Engineering+German Dual Degree

Engineering+German students in a German language immersion class at the Goethe Institute in Bonn.

Set yourself apart.

Fluency in German language and deep intercultural competence plus fully-funded international work experience will set you apart to employers.

A collaboration between the University of Georgia, the prestigious Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), and the highly-respected Goethe Institute in Germany offers UGA students an innovative dual degree program joining STEM and humanities education plus work/study abroad. A degree program greater than the sum of its parts.

KurzÜbersicht

Five-year course of study resulting in TWO bachelor's degrees:

AB in German + BS in your chosen engineering field

Fourth year spent abroad:

Four weeks of intensive language instruction at the Goethe Institut in Bonn, Germany
Semester of study at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), one of Germany's top-ranked technical universities
Internship with a German engineering company

Generous funding is available, thanks to The Halle Foundation.

Karlsuhe Institute of Technology overlooking the town of Karlsruhe, Germany — Engineering-German students spend a term studying Engineering at the acclaimed Karlsruhe Institute of Technology.

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a student from German-Engineering program

Ian Van Giesen (2018-19)

I cannot emphasize enough how great the faculty and staff of both colleges have been in supporting and encouraging my interests both academically and professionally. At the same time I was able to research biofuels, I was also presenting German poetry in the German Department. The program’s opportunity to study and work abroad through the KIT-UGA Exchange will set you apart both as a versatile student and as an engaged member of the international community.

Student alum of the German-Engineering dual degree program at the University of Georgia

Jemma Hwang (2016-17)

I knew the year abroad in Germany would change me through the various challenges I would face there, but the magnitude of this change is something I couldn't predict. The foreign environment can be feel both isolating and exciting, but the important thing is to make this experience yours and maximize it. Viele Grüße an Deutschland!

Student from German-Engineering program while studying in Germany

Connor Bayliss (2019-20)

I studied Spanish my whole life up to college, so the decision to take on the ENGR+GRMN program was kind of an unexpected turn. I always wanted to study abroad, and where better to do that for an engineer than in Germany? I've fallen in love with the German language and culture...Not to mention all the people I've been able to meet from being part of two colleges that wouldn't normally mix!

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