Indispensable experts in various technical disciplines

No matter whether it is vehicle construction, aerospace, energy technology or plant engineering: mechanical engineers are indispensable in a wide range of technical disciplines. They work in the area of conflict between advancing globalisation, increasing scarcity of resources and permanent technological progress, which constantly presents developers and designers with new challenges. Students on the "Mechanical Engineering" course of study are optimally prepared for these challenges.

Three possibilities for SPECIALISATION

The study program can be completed both part-time and full-time. There is a choice of three branches of study for specialisation: Manufacturing Engineering, Energy Engineering and Technical Design. Students learn about modern manufacturing technologies, including 3D printing. The course design focuses on project-based learning in order to combine theoretical knowledge with practical skills in the best possible way. In addition, there is special expertise in simulation-supported design, which is an important competence for graduates later in their professional lives.

Competences in the fields of simulation, bionic design and prototyping are also the focus of the bachelor's degree program in "Mechanical Engineering". However, entrepreneurial skills are also important for successful mechanical engineers. These are consolidated with courses in languages, economics and management. The course of study places particular emphasis on practical training, which is conveyed in the laboratory exercises offered, in a development project and finally in the professional internship. In addition to careers in companies with a technical orientation, graduates can also choose to deepen their academic knowledge or work in specialized research institutions after completing the course. 

Mechanical engineering extended

MASCHINENBAU EXTENDED  (LAVANTTAL)

Seit dem WS 2020/21 ist es für Studierende aus der Region Lavanttal leichter möglich, das berufsbegleitende Bachelor-Studium Maschinenbau abwechselnd am Campus Villach und in St. Stefan / Lavanttal zu absolvieren:

Access has been made easier for students from the Lavanttal region to complete the Bachelor's degree programmes in "Systems Engineering", "Mechanical Engineering" and "Industrial Engineering" (in the part-time organisational form).

FH EXTENDED @ Lavanttal means that
  • Selected courses are held on the premises of the FH Kärnten on the premises of PMS Elektro- und Automationstechnik GmbH.
  • some courses or course dates are transmitted live from Villach to the modern classrooms of PMS Elektro- und Automationstechnik GmbH by video conference
  • the remaining courses will be held together with the group of part-time students at the FH Campus Villach, where the degree programme is offered.
  • the Regional Management Lavanttal supports the students with EUR 200 start-up capital

Presence phase at the start of studies (FH Carinthia, Campus Villach)

Course times during the semester:
Winter semester (WS): Mid-September - early February
Summer semester (SS): End of February - beginning of July

Course times (within the week, except attendance week)

  • Mon & Wed: from 5:40 pm (hybrid / St.Stefan Lavanttal)
  • Fri: from 2:20 pm (face-to-face teaching or hybrid / St.Stefan Lavanttal)
  • Sat: full day (face-to-face teaching, Campus Villach)

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HTL graduates can shorten their bachelor's degree by up to one year if they have passed selected entrance examinations before starting their studies and have completed a relevant HTL. The entry requirement for the 3rd semester is a grade point average of 2 or better in the last two annual reports (4th and 5th grade) of the HTL.

Entry into the 2nd semester is possible on an individual basis after reviewing the documents.

Further information

Study & Work

With over 100 Study & Work partner companies and organizations, CUAS offers students the opportunity to combine studying and working!

Study & Work for full-time students

  • Extent of employment: marginally up to 8h / week possible
  • Timetable: Some degree courses are organized so that Monday is a day off.

Study & Work for part-time students

  • Scope of employment: part-time up to max. 20h / week possible
  • The timetable is organized in a work-friendly way (lectures at the end of the day, weekend, blocked or online).

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Mechanical Engineering part-time

Application deadline

Winterterm 2025
Period I: 01.11.-15.03.2025
Period II: 16.03.-15.05.2025
Period III: 16.05.-15.07.2025
Period IV: 16.07.-30.09.2025* 

For applicants from outside Europe applications are only accepted within Period I.

*We reserve the right not to open the period or to close it early.

Study start

The semester starts in October - we only offer intake in winterterm!


