Explore how technical ideas become useful products and systems. This English-taught Engineering degree in Kleve offers space to discover your interests before choosing the directions you want to pursue.
Course essentials
- Institution
- Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences
- Country
- Germany
- Subject
- Engineering
- Study level
- Bachelor's degree
- Teaching language
- English
- Study format
- On campus
- Campus
- Kleve campus, Germany
- Duration
- 7 semesters, full-time
- Credits
- 210 ECTS
- Tuition
- No tuition fees. Semester contribution: €365.10 for winter 2026/27, including the semester transport ticket and student-service contributions. This is a semester charge, not an annual tuition price; later semesters may differ.
- Intake
- Winter semester; official semester start 1 September. The course page lists 15 July as its application deadline without specifying the intake year. Check the current application calendar before applying.
Information reviewed: 2026-10-18
What you will explore
The course begins with a shared foundation and opens into areas including electronics, robotics, information and communication technology, and sustainable product development. Business-oriented pathways are also available. The curriculum includes a group project, an internship or period abroad, and a final thesis.
Applying
You will need a suitable university entrance qualification and B2 English. Applicants with qualifications obtained outside Germany generally apply through uni-assist; the university explains the route in its international application guide. German-language proof is not required for the English-taught programme.
Making the most of your choice
Think about the kind of work you enjoy: building physical systems, writing software, testing designs or connecting technology with business. Comparing the specialisations against a project you would love to make can be more revealing than choosing a course by its title alone.
Meet Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences and read our guide to studying in Germany to plan the experience around your course.
Official information
Official programme information. Engineering module handbook; semester contribution; university cost guidance.
Details reviewed on 18 October 2026. The fee notes identify the academic year and category; use the official pages for updates before applying.