School of Engineering

Architecture, Civil Engineering, Geoinformatics and Surveying

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School of Engineering


The Department of Engineering as an organizational unit comprises the following three disciplines:

  •   Architecture
  •  Civil and Environmental Engineering
  •  Applied Informatics and Geodesy

From building design, construction, execution and maintenance to computer-aided measurement methods, our Bachelor's and Master's degree courses offer a wide range of specialization options. 

Our modern laboratories and workshops offer students the opportunity to put their theoretical knowledge directly into practice. This is where innovative projects, creative prototypes, and valuable experience in working with the latest technology are created.

Teaching is particularly practice-oriented because lecturers often incorporate their current research projects at the university's internal institutes.

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Prof. Dr.-Ing. Andreas Garg, Dean of the School of Engineering

“We are technology: grounded in engineering science, practical, innovative, sustainable, and interdisciplinary. Whether architecture, civil or industrial engineering, geodesy, real estate management, or computer science—whether dual, part-time, or full-time: we combine solid fundamentals with applied research and regional responsibility. Close cooperation with business, administration, and research institutions creates the best conditions for future-oriented education."

Bachelor's degree programs

Designation Type of program Degree Starting semester academic department
Applied Informatics (Public Services) dual B.Sc. Dual degree program, part-time Bachelor's degree WiSe interdisciplinary
Applied Informatics B.Sc. Full-time Bachelor's degree WiSe interdisciplinary
Architecture B.Eng. Full-time Bachelor's degree SuSe / WiSe School of Engineering
Architecture with integrated practical period B.Eng. Full-time Bachelor's degree SuSe / WiSe School of Engineering
Building and Property Management / Facility Management B.Eng. Full-time Bachelor's degree WiSe School of Engineering
Civil Engineering B.Eng. Full-time Bachelor's degree SuSe / WiSe School of Engineering
Geoinformatics and Surveying B.Sc. Full-time Bachelor's degree SuSe / WiSe School of Engineering
Geoinformatics and Surveying B.Sc. Combined Studies Bachelor's degree WiSe School of Engineering
Industrial Engineering (Construction) B.Eng. Full-time Bachelor's degree WiSe School of Engineering
In­ter­na­tio­nal Civil Engineering B.Eng. Full-time Bachelor's degree SuSe / WiSe School of Engineering
Technical Property Management dual Dual degree program Bachelor's degree WiSe School of Engineering

Master's programs

Designation Type of program Degree Starting semester academic department
Applied Informatics M.Sc. Full-time Master's degree WiSe School of Engineering
Architecture: Residential Building M.Sc. Full-time Master's degree WiSe School of Engineering
Building & Property Management/Facility Management M.Eng./ M.Sc. Full-time Master's degree SuSe / WiSe School of Engineering
Civil Engineering: Construction in Existing Contents M.Eng. Full-time, Part-time Master's degree SuSe / WiSe School of Engineering
Digital Methods in the Humanities and Cultural Studies M.A. Full-time Master's degree WiSe School of Engineering
Geoinformatics and Surveying M.Sc. Full-time Master's degree WiSe School of Engineering
Geoinformatics M.Eng. On-the-job, Part-time Master's degree SuSe School of Engineering
Geoinformatics and Surveying M.Sc. Full-time Master's degree WiSe School of Engineering
Technical Property Management M.Eng./M.Sc. On-the-job, Part-time Master's degree SuSe / WiSe School of Engineering

Institutes

Our institutes bring together the research initiatives of the School of Engineering and offer students close contact with current research topics.

The respective projects are carried out in close cooperation with partners from industry, science, society, and public administration.

i3mainz

The Institute for Spatial Information and Measurement Technology (i3mainz) is involved in research and development tasks as well as technology and knowledge transfer in connection with spatial data. The respective projects are carried out in close cooperation with partners from industry, science, society, and public administration.

   
Website I3Mainz

ai-mainz

The Architectural Institute (ai-mainz) focuses on architecture and information technologies in the fields of historical building research, monument preservation, and architectural education, as well as in the areas of design, building construction, and building operations.

Website ai-mainz

IREC

The Institute of Real Estate and Construction Management (IREC) is engaged in innovative research and development tasks in the management, planning, construction, and operation of construction and real estate projects. The focus here is on technology transfer and knowledge exchange between applied research, construction practice, and the real estate industry.

 
Website IREC

iS-mainz

The Institute of Innovative Structures (iS-mainz) conducts basic and applied research in the field of sandwich technology and is expanding its activities to include lightweight steel construction, structural dynamics, timber construction, and materials and design development in the construction industry.

Website iS-mainz

Laboratories and workshops

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Who to contact

Andreas Garg
Dean
T +49 6131 628-1010 | +49 6131 628-1321
Thomas Klauer
Vice Dean
T +49 6131 628-1413
Rita Keßler-Morath
Rita Keßler-Morath
Managing Director
T +49 6131 628-1012