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Simulation Technology - Master

Information for prospective students

Course content, study program structure, and the application process – guidance and information on the Master's study program in Simulation Technology at the University of Stuttgart.

Simulation Technology

DEGREE

Master of Science

APPLICATION DEADLINE

July 15
for winter semester
January 15
for summer semester

INTERNSHIP

Internship not required

ADMISSION

Admission unrestricted

Please note the admission requirements

START

Winter and Summer Semester

STANDARD PERIOD OF STUDY

4 Semester

LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS

Not required

TEACHING LANGUAGE

German

Recreating the world digitally: Simulation as a key technology for innovation

How can computer models help us understand complex systems – from the atmosphere to the cell? How can simulations help develop new technologies before they are even built?

The Simulation Technology Master's study program teaches you how to understand complex systems using mathematical modeling, data analysis, and computer-aided simulations. This interdisciplinary program combines mathematics, computer science, and engineering, preparing students for careers in research and high-tech industries.

  • Interdisciplinary studies in fields relevant to the future
  • A flexible, customizable curriculum offering a wide range of specializations
  • Research projects integrated into your studies and close links to current research
  • Studying at the Stuttgart Center for Simulation Science (SC SimTech)

A solid foundation in mathematics, computer science, and the natural or engineering sciences is a prerequisite for this Master’s program. The SimTech bachelor's program provides a solid foundation in areas such as analysis, numerical methods, programming, physics, and mechanics.

Your prior knowledge will be assessed based on your ECTS transcript of records and a supplementary form. A genuine interest in simulation, mathematical modeling, and complex systems is just as important as a strong technical foundation. Students have significant freedom to design their own course of study, making the program especially rewarding for self-starters who enjoy exploring connections across disciplines.

66

66 out of 120 ECTS credits can be freely selected to develop an individual competency profile.

4

4 core disciplines: mathematics, computer science, engineering, and natural sciences

9.999

9,999 different applications for simulations in industry, medicine, and the environment

Accreditation

The quality of this degree program has been certified.

Contact for further questions

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Maren Paul

Dr.-Ing.

Coordinator Study Program | Committee for Knowledge Transfer | Mental Health First Aider

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