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    Ansbach University of Applied Sciences

    Sustainable Building Systems

    Germany1.5 yearsTaught in EnglishOpen to international students

    Why students choose this program

    • Taught in English
    • No application fee

    Introduction

    Ansbach University of Applied Sciences is a modern, high-ranking institution in Bavaria known for its focus on innovation, technology, and media. With a strong emphasis on practical application and international collaboration, it offers a vibrant environment for students aiming to excel in the digital age.

    About the Program

    This three-semester Master's programme addresses the transition toward energy-efficient, CO2-neutral buildings, covering both new construction and the retrofitting of existing building stock. The curriculum includes building physics, energy system technologies, electrical engineering for energy applications, photovoltaics, building energy simulation, sustainable HVAC systems, virtual power plants, smart building controls, and Building Information Modelling. The programme is structured across three semesters: the first establishes technical foundations, the second extends into sustainable building systems and controls, and the third is devoted to the Master's thesis and seminar. German language classes are available as an elective module. The programme starts in the winter semester and is offered at Ansbach University of Applied Sciences in Feuchtwangen, Germany.

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