The start of lectures can be found in the individual timetable which is available after enrollment.

Teaching time

Mon & Wen from 17:40

Fri from 14:20

Sat full-time till 16:00

Events

Study Guidance

Book your personal appointment right now!

You can find out more about our advisory services, events and fairs on our website.

Further information

Language of instruction: German
Minimum of B2, stated by either
- ÖSD ("Österreichisches Sprachdiplom Deutsch")
- DAF ("Deutsch als Fremdsprache")
- Goehte Sprachinstitut

    Admission requirements:

    Please note that foreign educational documents in some cases need to be legalized as well as translated in order to apply. More information can be found in our official application guideline

    Mechanical Engineering extended

    Application deadline

    Winterterm 2025
    Period I: 01.11.-15.03.2025
    Period II: 16.03.-15.05.2025
    Period III: 16.05.-15.07.2025
    Period IV: 16.07.-30.09.2025* 

    For applicants from outside Europe applications are only accepted within Period I.

    *We reserve the right not to open the period or to close it early.

    Study start

    The semester starts in October - we only offer intake in winterterm!


    The start of lectures can be found in the individual timetable which is available after enrollment.

    Teaching time

    Monday & Wednesday 17.40h
    Friday 14.20 h
    Saturday fulltime

    Events

    Study Guidance

    Book your personal appointment right now!

    You can find out more about our advisory services, events and fairs on our website.

    Further information

    Language of instruction: German
    Minimum of B2, stated by either
    - ÖSD ("Österreichisches Sprachdiplom Deutsch")
    - DAF ("Deutsch als Fremdsprache")
    - Goehte Sprachinstitut

      Admission requirements:

      Please note that foreign educational documents in some cases need to be legalized as well as translated in order to apply. More information can be found in our official application guideline

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      Please contact us if you have any questions about your studies:

       

       

       

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      Level of qualification
      Bachelor
      ECTS credits
      180.00
      Tuition fees
      € 363.36 / semester
      Qualification awarded
      • Bachelor of Science in Engineering
      Duration of study
      6 semester
      ÖH (Austrian Student Union) fee
      € 24.70 / semester
      Language of instruction
      German
      FH campus
      • Villach

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      Profile

      As a newly designed engineering program, the bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering provides a comprehensive understanding of the function of machines, product development and plants. Mechanical engineers deal with vehicle construction, plant engineering, production engineering, product development, engine technology and the associated classical basic subjects. They work in areas such as aerospace, series development, energy technology or energy machine construction.

      Students can choose between a part-time course of study and a full-time course of study. Students can also choose between three specialisation areas: production engineering, energy mechanical engineering and technical design. Current topics such as additive manufacturing/rapid prototyping, generative design and bionics as well as simulation-supported design and validation are examined in detail in these modules. Up to 3D printing, students come into contact with a variety of modern manufacturing techniques.

      What students should bring to their studies:

      • Interest in scientific and technical tasks.
      • A creative personality who enjoys innovative developments.
      • Logical thinking skills combined with a good command of English.
      • Curiosity and the ability to work independently.

      Concrete previous knowledge is not necessary for the Bachelor's degree program "Mechanical Engineering". Therefore, students from all types of schools can start this course of study after their Matura if they bring the appropriate interest and willingness to perform. In order to facilitate the start of studies, the Carinthia University of Applied Sciences offers intensive courses in mathematics, computer science and physics. Missing university entrance qualifications can be compensated by relevant professional qualifications and attendance of the pre-study course.

      After successful completion of their studies, graduates have the following skills and knowledge:

      • They apply their basic knowledge from the subjects mathematics, computer science, mechanics and electrical engineering in order to derive and implement solutions.
      • Sound basics in bionics, industrial design and product development
      • Sound basics in presentation techniques, design thinking and creativity techniques
      • Sound basics in CAD modelling, CAM development
      • Well-founded basics in simulation software
      • They know about the basic principles and procedures in applied measurement and control technology.
      • They are able to assist in the implementation of controls in mechanical systems.
      • You are familiar with the essential physical principles for the mechanical, thermodynamic and fluidic design of machines and plants and are able to use electrical drives, combustion engines and fluid flow machines in a targeted manner. - They can explain the essential methods from statics and strength theory, kinematics and kinetics.
      • They can design plants and their components and recognise weak points in designs and existing plants and are able to design machines and plants in accordance with the load.
      • They describe complex technical systems from the field of mechanical engineering and modify them according to the system concept.
      • They are familiar with the development and production processes up to recycling. 

