BTU Cottbus-Senftenberg is a German university that focuses on international collaboration, particularly in research, teaching, innovation, and entrepreneurship. The university develops mathematical models to optimize autonomous drones for use in the Lausitzer Seenlandschaft. A physics doctoral candidate, Björn Riedel, received a Physics-Studienpreis for his master's thesis on heteroepitaxial growth of samarium oxide nanoislands on copper (111). The university offers multiple European Union funded courses to help students shape their education path. Alumni like Paul Faltin have found professional opportunities that align with their interests after studying city planning at the BTU.
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Applied University International Dual Orientation Study College+ Architecture, Civil Engineering and Urban Planning
Bachelor of Science
Bachelor's Degree Programs
Computer Science
Official Website
www.b-tu.de/
