Hydrogen Technology Rosenheim Technical University of Applied Sciences

With the threat of climate change and raw material supply limits being reached, the pressure on industry to change its energy and materials base has increased. Developing new ideas and implementing them in day-to-day operations has become a key competence for companies to succeed in their target markets. This results in the need for well-trained and highly qualified professionals with a solid technological background in the new technologies.

The Master's programme in Hydrogen Technology provides students with an application-oriented education within the megatrend of hydrogen. The aim is to deepen and specialise knowledge in the field of production, storage, transport and application of hydrogen and all related areas. After graduation, students will be able to occupy responsible positions as technical experts or project managers.

The study programme offers modules for the acquisition of in-depth technological as well as application-oriented and competence-based knowledge. The theoretical basics are supplemented by project work in the field of hydrogen technology and current challenges of applied research and development projects.

The Burghausen campus is located within the ChemDelta Bavaria, and it combines a strong scientific education with close contacts to companies. The companies within the ChemDelta Bavaria are leaders in the development of hydrogen technologies and play a key role in shaping the transformation of the chemical industry towards a sustainable value chain.

Online info sessions:

Learn more about the programme and join our online info sessions! Register here: www.th-rosenheim.de/info-sessions.

The degree programme consists of three semesters. The modules can be selected from both subject-specific and application- and competence-oriented courses. The modules are supplemented by exercises, laboratory work and seminar lectures.

To support an application-oriented education, a project work dealing with current challenges of research and development in hydrogen technology is part of the study programme.

Part-time studies are possible on request for applicants who are working in parallel. For part-time studies, the programme duration is six semesters instead of three.

With a university entrance qualification from abroad via uni-assist:

• 15 February – 15 May for a study start in October (winter semester)
• 1 September – 30 November for a study start in March (summer semester)

With a German university entrance qualification via TH Rosenheim application portal:

• 15 April – 15 May for a study start in October (winter semester)
• 1 November – 30 November for a study start in March (summer semester)

Admission to the Master’s degree programme requires a Bachelor’s degree in the natural sciences or engineering field, such as Chemical Engineering, Chemistry, Process Automation Systems, Environmental Technology, Process Engineering, Energy Technology, Physics, Materials Science, Materials Engineering or an equivalent qualification obtained in Germany or abroad.

More detailed information on the admission requirements is available at the course website.

97 EUR student union contribution per semester

Each student needs about 992 EUR per month to cover living expenses, student accommodation, health insurance and other related costs in Rosenheim. We recommend calculating approx. 11,904 EUR per year in total.

For international students from non-EU countries

Proof of financial resources / blocked account: With a blocked account, you can provide evidence that you have adequate financial resources during the visa application process. The presumed annual requirement that must be paid into the blocked account when applying for a visa amounts to 11,904 EUR. Please see the information from the Federal Foreign Office: www.auswaertiges-amt.de/en/visa-service/visabestimmungen-node/sperrkonto-seite.

A limited number of student jobs are available at TH Rosenheim (e.g. for lab work, research projects or other support functions). Students can find part-time jobs at regional companies. Basic knowledge of the German language significantly improves your chances of getting a student job.

Online job market at TH Rosenheim:
You will find job postings on the internal online job market at TH Rosenheim.

Bavaria-wide job exchange:
You will also find interesting job offers at: https://jobboerse.th-rosenheim.de/index.php/en.

More helpful tips:
Our website also provides practical advice about working in Bavaria, Germany: https://www.th-rosenheim.de/en/international/incomings/general-information/working-in-bavaria.

Applying for jobs and starting your career

The Career Centre provides students and graduates with information and advice on applying for jobs, career planning and starting out in the world of work.

International students who need assistance with writing applications have the chance to arrange individual appointments in English and German.

Information regarding accommodation in Burghausen is available at https://www.campus-burghausen.de/wohnheime-und-vermittlung/.

Rosenheim Technical University of Applied Sciences (TH Rosenheim): To study at Rosenheim Technical University of Applied Sciences (TH Rosenheim) is to study in one of Germany’s most beautiful and economically attractive regions. With its high-quality and wide-ranging selection of degree programmes, excellent studying conditions, close links with industry and research, and a strong practical connection, our university offers a promising outlook – for studying, leisure time and careers. To help international students feel at home, the university offers a variety of services, such as German language courses and tutors assisting with everyday university life.

Five USPs for studying at TH Rosenheim:

• Low tuition fees for high-quality education
• Practice-oriented education with more than 100 laboratories
• A welcoming atmosphere with close contact between lecturers and students
• German language courses and career workshops for free
• Mountains on the horizon and leisure activities at every turn

Studying in Burghausen

The Burghausen campus is situated in the heart of Burghausen, in the immediate vicinity of the large industrial enterprises in the Burghausen region. Students, professors and lecturers have plenty of space for intensive collaboration in teaching and research, including labs, compact plant facilities, the technical centre and the Audimax of the Burghausen campus. Burghausen is one of the region’s most dynamic cities, situated between Munich and Linz as well as between Passau and Salzburg. Each year, up to a quarter of a million people visit the city on the Salzach river.

With more than 13,000 commuters, Burghausen is of special economic importance to the region as a location for industry in ChemDelta Bavaria. Burghausen – with the world‘s longest castle and its beautiful old town – is an important centre for people from the surrounding areas in Bavaria and Austria.