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M.Sc. Computational Mechanics

Technical University of Munich (TU Munich - TUM) Munich

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  • Over 1,500 EUR/sem
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  • 4 semesters
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  • 31 May
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About the programme

The Technical University of Munich (TUM) is one of the top universities in Germany, known for its excellence in engineering and technology. The university offers a course in Computational Mechanics, which is a highly specialized field that combines principles of engineering, mathematics, and computer science to analyze and solve complex problems in mechanics. Students in this course will learn how to use advanced computational tools and techniques to simulate and predict the behavior of materials and structures under various conditions. The program is designed to prepare students for careers in industries such as aerospace, automotive, and civil engineering, where computational modeling and simulation are essential for innovation and problem-solving. With state-of-the-art facilities and expert faculty, TUM provides an ideal environment for students to gain the knowledge and skills needed to excel in the field of Computational Mechanics.

Fields of study

Civil Engineering(Engineering)
Mechanical Engineering(Engineering)

How to apply

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Requirements

What you need to apply for Computational Mechanics at Technical University of Munich (TU Munich - TUM)

English language

IELTS Overall
6.5/ 9.0
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The minimum TOEFL scores are 234 (computer-based), 605 (paper-based), and 88 (Internet-based).

The minimum IELTS score is 6.5 (average of all disciplines).

The Cambridge exams CAE or CPE (level A, B or C) are accepted as proof of sufficient knowledge of the English language.

If you wish to submit a confirmation of your language of instruction as proof of your English language proficiency, the confirmation has to be issued by an administrative unit of the university (e.g. Examination Office, Registrars Office, Deans Office) on official university paper and has to bear a seal and an original signature.

German language

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Applicants have to prove some basic German knowledge (level A1)

If they cannot prove this upon application, they can take a German course during their first year of studies at TUM.

APS verification

APS certificate
Required for Enrollment

APS checks your degree papers. You need it if your degree is from India, China or Vietnam.

Prerequisites

1. an above-average Bachelor's, Master's degree (or a degree equivalent to these from a German Fachhochschule) in some field of science or engineering

2. a solid background in mathematics

3. a strong background in engineering, structural, and/or applied mechanics

4. a proof of English proficiency, if your mother's tongue is not English

5. Applicants with a degree from an Indian university have to present a valid GATE score

Documents checklist

What to prepare for your application to Computational Mechanics

Programme-specific documents

1. Online Application Print-out (signed)

2. Degree Certificate and Diploma or Subject and Grade Transcript of Studies to Date (certified copy)

3. Transcript of Records (certified copy)

4. Proof of English Language Proficiency (certified copy)

5. Letter of Motivation

6. Complete and Current Résumé (CV)

7. Letter of Recommendation from a Professor

8. Ranking Certificate (not mandatory, but enhances your application)

9. Passport (copy)

10. Most Current Photo (as for ID)

11. Student Health Insurance Certificate

12. Preliminary evaluation by uni-assist for graduate certificates (i.e. a bachelor's degree) obtained in a country outside of the EU/EEA

13.Applicants with a degree from a Chinese/Mongolian/Vietnamese university have to submit a APS certificate.

An essay

The essay needs to be written in English (500 words at maximum). Applicants should address the topic given out by the examination board each year. The topic will be announced until 15 December at the latest (see below). In the essay, you should show your technical knowledge in Computational Mechanics and demonstrate scientific and method-oriented working skills.

The topic of the essay for the application period in 2025 is:

We would like to learn about your personal and academic development expectations. Discuss which course from the curriculum in Computational Mechanics at TUM offers a good means to reach those expectations. Also, please indicate which courses, projects, or other activities from your Bachelor studies relate to the contents of that course.

You can find a list of offered compulsory and elective courses in our wiki at https://collab.dvb.bayern/x/b9hfB. (opens in a new tab)

Please reference and discuss only one specific module from the Master's in Computational Mechanics in depth.

Restrict your discussion to a maximum of two most relevant subjects from your Bachelor’s studies.

Optional: A Ranking Certificate

If available, please upload a ranking statement (certified by your university), e.g., that you completed your Bachelor as the 3rd best student among 50 other graduates in your term.

This programme applies directly to the university, with a VPD from uni-assist. Submit your documents through the correct channel before the deadline.

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Apostille and notarization

Requirements vary by nationality and issuing country. Many German universities require certified translations and, in some cases, document apostilles. Verify current requirements directly with the admissions office, or use our document services for guided preparation.

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How to apply

Step-by-step guide to applying for Computational Mechanics at Technical University of Munich (TU Munich - TUM)

Application procedure

Apply for VPD through uni assist'

Then Direct application

Steps;

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Selection process

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Application quick facts

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uni-assist VPD, then direct

uni-assist checks your papers first. Then the university decides on your application.

Mode

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APS

Required for Enrollment

APS checks your degree papers. You need it if your degree is from India, China or Vietnam.

Application fee

75 EUR

Address

Axel Greim, Arcisstraße 21, 80333 München

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Costs

Tuition

Over 1,500 EUR

per semester

Semester contribution

85 EUR

per semester

Application fee

75 EUR

per application

Estimated year-1 total cost

15,074 – 24,074 EUR

Includes tuition, semester contribution, and estimated living costs. Range accounts for lifestyle differences.

This programme has restricted admission (NC). Admission is competitive and based on academic performance.

Additional fee information

The tuition fees for international students from third countries for this course are 6,000 euros per semester

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