Still available study places: Apply now at TU Kaiserslautern for the winter semester

Anyone interested in engineering, economics, social sciences, and natural sciences will find the Technical University of Kaiserslautern (TUK) the perfect place. Until the end of August, prospective students can apply for the non-restricted study programs. For the restricted programs, the deadline is July 31st this year. These include, for example, the two Bachelor's programs in Food Chemistry and Sports Science and Health. Applications can be submitted digitally.

Electrical Engineering, Mathematics, Computer Science, or perhaps Chemistry? TU Kaiserslautern offers over 100 Bachelor's, Master's, and Diploma programs such as Materials Engineering, Urban Planning, Integrative Social Science, Physics, and Mathematics. Many programs are also interdisciplinary.

The Bachelor's program in Food Chemistry, for example, provides knowledge from Inorganic/Analytical, Organic, and Physical Chemistry. Additionally, fundamentals in Food Chemistry and Instrumental Analysis are part of the curriculum. The Bachelor's program of the same name is located at the intersection of Sports Science and Health. The program covers important fundamentals in health education, anatomy and physiology, aspects of prevention and rehabilitation, as well as sports practice, didactics, and methods of sports science. The restricted Master's program in Toxicology deals with the harmful effects of chemical substances on living organisms, especially humans. The program focuses on classic toxicological disciplines as well as biochemical and molecular biological analysis, biostatistics, and chemical analysis.

New for the winter semester is the Master's program "Political Science: Globalization and Digitalization." Graduates will acquire the knowledge and skills to understand and analyze the political, legal, social, and economic aspects of the mega-trends globalization and digitalization in their contexts. Also starting in autumn is the four-semester Master's program in Sociology and Empirical Social Research with a focus on Computational Social Science. It bridges sociology, methodology, and computational social science.

If you are interested in studying at TU Kaiserslautern, find more information at https://www.uni-kl.de/studium/studienangebot/.

Or apply directly online at:
https://www.uni-kl.de/studium/vor-dem-studium/bewerbung/