Technical University of Berlin

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Global Production Engineering (GPE) at Technische Universität Berlin is a postgraduate Master’s program built on both fundamental and applied research. Most courses take place at the Production Technology Center, home to TU Berlin's Institute for Machine Tools and Factory Management. GPE prepares engineers for global careers in production management, emphasizing digital integration, renewable energy, project and quality management, and life cycle assessment. Students customize their curriculum across five module groups: Production, Engineering, Management, Intercultural Communication, and a Special Profile. Graduates earn a Master of Science (M.Sc.), opening doors to careers in science, technology, and industry. Beyond academics, GPE offers factory visits, trade fairs, and international conferences. The diverse student body communicates in English, with German courses available. Job application training, industry networking, and alumni connections ensure strong career prospects.

Why study at Technical University of Berlin?

Our curriculum tackles real-world challenges in production management and engineering while building your scientific skills. Graduate with a Master of Science degree and kick-start your career in research or industry!

Studying GPE means more than classes! Take part in factory tours, trade fairs, and more. Plus, TU Berlin offers language courses, sports, cultural groups, and student initiatives—plenty of ways to connect, learn, and have fun.

Located in Germany’s most vibrant city, Berlin offers an international atmosphere and rich cultural experiences. As both a creative hub and a center for entrepreneurship, Berlin offers students far more than just a degree.

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About Technical University of Berlin

Technische Universität Berlin looks back on a long history with numerous predecessor institutions. The Königliche Bergakademie zu Berlin was founded in 1770, followed by the Königliche Bauakademie zu Berlin in 1799, and the Königliche Gewerbeakademie zu Berlin in 1821. The Königlich Technische Hochschule zu Berlin (Royal Technical Academy) came into being in 1879 through a merger of the Royal Trade and Building Academies. However, the founding date of the University as we know it today is 9 April 1946. In an effort to clearly document its break with its National Socialist past, this date marked a new beginning rather than a re-opening for the University: The Technische Hochschule became Technische Universität Berlin.

The history of Technische Universität Berlin was shaped by major turning points and highlights but also by those who pioneered science and the development of the University. A portrait series brings the “leading minds” of Technische Hochschule and Technische Universität Berlin to life. The Catalogus Professorum, a project of the Technische Universität Berlin University Archives, documents the work of the University’s professors, lecturers, and officials. References to these notable scientists - in the form of monuments and artwork - can be found in many places on today’s campus.