The bachelor programme is a three-year programme where you will learn about fundamental topics of mechanical engineering such as statics and dynamics, but also about the development of mechanical mechanisms, advanced materials, and simulations.

The education consists of a combination of theoretical courses and practical project works. From the get-go you will be part of a project group to work on a mechanical project based on industrial problems.

The education is in English in Sønderborg with a special focus on Mechatronic systems, Intelligent mechanical systems or Hydraulic systems and the program structure is described below.

Every semester is based on a main theme:

1: Discover the mechanical development process
2: Build and Measure Mechanical Systems
3: Develop Mechanical Systems for Vibrations
4: Control Mechanical Systems
5: Experts in Team innovation/Innovation/specialisation
6: Bachelor project

 
Entry requirements

To be eligible for admission, you must hold a https://www.sdu.dk/en/uddannelse/bachelor/adgangskravhttp: qualifying upper secondary school degree, and you must have passed the following courses:

• Danish level A (Regarding the BSc in Odense)
• English level B (Regarding the BSc in Odense and Sønderborg - in Sønderborg it must be passed with a grade equivalent to 3.0 or higher in the Danish grading scale)
• Mathematics level A

As well as one of the following course combinations:

• Physics level B and Chemistry level C
• Physics level B and Biotechnology level A
• Geoscience level A and Chemistry level C

Application

You must fill out an online application form and attach relevant documentation via the Danish admission portal www.optagelse.dk. The application deadline for students with foreign degrees is March 15 at 12 noon.

The admission process

The study places are divided between two quotas, 'quota 1' and 'quota 2'. Within each of the two quotas, the study places are allocated based on different criteria.