Like almost no other field in engineering, the railway is an extremely complex system. It requires interdisciplinary collaboration, intensive communication, and the development of innovative solutions. The railway system offers future-proof and interesting jobs. The Railway Engineering degree program deals with topics such as railway operations and vehicles, signaling and safety technology, maintenance of railway infrastructure, and much more. A key component of the program is the close integration with companies in the railway sector.
As part of the "Study and Try" program, we offer both teachers and students a first glimpse into the world of railways. This includes a tour of our signaling and train simulation lab, designed to provide a clear and engaging explanation of the railway system. The train simulation lab focuses on the development and creation of training simulators using modern computer graphics technologies. The signaling lab supports courses in railway operations, signaling, and safety technology. Furthermore, all participants have the opportunity to take part in an excursion, which offers an exciting and practical insight into the railway sector.
| time |
variable, by arrangement |
| Length of time | variable, by arrangement |
| Location | Friedberg Campus Excursion by arrangement |
| Number of participants | up to 25 people |
| Registration and contact |
Department MND Robin Barth Tel. 06031/604-3468 This email address is protected against spambots! JavaScript must be enabled to view it! |