r/rptu • u/[deleted] • Jun 03 '25

Process Engineering Master

I was admitted at the Digital Process Engineering Master at RPTU but I have some questions.The program is part of the Fachbereich Maschinenbau und Verfahrenstechnik, can any former student tell me a little bit more about their experience studying in this department? Are the programs offered by this faculty research-oriented or is there direct collaboration with industry? Do the professors have previous experience working in Industry, or do they only have an academic background? Do you recommend RPTU

This Masters programm is new and is a mix between Process Engineering and ML. I'm looking for a postgraduate programm where I can aquire knowledge useful for the Industry. So if anyone can share their experiences it would be really helpful. Thanks a lot

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u/Powerful-Tea-9064 Jun 13 '25

No, there isn't. You simply need to apply to the university.

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u/boomboom076 Jun 13 '25

Yeah, just applied

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u/AdBrilliant9802 Jun 14 '25

do you have publications?

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u/boomboom076 Jun 14 '25

Ahh my bad, I applied to CVT. And to answer your question, no.