      Current courses - Mechanical Engineering

      LectureTypeSPPSECTS-CreditsCourse number
      CAD ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.00000.20.150
      Fundamentals of Electrical Engineering ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.00000.20.160
      English 2 SE 2,0 2,0 B2.00000.20.201
      Science of Strength of Materials 1 ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.00000.00.030
      Casting and separation ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.00000.20.060
      Engineering Mathematics 2 ILV 4,0 5,0 B2.00000.20.040
      Mathematical Modeling and Parameterization ILV 1,5 2,0 B2.00000.20.080
      Mess- und Sensortechnik ILV 1,5 2,0 B2.00000.20.190
      Physics 2 ILV 3,0 4,0 B2.00000.20.030
      Recasting and joining ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.00000.20.070
      Material science 2 ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.00000.20.170
      LectureTypeSPPSECTS-CreditsCourse number
      Finite element method ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.06060.40.060
      Finite element method ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.06060.40.060
      Design and Construction ILV 3,0 5,0 B2.06060.42.160
      Design and Construction ILV 3,0 5,0 B2.06060.42.160
      Mechanisms and gear trains ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.06060.00.110
      Mechanisms and gear trains ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.06060.00.110
      Intercultural Communication SE 1,0 1,0 B2.00000.00.021
      Intercultural Communication SE 1,0 1,0 B2.00000.00.021
      Design Theory ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.06060.40.140
      Design Theory ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.06060.40.140
      Machine elements 2 ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.00000.40.100
      Machine elements 2 ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.00000.40.100
      Project management ILV 1,0 1,5 B2.00000.00.310
      Project management ILV 1,0 1,5 B2.00000.00.310
      Control Engineering Mechanical Engineering ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.00000.40.110
      Control Engineering Mechanical Engineering ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.00000.40.110
      Technical Thermodynamics 2 ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.06060.40.010
      Technical Thermodynamics 2 ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.06060.40.010
      Heat and material transfer ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.06060.40.030
      Heat and material transfer ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.06060.40.030
      Study program: Energy TechnologyTypeSPPSECTS-CreditsCourse number
      Fundamentals of process automation ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.00000.40.130
      Fundamentals of process automation ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.00000.40.130
      Fluid flow machines ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.06060.40.070
      Fluid flow machines ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.06060.40.070
      Study program: Production TechnologyTypeSPPSECTS-CreditsCourse number
      Additive manufacturing ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.00000.40.120
      Surface engineering and tribology ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.06060.40.100
      Study program: Technical DesignTypeSPPSECTS-CreditsCourse number
      Presentation techniques 2 ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.06060.40.090
      Prototyping 1 ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.06060.40.080
      LectureTypeSPPSECTS-CreditsCourse number
      Bachelor Examination DP 0,0 2,0 B2.00000.60.500
      Internship BOPR 0,0 21,0 B2.00000.60.460
      Recycling Technologies SE 2,0 3,0 B2.06060.60.010
      Seminar Bachelor Thesis SE 1,0 2,0 B2.00000.60.480
      Seminar Internship SE 2,0 2,0 B2.00000.60.470
      LectureTypeSPPSECTS-CreditsCourse number
      Chemistry ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.00000.10.040
      Chemistry ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.00000.10.040
      Introduction to Mechanical Engineering ILV 2,0 3,0 B2.06060.10.010
      Introduction to Mechanical Engineering ILV 2,0 3,0 B2.06060.10.010
      English 1 SE 2,0 2,0 B2.00000.11.071
      English 1 SE 2,0 2,0 B2.00000.11.071
      Informatik 1: Grundlagen und Programmieren ILV 4,0 5,0 B2.00000.10.050
      Informatik 1: Grundlagen und Programmieren ILV 4,0 5,0 B2.00000.10.050
      Engineering Mathematics 1 ILV 4,0 5,0 B2.00000.10.010
      Engineering Mathematics 1 ILV 4,0 5,0 B2.00000.10.010
      Physics 1 ILV 3,0 4,0 B2.00000.10.080
      Physics 1 ILV 3,0 4,0 B2.00000.10.080
      Engineering Statics ILV 3,0 3,5 B2.00000.10.090
      Engineering Statics ILV 3,0 3,5 B2.00000.10.090
      Technical drawing ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.00000.10.030
      Technical drawing ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.00000.10.030
      Materials Science 1 ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.00000.12.100
      Materials Science 1 ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.00000.12.100
      LectureTypeSPPSECTS-CreditsCourse number
      Electric Drives 1 ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.00000.30.030
