21.01.2025
The international Master's degree course in Computational Engineering has been offered at the faculty since 2000 - with great and still growing success and interest on the part of prospective students from all over the world. Now there was a change in the course direction.
With a focus on computer-aided mechanics and numerical simulations and its own coordination team within the faculty, the Master's course has been playing a pioneering role both in terms of subject and organization. It has served a role model for other international degree courses - both within the faculty (e.g. Sub Surface Engineering) and outside of it at the RUB. With the establishment of a sister course at the then newly founded Vietnamese German University in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam (2009) and a series of unforgettable, multi-day excursions to Berlin and Hamburg, last Wednesday, 15th January 2025 marked another milestone in the history of the course: Due to his retirement, the long-time course director Prof. Dr. rer. nat. Klaus Hackl and former holder of the 'Chair of Mechanics - Materials Theory' handed over the course direction into the hands of his successor Prof.'in Dr.- Ing. Johanna Waimann. We are delighted to welcome her as the new “CompEng boss” with immediate effect!
The international Master's degree course in Computational Engineering has been offered at the faculty since 2000 - with great and still growing success and interest on the part of prospective students from all over the world. Now there was a change in the course direction.
With a focus on computer-aided mechanics and numerical simulations and its own coordination team within the faculty, the Master's course has been playing a pioneering role both in terms of subject and organization. It has served a role model for other international degree courses - both within the faculty (e.g. Sub Surface Engineering) and outside of it at the RUB. With the establishment of a sister course at the then newly founded Vietnamese German University in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam (2009) and a series of unforgettable, multi-day excursions to Berlin and Hamburg, last Wednesday, 15th January 2025 marked another milestone in the history of the course: Due to his retirement, the long-time course director Prof. Dr. rer. nat. Klaus Hackl and former holder of the 'Chair of Mechanics - Materials Theory' handed over the course direction into the hands of his successor Prof.'in Dr.- Ing. Johanna Waimann. We are delighted to welcome her as the new “CompEng boss” with immediate effect!