Infrastructure Planning

Subjects: Infrastructure;Planning

M.Sc. | Master of Science

Course description

A well-planned system of infrastructure facilities is crucial for development. On the global stage, there's a significant demand for experts who can oversee the conception, planning, and construction of essential infrastructure for transport, water, and waste management. These professionals must integrate economic, social, ecological, and management requirements at both urban and regional levels. The University of Stuttgart addresses this need with its Master’s Program in Infrastructure Planning (MIP). Since 1983, this program has been recognized internationally for its practical orientation. Faculty from twelve different institutes, along with seasoned practitioners, share their expertise with a select group of 35–40 students per course. The program emphasizes an interdisciplinary approach, vital for modern infrastructure planning and international collaboration. Students in the MIP program engage in a variety of study subjects, including transport systems, water resources management, and waste management. This comprehensive curriculum ensures that graduates are well-equipped to meet the complex demands of infrastructure planning in today's interconnected world. The University of Stuttgart fosters an environment of trust, understanding, and inclusivity, ensuring that students are prepared to make meaningful contributions to global development.

Application Requirements

Language Requirements

has demonstrated sufficient language skills in English. Usually will Proof provided by a TOEFL test with at least 213 points (computer-based test) or comparable proof. 3. Proof of relevant professional experience of at least two years.

Qualification Requirements

a degree in a bachelor's degree program lasting at least six semesters (or equivalent degree) in architecture, urban planning, Regional planning, civil engineering, geodesy, spatial and environmental planning or in a closely related course of study with above-average grades Examination results at a German university or equivalent University, technical college or vocational academy, the qualification of which is given to you is equivalent to a university of applied sciences qualification or 2 1.b) in one of these subjects or a course of study that is closely related in terms of content equivalent qualification with above-average examination results acquired from a foreign university.

Document Requirements

A transcript (with average grades and designated ECTS points per module). For students already enrolled at the University of Stuttgart, this is the "transcript of record" printout from C@MPUS. Your Bachelor's degree certificate (with overall grade), if you have already completed the Bachelor’s and received the final certificate. If you have more than one university degree, please choose the degree which serves as entrance qualification for the Master’s program you are applying for (Entrance Qualification for Master's Program). Supplementary application material: Depending on the subject, you may be asked for additional application material that you must be sure to enclose. For more detailed information, please refer to the overview table. Students still working on or who have finished their Bachelor’s at another university need to upload a description of the modules taken during their Bachelor’s studies. In some study programs, you may have to upload still other documents that will be requested automatically by the system.