      English 3 SE 2,0 2,0 B2.00000.30.021
      Science of Strength of Materials 2 ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.06060.30.030
      Fluid mechanics ILV 3,0 4,5 B2.06060.30.050
      Machine elements 1 ILV 2,5 3,5 B2.00000.32.300
      Numerical methods ILV 2,0 3,0 B2.06060.30.020
      Technical dynamics ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.06060.30.010
      Engineering Thermodynamics 1 ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.06060.30.040
      Material and Component Testing Group 1 LB 1,5 2,0 B2.00000.30.080
      Material and Component Testing Group 2 LB 1,5 2,0 B2.00000.30.080
      Material and Component Testing Group 3 LB 1,5 2,0 B2.00000.30.080
      Material and Component Testing Group 4 LB 1,5 2,0 B2.00000.30.080
      Study program: EnergiemaschinenbauTypeSPPSECTS-CreditsCourse number
      Hydraulic systems and pneumatics ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.06060.30.011
      Measurement and sensor technology2 ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.00000.30.110
      Study program: FertigungstechnikTypeSPPSECTS-CreditsCourse number
      Manufacturing Machines ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.00000.30.100
      Industrial Design ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.06060.30.060
      Study program: Technisches DesignTypeSPPSECTS-CreditsCourse number
      Presentation techniques 1 ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.06060.30.120
      Industrial Design ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.06060.30.060
      Study program: FertigungstechnikTypeSPPSECTS-CreditsCourse number
      Additive manufacturing ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.00000.40.120
      LectureTypeSPPSECTS-CreditsCourse number
      Business Administration ILV 2,0 2,0 B2.00000.70.010
      Business Administration ILV 2,0 2,0 B2.00000.70.010
      Fundamentals of Innovation Managment ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.00000.70.020
      Fundamentals of Innovation Managment ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.00000.70.020
      Machine dynamics ILV 2,0 3,0 B2.06060.50.020
      Machine dynamics ILV 2,0 3,0 B2.06060.50.020
      Presentation techniques SE 1,0 1,5 B2.00000.52.430
      Presentation techniques SE 1,0 1,5 B2.00000.52.430
      Project Mechanical Engineering PT 3,0 5,0 B2.06060.50.010
      Project Mechanical Engineering PT 3,0 5,0 B2.06060.50.010
      Quality Management ILV 1,0 1,5 B2.00000.52.410
      Quality Management ILV 1,0 1,5 B2.00000.52.410
      Technical Systems Experiment LB 2,0 3,0 B2.06060.50.030
      Technical Systems Experiment LB 2,0 3,0 B2.06060.50.030
      Technical Systems Simulation ILV 2,0 3,0 B2.06060.50.230
      Technical Systems Simulation ILV 2,0 3,0 B2.06060.50.230
      Academic Research and Writing VO 1,0 1,5 B2.00000.00.320
      Academic Research and Writing VO 1,0 1,5 B2.00000.00.320
      Study program: Energy TechnologyTypeSPPSECTS-CreditsCourse number
      Electric Drives 2 ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.06060.50.250
      Electric Drives 2 ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.06060.50.250
      Piston Engine ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.06062.50.240
      Piston Engine ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.06062.50.240
      Design of Experiment ILV 1,0 2,0 B2.00000.52.420
      Design of Experiment ILV 1,0 2,0 B2.00000.52.420
      Study program: Production TechnologyTypeSPPSECTS-CreditsCourse number
      Evaluation of production processes ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.00000.50.440
      Logistics ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.00000.70.790
      Design of Experiment ILV 1,0 2,0 B2.00000.52.420
      Design of Experiment ILV 1,0 2,0 B2.00000.52.420
      Study program: Technical DesignTypeSPPSECTS-CreditsCourse number
      Introduction to Generative Design ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.06060.50.060
      Prototyping 2 ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.06060.50.050
      Theory of industrial design ILV 1,0 2,0 B2.06060.50.040
      LectureTypeSPPSECTS-CreditsCourse number
      CAD ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.00000.20.150
      Fundamentals of Electrical Engineering ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.00000.20.160
      English 2 SE 2,0 2,0 B2.00000.20.201
      Science of Strength of Materials 1 ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.00000.00.030
      Casting and separation ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.00000.20.060
      Engineering Mathematics 2 ILV 4,0 5,0 B2.00000.20.040
      Mathematical Modeling and Parameterization ILV 1,5 2,0 B2.00000.20.080
      Mess- und Sensortechnik ILV 1,5 2,0 B2.00000.20.190
      Physics 2 ILV 3,0 4,0 B2.00000.20.030
      Recasting and joining ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.00000.20.070
      Material science 2 ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.00000.20.170
      LectureTypeSPPSECTS-CreditsCourse number
      Finite element method ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.06060.40.060
      Design and Construction ILV 3,0 5,0 B2.06060.42.160
      Mechanisms and gear trains ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.06060.00.110
