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Universität Stuttgart
In the heart of Germany's automotive and aerospace engineering region, one of the country's strongest universities in engineering and architecture.
Highlights
- TU9 member and one of Germany's strongest centers for automotive and aerospace engineering
- Strong internship and career links through proximity to Mercedes-Benz and Porsche
- World-renowned research tradition in lightweight structures and architecture (Frei Otto's legacy)
- A large employer network thanks to the strong regional economy
Pros
- An education deeply integrated with industry in automotive and mechanical engineering
- High-paying internship and post-graduation job opportunities in the Stuttgart region
- Strong interdisciplinary research culture in architecture and engineering
Things to Consider
- Non-EU students may face an additional tuition fee in Baden-Württemberg
- Stuttgart is one of Germany's relatively expensive cities
- Strong competition for places in popular engineering programs
History
Founded in 1829, Universität Stuttgart became one of Germany's leading engineering institutions in the region regarded as the heart of the German automotive industry.
A TU9 member, the university hosts globally recognized research units such as the Institute for Lightweight Structures (ILEK), building on the legacy of architect Frei Otto.
Its proximity to the headquarters of Mercedes-Benz and Porsche gives the university an unmatched network of industry cooperation in automotive engineering and manufacturing technology.
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