Prospective students need a Bachelor's degree in an environment orientated study program or in engineering sciences at least 180 credit points. Further prerequisites are:

• English language - B2-standard of the European framework of reference for languages,
• German language - B2-standard of the European framework of reference for languages,
• verification of at least
  - twelve credit points in Engineering mathematics,
  - twelve credit points in physics/mechanics/statics/mechanics of materials and
  - six credit points in chemistry/process Engineering.
  A maximum of six credit points can be made during the first year of study.