      Intercultural Communication SE 1,0 1,0 B2.00000.00.021
      Design Theory ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.06060.40.140
      Machine elements 2 ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.00000.40.100
      Project management ILV 1,0 1,5 B2.00000.00.310
      Control Engineering Mechanical Engineering ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.00000.40.110
      Engineering Thermodynamics 2 ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.06060.40.010
      Heat and material transfer ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.06060.40.030
      Study program: EnergiemaschinenbauTypeSPPSECTS-CreditsCourse number
      Fundamentals of process automation ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.00000.40.130
      Fluid flow machines ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.06060.40.070
      Study program: FertigungstechnikTypeSPPSECTS-CreditsCourse number
      Additive manufacturing ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.00000.40.120
      Surface technology and tribology ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.06060.40.100
      Study program: Technisches DesignTypeSPPSECTS-CreditsCourse number
      Presentation techniques 2 ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.06060.40.090
      Prototyping 1 ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.06060.40.080
      LectureTypeSPPSECTS-CreditsCourse number
      Bachelor Examination DP 0,0 2,0 B2.00000.60.500
      Internship BOPR 0,0 21,0 B2.00000.60.460
      Recycling Technologies SE 2,0 3,0 B2.06060.60.010
      Seminar Bachelor Thesis SE 1,0 2,0 B2.00000.60.480
      Seminar Internship SE 2,0 2,0 B2.00000.60.470
      LectureTypeSPPSECTS-CreditsCourse number
      Chemistry ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.00000.10.040
      Introduction to Mechanical Engineering ILV 2,0 3,0 B2.06060.10.010
      English 1 SE 2,0 2,0 B2.00000.11.071
      Informatik 1: Grundlagen und Programmieren ILV 4,0 5,0 B2.00000.10.050
      Engineering Mathematics 1 ILV 4,0 5,0 B2.00000.10.010
      Physics 1 ILV 3,0 4,0 B2.00000.10.080
      Engineering Statics ILV 3,0 3,5 B2.00000.10.090
      Technical drawing ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.00000.10.030
      Materials Science 1 ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.00000.12.100
      LectureTypeSPPSECTS-CreditsCourse number
      Electric Drives 1 ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.00000.30.030
      English 3 SE 2,0 2,0 B2.00000.30.021
      Science of Strength of Materials 2 ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.06060.30.030
      Fluid mechanics ILV 3,0 4,5 B2.06060.30.050
      Machine elements 1 ILV 2,5 3,5 B2.00000.32.300
      Numerical methods ILV 2,0 3,0 B2.06060.30.020
      Technical dynamics ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.06060.30.010
      Engineering Thermodynamics 1 ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.06060.30.040
      Material and Component Testing LB 1,5 2,0 B2.00000.30.080
      Study program: EnergiemaschinenbauTypeSPPSECTS-CreditsCourse number
      Hydraulic systems and pneumatics ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.06060.30.011
      Measurement and sensor technology2 ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.00000.30.110
      Study program: FertigungstechnikTypeSPPSECTS-CreditsCourse number
      Manufacturing Machines ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.00000.30.100
      Industrial Design ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.06060.30.060
      Study program: Technisches DesignTypeSPPSECTS-CreditsCourse number
      Presentation techniques 1 ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.06060.30.120
      Industrial Design ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.06060.30.060
      LectureTypeSPPSECTS-CreditsCourse number
      ABWL ILV 2,0 2,0 B2.00000.70.010
      Machine dynamics ILV 2,0 3,0 B2.06060.50.020
      Sustainable Innovation Management ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.00000.70.020
      Presentation techniques SE 1,0 1,5 B2.00000.52.430
      Project Mechanical Engineering PT 3,0 5,0 B2.06060.50.010
      Quality Management ILV 1,0 1,5 B2.00000.52.410
      Technische Systeme Labor LB 2,0 3,0 B2.06060.50.030
      Technical systems Simulation ILV 2,0 3,0 B2.06060.50.230
      Academic Research and Writing VO 1,0 1,5 B2.00000.00.320
      Study program: EnergiemaschinenbauTypeSPPSECTS-CreditsCourse number
      Elektrische Antriebe 2 ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.06060.50.250
      Kolbenmaschinen ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.06062.50.240
      Study program: FertigungstechnikTypeSPPSECTS-CreditsCourse number
      Evaluation of Production Processes with Focus on Sustainability ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.00000.50.440
      Sustainable Supply Chain Management ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.00000.70.790
      Versuchsplanung ILV 1,0 2,0 B2.00000.52.420
      Study program: Technisches DesignTypeSPPSECTS-CreditsCourse number
      Introduction to Generative Design ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.06060.50.060
      Prototyping 2 ILV 2,0 2,5 B2.06060.50.050
      Theory of industrial design ILV 1,0 2,0 B2.06060.50.040

