Project Groups & Project Work
Project Work (Master)
Applies to
- M.Sc. ETIT (PO 2023): module ETIT-280
- M.Sc. A&R (PO 2025): module AR-374
Credits: 6 CP
Content: A module in which a clearly defined problem is worked on, individually or in small groups (up to three students). The work can be theoretical, experimental or constructive and includes a written report according to scientific criteria. The Project Work is not equivalent to the former Project Group (12 CP).
Organisation: Project works are assigned directly at the chairs, not centrally, and are not tied to a semester. They can start at any time, for example as part of a research project or as preparation for the Master's thesis. Please contact the members of our Team directly. You can find current research topics and supervisors on our Theses page.
Practical Project (Bachelor)
Applies to
- B.Sc. ETIT: module ETIT-192
- B.Sc. NES: module ETIT-192
Credits: 4 CP
Content: Working on a practical task in the laboratory and documenting the results during the course of study, individually or in teams.
Organisation: Practical projects are assigned directly at the chairs, not centrally. The institute does not offer practical projects yet. Should topics become available, they will be announced here.
Project Groups (old examination regulations only)
Applies to
- M.Sc. ETIT (start before WiSe 2024/25): module ETIT-280
- M.Sc. A&R (start before WiSe 2025/26): module AR-380
Credits: 12 CP
Content: The goal of a project group is the development of competence for teamwork in solving scientific and technical problems. Project groups are only available under the old examination regulations and are not the same as the Project Work (6 CP).
Organisation: Announcements and registration periods are published on the . Registration takes place toward the end of the previous semester's lecture period.
Scientific Project Work (Bachelor Wirtschaftsingenieurwesen)
Applies to
- B.Sc. Wirtschaftsingenieurwesen (start before WiSe 2026/27): module MB-358
- B.Sc. Wirtschaftsingenieurwesen (start from WiSe 2026/27): module MB-9203
Credits: 5 CP (MB-358), 6 CP (MB-9203)
Content: The student is introduced to the independent processing of industrial engineering questions by preparing a scientific project work (term paper) and presenting it orally. MB-9203 additionally includes the seminar "Scientific Work" (1 CP). The work should be carried out in a team if possible.
Organisation: Project works are assigned directly at the chairs, not centrally, and are not tied to a semester. They can start at any time, for example as part of a research project or as preparation for the Master's thesis. Please contact the members of our Team directly. You can find current research topics and supervisors on our Theses page.