with a degree in architecture, civil engineering or transport engineering
The faculty at the Campus Haspel offers three university degree programmes on the future topics of planning, construction and mobility: Architecture, Civil Engineering and Transportation Engineering. The respective Bachelor's degree programmes provide a broad qualification, while the Master's degree programmes that build on them offer you different profiles. Here is an overview:
- The Architecture degree programme teaches you design skills in the context of social, technical, ecological and economic relationships. You will learn to think creatively and critically and to pursue your ideas from the initial sketch through to the in-depth development stage.
- The Civil Engineering degree programme offers a comprehensive education from structural engineering to water and environmental engineering through to digital planning, construction and operation. You will acquire in-depth knowledge of natural and engineering sciences and apply this in a practical way in projects and laboratories.
- The Transportation Engineering degree programme offers you a combination of engineering and business management content in order to develop efficient and sustainable mobility concepts. We are the only university in North Rhine-Westphalia to have the teaching and research area of cycling in our portfolio.
We would be happy to advise you: take advantage of the general student counselling services and our subject-specific counselling services. We look forward to hearing from you!
Students at the faculty have access to numerous facilities and services during their studies, such as a modelling workshop, 3D printer, laser cutter, VR/AR lab or the BIM lab with state-of-the-art workstations and high-tech equipment. The Haspel campus also has its own specialised library with an integrated materials library and a canteen with bistro. Tip: A cargo bike can also be borrowed from the Department of Cycling.
Have you already decided on one of our degree programmes? If so, please contact the relevant student counselling service for architecture, civil engineering or transport engineering:
Student interests are represented at Haspel Campus by the student councils for architecture, civil engineering and transport engineering. If you have any questions about your studies from a student perspective, you can also contact the student councils, who will be happy to help.
The Central Student Advisory Service at the University of Wuppertal offers help with general questions about studying, such as: study options, admission, design and organisation of studies or graduation. Support is also available for personal and professional uncertainties, learning problems and doubts about studying. Further information can be found on the website of the Central Student Advisory Service.
The University of Wuppertal offers a wide range of study orientation programmes for school pupils. You can find more information here.
The CHE University Ranking evaluates facts about study programmes, teaching and research. Student judgements on the study conditions at their university are also taken into account. For this reason, the CHE University Ranking is the most informative ranking for universities in the German-speaking world. Each subject is assessed every three years.
In the latest ranking, the subjects of Architecture and Civil Engineering at the University of Wuppertal also received very good ratings.
Further information on the CHE University Ranking can be found here.
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