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• The M.Sc. WASTE caters to international students interested in solving a wide range of engineering problems in the fields of Air Quality Control, Solid Waste, and Waste Water Process Engineering. During the first three semesters, students attend lectures, seminars, and gain practical experience by joining research activities offered by various institutes of the University of Stuttgart.
• They may choose courses according to their personal interest, thus shaping their individual profile within the environmental sector.
• The fourth semester is dedicated to the master's thesis.
• The language of instruction is English. However, students also participate in language courses to improve their German language skills.

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• Bachelor or Diploma Degree in Chemical, Civil, Environmental, Mechanical, or Process Engineering or in a related field
• Restricted admission (limited number of places)

The complete information on the admission process, required knowledge of English, and the criteria for the assessment of professional suitability can be found in the admission regulations and on the website of WASTE.

• Very good knowledge of English, non-Nativespeakers need a language certificate.
• Knowledge of German (basic user A2)

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Application period for the winter semester: August 1 – February 15

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• The University of Stuttgart is one of the leading technically oriented universities in Germany with global significance.
• It sees itself as a center of university-based, non-university, and industrial research.
• Furthermore, it takes a role as a guarantor of research-based teaching, focused on quality and holism.
•  The university promotes the transfer of knowledge and technologies to society in all their profile- and competence areas as well as their emerging fields.
• The „Stuttgarter Weg” (Stuttgart Way) means an interdisciplinary integration of engineering, natural sciences, humanities, management, economics and social sciences based on the fundamentals of cutting-edge research at a disciplinary level.
• Our vision is “Intelligent systems for a sustainable society”.
• Two Clusters of Excellence, for which the university has applied for a grant as part of the Excellence Strategy to strengthen top-level research in Germany, have been awarded funding for seven years.
• The successful clusters are “Data-integrated simulation sciences” and “Intergrative Computational Design and Construction for Architecture “.