PLP BEng Business Engineering

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Study Business Engineering in Heidelberg, Germany

Business Engineering (B.Eng.)

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Become a business engineering expert

Become a versatile expert at the intersection of technology and business. Our B.Eng. in Business Engineering combines mechanical and electrical engineering, computer science, and economics. You’ll develop technical and analytical skills, design solutions for real-world challenges, and gain the intercultural and teamwork abilities needed to bridge the gap between engineers and economists.

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Business Engineering (B.Eng.)

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What you'll learn

The Business Engineering Bachelor’s programme combines technical and economic expertise. You’ll start with fundamentals in math, engineering, and economics, then dive into topics like innovation management, production engineering, and digital transformation. Alongside technical drawing, programming, and quality management, you’ll gain hands-on experience through projects, internships, and a capstone. From understanding how products work to planning their profitable launch, this interdisciplinary programme prepares you to develop, manage, and market innovations in a global context.

Your career facts

As a graduate of our B.Eng. Applied Mechatronic Systems programme, you are both a technical expert and a business-savvy generalist. You are in demand worldwide, able to bridge the gap between engineering and management, and to lead where technology meets economics.

Possible fields of work include:

Mechanical and plant engineering
Automotive industry
Steel production and processing
Chemical industry
Medical and microsystems technology
Energy industry
Aerospace industry
Traffic and transport technology

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Quick facts

Duration: 7 semesters
Location: Heidelberg, Germany
Tuition fees:
- € 790 per month for EU/EEA students
- € 5,100 per semester for non-EU/non-EEA students