You do not just want to understand the world – you want to model it, predict it and actively shape it. In the Master’s programme Computational Modeling in Engineering, you combine mathematics, physics and data to create tools with real impact. You will develop complex models, evaluate them critically and work in interdisciplinary teams on the systems that will define our future. From theory to application, you will build a profile that is in international demand – for research, high-tech industries and the major challenges of our time.

This is where engineering knowledge becomes the power to create change.

Studying abroad is an important step – academically and personally. At Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), we support you from the very beginning and guide you throughout your entire Master’s degree. What makes KIT distinctive is the close connection between research and real-world application. Our Master’s programmes help you take the next step in your career while broadening your international outlook.

You will learn from experienced researchers as well as experts from industry. Current, internationally recognised research is a core part of your studies. Become part of an international community and help shape the future.

We look forward to welcoming talented students from around the world to study for a Master’s degree at KIT.

This Master’s programme is intentionally demanding and aimed at high-achieving, analytical students with clear ambition.

You will need:

• A Bachelor’s degree with a minimum grade equivalent to 2.3 (German scale) in engineering, natural sciences or computer science
• Prior knowledge in mathematics, natural sciences and engineering
• Participation in selection interviews
• English language proficiency of at least B2 level

Further details can be found here.

Strong Career Opportunities

At KIT, you will gain not only in-depth subject knowledge, but also practical experience and transferable skills that are highly valued worldwide. 

Through close partnerships with leading companies such as Bosch, IBM, SAP and BASF, you benefit from a strong professional network in one of Europe’s most economically dynamic regions.

Our Career Service actively supports your professional development and helps you find internships, projects and graduate career opportunities.

Comprehensive Support from Day One

At KIT, international students are well supported from the start. Even before your arrival, the International Students Office helps with important matters such as applications, visas and enrolment. Welcome events and orientation days help you settle in quickly on campus and in Karlsruhe. Throughout your studies, a range of advisory services is available – whether you need help with organisation, academic planning or personal matters.

You will also benefit from many additional support services. At the Language Centre, you can improve your German or English skills. The House of Competence offers workshops on topics such as presentations, time management and intercultural skills. There are also many opportunities to meet people and build your network through mentoring programmes, student initiatives and international events. This helps you quickly feel at home and become part of KIT’s open and international community.

Our aim is to support your academic success while providing an environment in which you can feel comfortable and develop your full potential.

Studying at KIT is a rewarding experience and an investment in your future. In addition to tuition and administrative fees, you should budget for monthly living expenses:

• Rent
  Shared flat room: approx. €350–550
  Student residence hall: approx. €200–400
• Food
  Supermarket & campus canteen: approx. €200–300
• Transport
  Approx. €30–50
• Internet & Mobile Phone
  Approx. €20–40
• Leisure
  Approx. €80–150
  (Beer: approx. €4, cinema ticket: approx. €11)
• Study Materials
  Approx. €20–40

Total: approx. €600–1,000 per month

EU students may work alongside their studies, for example as student assistants at the university or in part-time jobs in hospitality or retail.

You can also apply for scholarships, such as those offered by DAAD or other foundations and organisations.

Further information.