Building Energy and Building Information Technology - Bachelor's Degree

Short Description

This study programme focuses on the energy management of buildings. Simply put, this is a matter of creating a comfortable indoor temperature while using the lowest possible amount of energy. After all, one-third of Germany’s primary energy consumption is used to power buildings. This is no small proportion, which is why smart, efficient building energy technology represents an important contribution towards environmental protection and climate policy. Building energy and building information technology engineers have the mission of developing and planning the corresponding energy facilities, as well as operating complex buildings and properties around the world in an eco-friendly manner.

Information for Applicants

German Name:	Gebäudeenergie- und -informationstechnik
Department:	Engineering I
Duration:	6 Terms
Language:	German
Start:	Winter Term
Pre-study Internship:	-
Special Admission Requirements:	Restricted Admission
Detailed Information:	GEIT_BM.pdf

General Information

Location:	Campus Wilhelminenhof
Homepage of the Programme:	http://geit-bachelor.htw-berlin.de
Homepage of the department:	http://www.f1.htw-berlin.de
Module Description:	-
Course Schedule Including General Electives (AWE):	-

Contact Persons

Study Programme Director:	Prof. Dr. Nils Siebel
Study Programme Advisor:	-
Pre-study Internship Advisor:	-
Internship Advisor:	Prof. Dr.-Ing. habil. Birgit Müller
BAföG Advisor:	Prof. Dr.-Ing. Hans-Rainer Langner
Chairperson of the Examination Board:	Prof. Dr. rer. nat. Arman Raphaélian

Contact the department’s office of administration with any organisational enquiries about e.g. procedures concerning illness or final theses.

Study Programme Regulations

Applicable guidelines have been established which regard general study programme procedures concerning any prerequisites, subject matter and curricula, as well as relevant examination procedures and regulations.
Study Programme Regulations

All study programme policies are based on applicable institutional regulation guidelines.
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