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7/15/2026Building on a wide range of fundamentals - in mathematics, chemistry, biology and, above all, engineering - you will gain a deep understanding of biotechnological processes and solutions and how you can analyze and optimize them. In addition to the lectures, you will also attend laboratory courses. In the higher semesters, you can specialize in a profile subject, for example in refrigeration technology, food technology or recycling management. The Bioengineering degree program offers you a deep insight into process engineering and its numerous potential fields of work. Building on a wide range of fundamentals - in mathematics, chemistry, biology and, above all, engineering - you will gain a deep understanding of biotechnological processes and solutions and how you can analyze and optimize them. In addition to the lectures, you will also attend laboratory courses. In the higher semesters, you can specialize in a profile subject, for example in refrigeration technology, food technology or recycling management. The Bioengineering degree program offers you a deep insight into process engineering and its numerous potential fields of work. During your studies, you have various subjects, which consist of one or more modules. A module deals with a specific topic and consists of one or more courses. In the module handbook for your degree program, you will find a description of the modules and their subject assignment as well as a study plan. This gives you an orientation as to which courses you should attend in which semester in order to complete your studies within the standard period of study. It takes into account a balanced distribution of courses over the individual semesters. It also ensures that you are first taught the important basics before moving on to more advanced topics. Your individual course of study may differ from this. During your studies, you have various subjects, which consist of one or more modules. A module deals with a specific topic and consists of one or more courses. In the module handbook for your degree program, you will find a description of the modules and their subject assignment as well as a study plan. This gives you an orientation as to which courses you should attend in which semester in order to complete your studies within the standard period of study. It takes into account a balanced distribution of courses over the individual semesters. It also ensures that you are first taught the important basics before moving on to more advanced topics. Your individual course of study may differ from this. KIT offers a wide range of options for stays abroad, from individual courses to a year abroad. Especially if you are interested in a longer stay abroad, it is advisable to contact the International Students Office early on. KIT offers a wide range of options for stays abroad, from individual courses to a year abroad. Especially if you are interested in a longer stay abroad, it is advisable to contact the International Students Office early on. At the end of your bachelor's degree, you will complete your bachelor's thesis, an academic paper that allows you to apply and deepen the knowledge and skills you have acquired. It usually deals with a specific topic from your field of study and requires independent research, analysis and writing. The bachelor's thesis takes four months to complete. The bachelor's thesis can also be completed externally, for example in a company. The bachelor's thesis also includes a presentation of your results. At the end of your bachelor's degree, you will complete your bachelor's thesis, an academic paper that allows you to apply and deepen the knowledge and skills you have acquired. It usually deals with a specific topic from your field of study and requires independent research, analysis and writing. The bachelor's thesis takes four months to complete. The bachelor's thesis can also be completed externally, for example in a company. The bachelor's thesis also includes a presentation of your results. In addition to the module handbook, our booklet about the study program is a useful source of information. It also covers topics such as application procedure, starting your studies and career prospects. In addition to the module handbook, our booklet about the study program is a useful source of information. It also covers topics such as application procedure, starting your studies and career prospects.
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Public
Germany
Karlsruhe
Baden-Wurttemberg
No
6 Semester
Winter
180 ECTS
Full Time
General Requirement: For the bachelor's degree program in Bioengineering, you need sufficient knowledge of the German language, which corresponds to at least level C1 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR). Your higher education entrance qualification (HZB) is sufficient proof of your German language skills, if you obtained it at a German-speaking school in Germany or abroad, if you are a graduate of a bilingual secondary school in Germany or abroad and have passed a bilingual German examination, such as the AbiBac or the Gemischtsprachiges International Baccalaureat (GIB) or if you graduated from a foreign school, but there is another official agreement with the respective country on the recognition of your school-leaving certificate or language certificate as proof of language proficiency for university studies in Germany. A complete list of foreign school-leaving qualifications and language certificates that are recognized as proof of sufficient German language skills can be found on the website of the Kultusministerkonferenz (Standing Conference of the Ministers of Education and Cultural Affairs of the Länder in the Federal Republic of Germany). If you did not obtain your higher education entrance qualification at a German-speaking institution, you must provide a separate language certificate - regardless of your nationality. Only the following are accepted To find out which other recognized certificates can be accepted as comparable by KIT, please contact if you obtained it at a German-speaking school in Germany or abroad, if you are a graduate of a bilingual secondary school in Germany or abroad and have passed a bilingual German examination, such as the AbiBac or the Gemischtsprachiges International Baccalaureat (GIB) or if you graduated from a foreign school, but there is another official agreement with the respective country on the recognition of your school-leaving certificate or language certificate as proof of language proficiency for university studies in Germany. the passed „Prüfungsteil Deutsch“ of the Feststellungsprüfung, the passed DSH with the overall result DSH-2, the passed TestDaF level 4 in all four parts of the exam (reading comprehension, listening comprehension, written expression, oral expression) or a comparable, recognized certificate of sufficient German language skills. as a German or German-equivalent applicant: Studierendenservice as an applicant with non-EU citizenship: International Students Office Your higher education entrance qualification (HZB) is sufficient proof of your German language skills, if you obtained it at a German-speaking school in Germany or abroad, if you are a graduate of a bilingual secondary school in Germany or abroad and have passed a bilingual German examination, such as the AbiBac or the Gemischtsprachiges International Baccalaureat (GIB) or if you graduated from a foreign school, but there is another official agreement with the respective country on the recognition of your school-leaving certificate or language certificate as proof of language proficiency for university studies in Germany. A complete list of foreign school-leaving qualifications and language certificates that are recognized as proof of sufficient German language skills can be found on the website of the Kultusministerkonferenz (Standing Conference of the Ministers of Education and Cultural Affairs of the Länder in the Federal Republic of Germany). If you did not obtain your higher education entrance qualification at a German-speaking institution, you must provide a separate language certificate - regardless of your nationality. Only the following are accepted To find out which other recognized certificates can be accepted as comparable by KIT, please contact if you obtained it at a German-speaking school in Germany or abroad, if you are a graduate of a bilingual secondary school in Germany or abroad and have passed a bilingual German examination, such as the AbiBac or the Gemischtsprachiges International Baccalaureat (GIB) or if you graduated from a foreign school, but there is another official agreement with the respective country on the recognition of your school-leaving certificate or language certificate as proof of language proficiency for university studies in Germany. the passed „Prüfungsteil Deutsch“ of the Feststellungsprüfung, the passed DSH with the overall result DSH-2, the passed TestDaF level 4 in all four parts of the exam (reading comprehension, listening comprehension, written expression, oral expression) or a comparable, recognized certificate of sufficient German language skills. as a German or German-equivalent applicant: Studierendenservice as an applicant with non-EU citizenship: International Students Office
Tuition Fee (Non-EU): 1500per Semester
Tuition Fee (EU): Freeper Semester
Semester Contribution: 154
Winter: EU: July 15 | Non-EU: July 15
ApplicationEndDate: 15 July 2026 at UTC
ApplicationEndDateNonEU: 15 July 2026 at UTC