About the faculty
Management and Engineering in Rosenheim
A success story with tradition
Since 1974, WI'ers from Rosenheim have been designing, analysing and constructing products and processes. They found and manage companies. Their wide-ranging education enables them to view interrelationships holistically.
Holistic thinking
Aspects such as sustainability and digital networking are integral parts of our modern study programmes as well as the industrial cooperation with well-known companies in our region.
Study offer
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Master of Science
Advanced Industrial Engineering
- Campus Chiemgau, Campus Rosenheim
- Winter semester
- English
- Admission restricted
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Bachelor of Engineering
Industrial Engineer
- Campus Rosenheim
- Winter and summer semester
- German
- Admission free
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Master of Engineering
Management and Engineering
- Campus Rosenheim
- Winter and summer semester
- German
- Admission free
Events
Graduation ceremony
The graduation ceremony of the graduates took place on Friday, 15.07.2022 at Rosenheim University of Applied Sciences.
Summer Schools 2022
Various lecturers from the Faculty of Management and Engineering have helped to design the Summer Schools 2022 at Rosenheim University of Applied Sciences.
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Laboratories
Projects
Digitisation of teaching (HigHRoQ)
The digitisation of teaching continues to take shape at the TH Rosenheim with the HigHRoQ project. In the sense of a joint mountain tour, the project links all those involved across the university and invites interested parties to participate. A lot has happened since the starting signal in 2021. In the WI sub-project, digital teaching and learning formats are being further developed together with lecturers, staff and students in order to use them in a targeted manner for and in face-to-face courses. In order to strengthen subject-specific and methodological competences, the practical relevance of teaching is also made tangible through a WI company (learning factory). The students are thus trained in holistic, problem-solving-oriented thinking by using the WI company and its value creation as a common thread running through various study modules.
The project is funded by the Stiftung Innovation in der Hochschullehre.