      Job & Career

      Graduates of this program are specialists in all relevant areas of mechanical engineering. The professional field thus opened up is comprehensive and includes the entire field of mechanical and plant engineering as well as manufacturing and production technology.

      Graduates are employed as:

      • R&D engineer
      • Design Engineer
      • Test engineer
      • Production Engineer
      • Sales Engineer
      • customer support engineer

      The areas of activity include:

      • Mechanical engineering (all areas)
      • Plant construction (all areas)
      • Vehicle construction
      • aerospace
      • Power Engineering
      • Relevant research institutions

      The successful completion of the Bachelor's degree entitles the holder to a Master's degree in the field of Engineering & IT at the Carinthia University of Applied Sciences in the scope of 4 semesters as well as a Master's degree in the field of Engineering & IT at another FH or university.

      Career profiles

      Martin Planner, BSc MSc

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      Clarissa Becker, MSc

      Clarissa Becker, MSc.

      For the native German, it all started with a fascination for the show “Sendung mit der Maus” and an irrepressible curiosity about how everyday…

      Alexander Winkler

      Alexander Winkler

      Alexander Winkler received targeted training for his current function in his continuing education.

      Giuseppe Piccolruaz

      Giuseppe Piccolruaz decided to study mechanical engineering with a specialisation in power engineering at the Villach Campus.

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      Faculty and Staff - Mechanical Engineering

      Head of Degree Program Mechanical Engineering/Mechanical Engineering/Light Weight Engineering

      FH-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Dr. techn.

       Robert Hauser
      Administration of Studies
       Dagmar Maria Kofler
      Planning of Schedules and Rooms
       Carina Jellitsch
      Professor of Computer Science

      FH-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. (FH)

       Christian Madritsch
      Professur für Konstruktion & Simualation

      Dr.

