Biomimetics: Mobile Systems (M.Sc.)
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQ) AND ANSWERS
We have collected and answered many frequently asked questions for you here, organised by topic.
Admission to the programme
When can I start the Master's programme in Biomimetics at Bremen University of Applied Sciences?
Admission to the Master's programme in ‘Biomimetics: Mobile Systems’ takes place in the winter and summer semesters. The application deadlines are 15 July and 15 January.
Application documents must be sent to the relevant Enrolment and Examination Office. Information on applying for a place and the admission regulations is also available there.
Where and how do I apply for the programme?
Die Bewerbung läuft über die Hochschule Bremen und das Portal CampInO. Mehr Informationen über den Ablauf findest du auf der Seite der Hochschule.
Is it a consecutive, non-consecutive or part-time programme?
The Master's programme in Biomimetics: Mobile Systems is a consecutive programme, i.e. its content builds on the Bachelor's programme in International Biomimetics. It is a full-time programme.
Can non-biomimetics specialists also apply for the Master's programme?
Yes. Each case will be examined individually to determine whether the applicant's knowledge of natural sciences and engineering is sufficient for the Master's programme. (see admission regulations)
What are the admission requirements?
- Relevance of first degree: Study components in the fields of biology, biomimetics, computer science, mechanics, technical physics, CAD, FEM, e.g. acquired in the study of biology, biomimetics, physics, mechatronics, fluid mechanics, materials engineering or mechanical engineering.
- Proof of a first professionally qualifying degree with an average grade of at least ‘good’ (2.5) or an ECTS grade of A to B.
- Study and examination achievements totalling at least 210 points according to ECTS or equivalent achievements according to the respective national grading system.
- Submission of meaningful information about the course of study for the first professionally qualifying degree (diploma supplement), unless it is a course of study at the University of Applied Science Bremen.
- Overview of academic and examination achievements to date (transcript of records).
- Curriculum vitae
How many applicants are admitted?
The number of places is limited to 20. If the number of applicants exceeds the number of places available, places will be allocated according to the university's standard assessment criteria. hochschultypischen Bewertungskriterien.
I have completed a 6-semester Bachelor's degree. Is that sufficient for the application?
Applicants who have completed a six-semester bachelor's degree programme with 180 ECTS credits must provide evidence of a further 30 credits before commencing their studies. The options for obtaining the required credits can be discussed with the HSB Examination Office. Key data can be found in the HSB's general admission regulations.
GENERAL INFORMATION
An wen richtet sich das Studienangebot des Masterstudium Bionik: Mobile Systeme?
The master's programme ‘Biomimetics: Mobile Systems’ is primarily aimed at individuals with a first professionally qualifying degree in science or technology (for content, see module handbook). Both biological and engineering content is taught. Applicants to date have come from the fields of biomimetics, biology, physics and engineering (mechanical engineering, aerospace engineering, transport engineering, manufacturing and process engineering). Under certain conditions, graduates from other disciplines may also apply. The general admission regulations of the University of Bremen provide more detailed information on this.
How long is the standard period of study?
The standard period of study is three semesters, with the Master's thesis being written in the third semester.
Are there tuition fees for this programme?
No. There are no tuition fees for the Master's programme in Biomimetics: Mobile Systems. However, general student administration fees for the state of Bremen do apply. Please contact the university's enrolment office for the latest information. The university has also set up an information page on the subject of financing your studies.
What career prospects are available to graduates (M.Sc.) of the Master's programme in Biomimetics: Mobile Systems?
The intersection between natural sciences and engineering makes future graduates attractive to the job market in research and development departments. Graduates have a wide range of career opportunities in all areas of research and development of innovative, sustainable technologies for future-oriented transport and mobility systems.
Future career opportunities include the following areas:
- Professions in the field of ‘human-machine interaction’
- Energy technology
- Robotics
- Automotive industry
- Aerospace
Supply industry - Engineering and design offices
- Research institutions of various kinds
In addition, successful completion of the programme (M.Sc.) gives graduates worldwide access to doctoral programmes.
Is this a German-language programme?
Yes. The Master's programme ‘Biomimetics: Mobile Systems’ is taught in German with some English-language components (see also the module handbook).
Is there a student representative body in Biomimetics?
Yes. The student council committee for the Biomimetics programme runs a website where prospective students can get in touch. The email address is: FSAusschuss.Bionik@hs-bremen.de
Does the Biomimetics programme involve animal testing?
Yes. In order to learn from nature, you also need to study and understand the basics of biology. For this reason, practical modules also involve examining living animals – primarily insects and fish – in wind and water tunnels to study their kinematics and locomotion.
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