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Sustainable Industrial Operations and Business
Bachelor of Engineering

The interdisciplinary English-language Bachelor's degree programme combines technical, business and international knowledge, skills and competences against the background of sustainability.

Start Winter semester
Admission CriteriaOpen admission (no numerus clausus)
Application period 15.04.2026 - 15.09.2026
Study format Full time
Study cost None (only semester fee)
Normal duration7 Semester
LanguageEnglish
ECTS210
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    Content & Course Structure

    On the Bachelor’s degree programme in Sustainable Industrial Operations and Business (SIOB), you will combine technical and business management knowledge with sustainability and an international perspective. Over six theory semesters and one practical semester, you will learn to design sustainable processes, lead projects and develop innovative solutions.

    Upon graduation, a wide range of career paths will be open to you – from operations and production through to supply chain management, sustainability and corporate development.

    Study & Work

    Practical experience is important to us – and we’re sure it’s important to you, too!

    That’s why we structure our lecture schedule so that there are no regular lectures on Mondays and Fridays. This gives you plenty of time to gain valuable practical experience – for example through a part-time job, a working student position, or an internship.

    Our region is home to numerous exciting industrial companies offering a wide range of opportunities to put your knowledge into practice. Because with us, theory and practice go hand in hand – giving you valuable experience during your studies and the perfect foundation for a successful start to your career.

    Prospects after graduation

    With the varied content of this degree programme, many doors will be open to you after graduation - both nationally and internationally. 

    Whether it's sustainability, mobility, production planning, logistics, technical purchasing, sales, quality management, marketing, controlling, innovation or project management - you'll have the skills that companies are looking for.

    And if you want to go one step further: the right Master's programme is already waiting for you!

    Admission Requirements

    The degree programme is particularly suited to students with an interest in mathematics, natural sciences, computer science, engineering, business administration, sustainability, languages and intercultural collaboration. Teamwork skills and an enthusiasm for working in an international environment are also important.

    Formal admission requirements: University of Applied Sciences entrance qualification, subject-specific or general higher education entrance qualification. Applicants with professional qualifications (e.g. a master craftsman’s certificate) may also be eligible to apply under certain conditions.

    Language requirements: English proficiency at B2 level is required. In addition to recognised language certificates, the German higher education entrance qualification (Fachhochschulreife, subject-specific or general Hochschulreife, or Abitur certificate) is accepted as proof.

    German for non-German-speaking students:

    • Take the German I–IV modules according to your demonstrated language level.
    • Please complete the placement test to determine your level.

    Foreign language for German-speaking students (C1/C2 CEFR):

    • Take a second foreign language in accordance with the lecture schedule.
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    Information for Students

    How can you get off to a good start in your studies? Where can you find all the important information you need?

    To help you get off to a successful start, we have compiled all the essential information and useful links in one convenient overview.

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    Contact persons for students at our location in Dingolfing:

    Prof. Dr. Martin Prasch

    Academic advisor