Stuttgart Technology University of Applied Sciences

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Architecture is the science and art concerning the design, technical, economic, ecological, and social planning of buildings. This involves identifying and coordinating many complex requirements. These include everything from the historical and social environment to functionality, design, and economics to suit the means and materials used. The quality of architecture, including interior architecture and urban planning, is measured by the careful consideration of and provision for all of these requirements.
A general education makes way for a flexible career after graduating. Jobs in architecture and construction range from architectural artists and design architects, who concentrate on architectural theory and visual arts, to engineers, who technically design buildings or furniture, to construction site supervisors.
The University of Applied Sciences is situated in Stuttgart, the "City of Architects." It is a university with a nationwide reputation that unifies all multidisciplinary construction skills in one location. The bachelor/master system offers challenging courses in architecture, interior architecture, urban planning, and project management, where students will be imparted solid knowledge on design, technology, and organization.
Focus is on a robust, practical approach to planning and construction and other integrative teaching methods. Students work intensively on campus, in the studio, and in small groups. All of this is with direct supervision from professors and visiting lecturers from the departments of architecture, interior architecture, urban planning, project management, and the neighboring specialized departments of building physics, civil engineering, and surveying.
At Stuttgart University of Applied Sciences, study courses are characterized by the depth of training and close relationship to practice. Optimal support by professors is guaranteed at all times due to the limited number of students. Often a specialization and setting individual priorities are possible already in the Bachelor's degree.
Civil engineers accompany construction projects from the planning, design, and construction to completion and billing for construction services. Thus, extensive knowledge, construction and statics, building physics, and the appropriate legal and safety regulations are needed. You can find civil engineers in management positions of all construction industry sectors, such as construction companies and planning offices, institutions, and authorities of the municipalities, states, and government. The Bachelor's degree course in civil engineering focuses on structural engineering, water and transportation, and construction management.
The Bachelor program Infrastructure Management combines civil engineering course contents with topics from urban planning, energy supply, and project management. The budding infrastructure managers are educated to combine the interfaces between the project stakeholders optimally. Potential employers are infrastructure businesses like public utilities and transportation, utility companies, and the public sector.
Graduates of the Bachelor program Civil Engineering and Business Management are educated in studying content from civil engineering and business administration both on the energy-efficient development of building projects and economical property management. Through the holistic view of the planning and construction and the facility management, they are qualified to take on management tasks in the construction and real estate industry.
After a successful Bachelor's degree and possibilities in practice, a series of consecutive Master's courses will deepen the knowledge. The Master course Civil Engineering/Tunnel Building educates students for tasks with constructive-geotechnical focus.
In the Master course of structural Engineering, graduates of Bachelor of Civil Engineering can deepen their planning and construction of complex engineering structures.
The Bachelor's degree's transport-related curriculum is picked up and deepened in the Master's program of Transportation Infrastructure Management. All modes of transport and the different forms of mobility are included in these master courses.
The Masters of Environmental Protection, International Project Management, and Urban Planning are also available for graduates of a Bachelor of engineering.
The researchers at Stuttgart University of Applied Sciences conduct mostly interdisciplinary work, focusing on building research, and have developed and coordinated extremely successful national and international research projects in recent years. This success shall be expanded further.

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