Accredited degree program
Engineering psychology
Bachelor of Science
Engineering psychology (human factors engineering) deals with the human-centred design of technical systems, workplaces and processes. The focus here is on psychology, ergonomics and human factors: the aim is to improve efficiency, safety and user satisfaction. Human-machine interactions are analysed and optimised through the application of psychological and ergonomic principles. Engineering psychologists work in a wide range of sectors - from the automotive and aviation industries to medical technology and IT - to make products, working environments and services user-friendly, performance-enhancing and safe.
| Start | Winter semester |
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| Admission Criteria | Open admission (no numerus clausus) |
| Application period | 15.04.2025 - 15.09.2025 |
| Study format | Full time, with in-depth practical experience, Joint degree programme |
| Study cost | None (only semester fee) |
| Normal duration | 7 Semester |
| Language | German |
| ECTS | 210 |
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Information on starting your studies
First-year students start their studies at Landshut University of Applied Sciences in the winter semester (beginning 1 October).
Events are held immediately before the start of each semester. As part of a comprehensive programme, you will receive helpful organisational and content-related information about the degree programme and the university and also get to know the staff and lecturers of your faculty as well as students on your degree programme.
Ongoing study programme
You can find all the important information about your studies, such as lecture timetables, examination schedules and dates, on the Current study programme page.
Ongoing study programmeDownloads
The Study and Examination Plan (SPP) provides a detailed roadmap for the course of study, including the sequence of modules and examinations to be completed. A module handbook (MHH) is a document that contains detailed information on the content, objectives, examinations and other relevant aspects of a particular study module. The Study Examination Regulations (SPO) define the formal framework conditions of a degree programme, such as the required modules, examination formats and dates as well as the standard period of study. These documents are crucial to ensure a structured and transparent course of study and that students acquire the required qualifications
