New Mobility - Micromobility

New Mobility - Micromobility

New Mobility - Micromobility

A career in sustainable and modern mobility options

For you, deciding between car, bus or train is ancient history? Are you interested in sustainable ways of getting around? The Master’s study programme New Mobility – Micromobility provides a study programme in a growing and future-oriented subject area. The Master’s programme is aimed at engineers from a wide range of disciplines as well as designers who are enthusiastic about materials, locomotion and lightweight construction.

The study programme offers the best professional conditions thanks to the special expertise in lightweight construction and fibre composites, which has been part of PFH in research and teaching for years. In addition, you will apply the knowledge you have acquired during your studies to practical, “real-life” projects. As a graduate of the New Mobility degree programme, you will be involved in the development of mobility solutions and will be able to use your knowledge to understand mobility concepts and evaluate them. 

Study Content

The Master’s programme lasts four semesters, in which you deepen your knowledge in digitalization, innovation and sustainability as well as ethical and legal issues in an international and intercultural context. You will gain practical knowledge through numerous projects and case studies in each semester. In preparation for the job market, you will not only acquire the needed theoretical knowledge in the field of modern drive concepts. You will also acquire essential skills to help you apply this knowledge to practice and learn how to use relevant tools. In addition, you will be able to oversee projects with different frameworks and work with others to develop a successful product. A scientific-theoretical orientation of the master’s programme is shown in the examination of current research statuses in the lectures and in the preparation of scientific papers.

Module 1: Advanced Mathematics and Technical Mechanics
Advanced Mathematics
Advanced Technical Mechanics

Module 2: In-depth Project Management
Agile Project Management
Digital Factory Planning

Module 3: Big Data
Machine Learning
OLAP and Data Mining

Module 4: Innovation and Digital Transformation
Digital Business Models
Innovation and Start-up Management

Module 5: Law and Ethics
Engineering Ethics
Patent Law and Innovation Protection

Module 6: Sustainable Development / Circular Economy
Sustainable Structural Design
Circular Economy

Module 7: Sensor Technology and Applications
Measurement and Control Technology
Sensor Technology

Module 8: Modern Materials and Technologies
Additive Manufacturing
Composites and Processes

Module 9: Information Technology and Cyber Security
Hazards and Security Measures
Data, Information and Knowledge Technologies

Module 10: Digital Technologies
Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT)
Applied Simulation / Virtual, Augmented, Mixed Reality

Module 11: Management Accounting
Internal Accounting and Controlling
Finance and Risk Management

Module 12: Change Management and Leadership
Change Management
Leadership

Module 13: Quality Assurance and Control
Quality Techniques and Procedures
Non-destructive Testing (NDT)

Module 14: Mobility Concepts and Technologies
Vehicle Categorisation
Modern Vehicles
Energy Storage Systems

Module 15: Infrastructure in Transports and Mobility
Transport Infrastructure
Charging Infrastructure

Module 16: Design for Mobility Concepts
Digital Test Models
Lightweight Construction and Construction Methods

Module 17: Project / Internship
Research Methods
Internship

Project Work

Module 18: Master Thesis
Master’s Thesis and Disputation

Course Details

Why PFH?

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University Partners

Collaborative partnerships with other universities enable joint research projects, support the permeability of available courses for students of the respective other university and pave the way for PFH graduates to undertake doctoral projects at the respective partner university.

Through international university partnerships, PFH creates the structures for student exchanges and academic qualifications in the respective countries.

Our Industry Partners

PFH University Board of Trustees (13 world famous companies) and its more than 500 partner companies, the University has excellent links to business throughout Germany and, particularly in the regions of Göttingen and Stade, is embedded in a largely SME-oriented company environment.

Frequently Asked Questions

At PFH University, you can apply at any time.

  1. Application form via our website
  2. Curriculum vitae
  3. Higher education entrance qualification
  4. Copy of passport
  5. Digital photo
  6. Letter of motivation
  7. Employment references
  8. Letter of recommendation 

Yes, you will need proof of advanced English language skills, e.g. Bachelor’s taught in English, TOEFL, IELTS, ESOL CAE or BEC Higher.

If you are a citizen of a country in the EU, EEA or Switzerland, you do not require a visa or other documentation to enter Germany and study here. However, once you arrive and find accommodation, you must register with the local residents’ registration office. If you are coming from a country other than the ones named above, you will require a visa. For more information specific to your home country, please visit the Federal Foreign Office website.

At PFH University, we offer international students three types of scholarships:

  1. STIBET-Programmes
  2. DAAD Prize
  3. Deutschland Stipendium/Germany Scholarship

For more information on each of the scholarships, click here.

During your studies, you are generally allowed to do 120 full days or 240 half-days of paid work and take small student jobs. In exceptional circumstances, your local foreigners office may impose further restrictions.

International students coming to Germany have two options when it comes to accommodation: student halls of residence and private accommodation. For more information, you can visit the Accommodation Finder from the Federal Ministry of Education and Research or contact our international office.

When you compare Germany to other European countries, you’ll find that it’s not very expensive. The living costs are just slightly higher than the EU average, with rent being the largest expense. On average, students in Germany spend around 850 EUR per month (750 EUR in Göttingen for the management degree).

Questions - always welcome

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