Carl Benz School of Engineering Bachelor in Mechanical Engineering - Specialization in Global Production Management
Carl Benz School of Engineering

Carl Benz School of Engineering

Bachelor in Mechanical Engineering - Specialization in Global Production Management

Karlsruhe, Germany

Bachelor's degree

3 years

English

Full time

EUR 7,180 / per semester *

On-Campus

* fees for EU students | fees for on-EU students: 8,680 EUR.

Key Summary

    About : The Bachelor in Mechanical Engineering with a specialization in Global Production Management equips students with essential skills in mechanical design, production processes, and management principles. This program prepares students for the complexities of modern production environments, addressing both local and global challenges in manufacturing.
    Career Outcomes : Graduates can pursue careers in various sectors, including manufacturing, supply chain management, and project management. Roles may include mechanical engineer, production manager, and quality assurance specialist, providing opportunities to work in dynamic environments and lead innovative projects.

The Carl Benz School of Engineering offers high school graduates the unique opportunity to study internationally renowned German engineering in English. The 3-year bachelor’s program aims to prepare future engineers for a successful career.

The Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) is ranked #1 in employability amongst all German universities and achieves numerous top placements in the field of engineering every year. As the Mechanical Engineering College of the KIT, the Carl Benz School of Engineering offers high-quality lectures by excellent professors of the KIT. All students receive an individualized all-in-one service package, support, additional training and study guidance in order to develop their professional profile.

Specialization in Global Production Management

Production management is a vital key to the operation of companies. This specialization opens doors to countless career opportunities, including the hands-on training program SmartFactory∂Industry.

Students learn about production planning and control, production logistics, distribution centers, the optimization of logistical networks, material flow processes and project management. The evaluation of methods in terms of technical and economic aspects and virtual product development processes (product lifecycle management) are also important.