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Requires a first university degree qualifying the applicant for professional work in chemical engineering, energy engineering, mechanical engineering, environmental engineering, material science/engineering, or a related field of study; the examination board decides whether a related bachelor's degree qualifies. The programme is taught in both German and English, and applicants must separately provide proof of English skills at CEFR level B2 -- no specific test/score is named on this page, so no structured language-test entry is recorded here. Applicants with little or no German are strongly recommended to reach German B2 by the end of the second semester, but this is explicitly not a condition of admission.
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