       Robert Winkler
      Professor of Physics

      FH-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Dr.

       Manfred Baltl
      Professor of Industrial Engineering

      Mag. DI Dr.

       Bernhard Heiden, MBA
      Head of Degree Program Electrical Energy & Mobility Systems, Professor of Electrical Engineering/Electrical Drive Engineering

      FH-Prof. Dipl.-Ing.

       Winfried Egger
      Vice Dean Engineering & IT, Professor of Manufacturing Systems Engineering

      FH-Prof. DI Dr.

       Franz Oswald Riemelmoser, MBA
      Senior Lecturer

      Dipl.-Ing. Dr. mont.

       Robert WERNER
      Professor

      Mag.a

       Sandra Filipic-Klinar
      +43 (0)5 90500-3117
      s.filipic-klinar[at]fh-kaernten[dot]at

      Primoschgasse 8
      9020 Klagenfurt am Wörthersee
      Research Assistant
      Project Staff
       Clarissa Becker, B.Eng. MSc
      Project Assistant
       Alexander Berndt, BSc MSc
      Laboratory Engineer

      Ing.

       Christian Oswald

      Ing. Dipl.-Ing.

       Hans Werner Samonik, BSc
      Junior Researcher
       Stephan Mark Thaler, BSc MSc MSc
      Laboratory Management EngIT & Lecturer

      DI

       Reinhard Tober

      Campus & Arrival

      Villach

      The Villach region combines tradition, cosmopolitanism and quality of life with the advantages of an innovative business location. Villach, a small town with about 60,000 inhabitants, is an international high-tech location with groundbreaking cooperation between science and industry and is also increasingly developing into a start-up town.

      Situated directly at the intersection of three cultures, Villach, situated on the Drava river, is an important traffic junction in the Alps-Adriatic region. This special geographical location and the beautiful landscape around Villach and in the federal state of Carinthia have made the region a popular holiday destination for generations, further beyond the borders. The drinking water quality of the lakes and the particularly clean air make Villach and its surroundings an environmental paradise.

      In addition to its geographical advantages, Austria also leads the world in terms of its social and health care system and is considered a particularly safe, prosperous and liveable country.

      Despite the above-average prosperity and the comprehensive state social benefits, Villach compares favourably with many international destinations. The "small town bonus" comes into its own here and makes everyday life affordable.

       Explore Campus Villach on a 360° Tour.
       Make a virtual walk through the Science & Energy Labs – T10.

      Motorway exit Wernberg, then on the B 83 approx. 2 km in the direction of Villach, after the Villach town sign the B83 passes under the A2 motorway, and then immediately right the first exit in the direction of MAGDALENEN SEE. Following the signs for Magdalenen See, the road leads through a small wooded area, always follow the road, after an S-curve past Magdalenen See (left) always straight ahead, cross the southern railway line and go uphill directly into the centre of St. Magdalene. Turn right at the top of the hill, down the road, the grounds of the technology park are already visible to the south, the chimney of the combined heat and power plant, and directly in the sharp right-hand bend turn left onto the grounds of the technology park.

       

      Motorway exit Villach/Ossiacher See, then approx. 2 km in the direction of Villach, on the right is Gasthof Seehof, on the left is Lake Vassach, continue on the B33 left in the direction of east, Wernberg, Klagenfurt, always follow the B33, after approx. 4 km turn right in the direction of Magdalenen See. The road leads through a small forest, always follow the road, after an S-curve past Lake Magdalenen (left) always straight ahead, cross the southern railway line and go uphill directly into the centre of St.Magdalen. Turn right at the top of the hill, down the road, the grounds of the technology park are already visible to the south, the chimney of the combined heat and power plant, and directly in the sharp right-hand bend turn left onto the grounds of the technology park.

       

       

      The bus company Dr. Richard runs from Villach city to the FH in about every 15 minutes. The timetables are coordinated with the timetables of the ÖBB.

      Contact

      Europastraße 4
      9524 Villach, Austria

      +43 5 90500 7700 
      villach[at]fh-kaernten[dot]at

      Explore Campus Villach on a 360° Tour.