Master in Computational Engineering

FAU Erlangen Nurnberg is a historic and research-intensive public university based in Erlangen and Nuremberg, with origins dating back to 1743. Hosting more than 38,000 students, including a large international community, FAU blends long academic traditions with modern facilities across engineering, medicine, natural sciences and the humanities. Its dual-campus environment offers both urban opportunities and a strong sense of academic community.

The university is widely recognized for innovation, interdisciplinary research and an outward-looking international perspective. FAU supports intensive training for early-career researchers and offers a broad portfolio of programs and research centers, including 25 strategic areas of focus. Strong industry links, well-equipped laboratories and numerous international partnerships enable students to engage in applied research, technology transfer and collaborative projects with global relevance.

Students at FAU benefit from comprehensive services such as academic advising, language support and career placement, plus active student organizations and cultural life in two dynamic Bavarian cities. English-language master's courses and exchange opportunities make it accessible to international learners. Graduates typically leave with rigorous research experience, practical skills and professional networks that support careers in academia, industry and public sectors worldwide.

The Master in Computational Engineering is a 2-year program at FAU Erlangen Nurnberg in Germany. It's for students who want a Master's degree in Engineering and are proficient in English. This program helps students prepare for challenges in simulation and modeling.

The curriculum covers computer science, applied mathematics, and established engineering fields. Students develop skills in high-performance computing and simulation. They also learn about modeling and can participate in the Bavarian Graduate School of Computational Engineering or get a double degree with the Università della Svizzera italiana.

Graduates can work as Simulation Engineers, Data Analysts, Computational Modeling Specialists, or Research Scientists. They can find jobs in industries like aerospace, automotive, or healthcare, and work for employers such as research institutions or technology companies.