaboration with industrial companies in the region, multifaceted collaborations with foreign partner institutions in Europe and Asia, and projects involving applied research and development characterize the teaching and learning atmosphere in the Faculty and help to ensure that graduates are optimally prepared for the requirements they will face in the professional world.