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MSc Mineral Resources Engineering 

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MSc Mineral Resources Engineering
 at 
RWTH Aachen 
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2 years
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MSc Mineral Resources Engineering
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MSc Mineral Resources Engineering
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Frequently Asked Questions

Q:   How can I get admission to RWTH Aachen University?
A: 

To get admission, international students will be required to meet the RWTH Aachen University requirements. These requirements vary based on course and the level of study but they are largely similar. The admission requirements for international students are given below -

Bachelor’s

  • In order to take admission to bachelor’s courses, the applicants first need authorization to attend the university. This is also called as an university entrance qualification certificate or HZB. As a rule, this HZB can be acquired by successfully completing secondary education, or, in other words, by graduating from a secondary school
  • The overall grade of HZB should be at least equivalent to the German grade of 2.5
  • The level of secondary education varies from country to country, and it may be that the applicants’ school leaving certificate does not entitle them to attend a German university. In such a case, the applicants have two options: either to first study several semesters in their home country or attend a preparatory college in Germany
  • Proof of German (C1 level) and English language skills (B2 level) – As applicable

Master’s

  • To study a master’s level course at RWTH Aachen University, the applicants must have a bachelor’s degree or a first-degree
  • Language requirement
Q:   How many international students study at RWTH Aachen University?
A: 

In the winter semester of 2024/25 of RWTH Aachen University, there are around 44,000+ students enrolled. Out of this, 15,811 are international students from 141 countries enrolled in the RWTH Aachen. Over 190 courses are offered by this university for international students. Also, this university offers career services to its international students such as job application advices, support for job search, workshops and seminars. 

Q:   Does RWTH Aachen have tuition fees?
A: 

No, RWTH Aachen University doesn't have any tuition fees for Indian students except Executive MBA/PGDM. The RWTH Aachen MBA fees is around INR 35 L for first-year. According to the RWTH Aachen University ratings, the university gets a 4.0 ratings out of 5.0 for Value for money.

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Q:   Which university ranks better: RWTH Aachen University or Technical University of Berlin?
A: 

The RWTH Aachen University and Technical University Berlin both are some of the top ranked universities in the world. Top ranking authorities that are listed below rank both the universities:

Ranking Authorities

RWTH Aachen University

Technical University of Berlin

Shiksha Popularity Rankings

#101 in World and #7 in Germany

#124 in World and #11 in Germany

 

U.S. News & World Report 2026

#225 (Best Global Universities 2026)

#270 (Best Global Universities 2026)

QS World University Rankings 2026

#105 (World University Ranking 2026)

#145 (World University Ranking 2026)

Times Higher Education 2026

#92 (World University Ranking 2026)

#160 (World University Ranking 2026)

Q:   What is the acceptance rate for international students at RWTH Aachen?
A: 

According to various sources RWTH Aachen University has an acceptance rate of around 10% making it very selective for international student admissions. Check some of the general requirements for admission mentioned below

  • Academic Records
  • Official Transcripts 
  • Proof of English Language Proficiency 
  • Financial Documents 
  • Standardized Test Scores 

MSc Mineral Resources Engineering
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  • CV including details of the education received to date are required

MSc Mineral Resources Engineering
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Placements

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% Batch placed96
Internship AvailableNo,

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Students also asked

Q:   What are the courses offered by RWTH Aachen University in Germany?
A: 

Over 180 RWTH Aachen University courses are offered at UG and PG levels for international students. These courses are offered in multiple specializations for students. Out of these courses, Architecture & Built Environment; Engineering and Technology; Mechanical Aeronautical and Manufacturing Engineering; Physics and Astronomy; etc. are popular courses at the unversity.

Q:   Is RWTH Aachen public?
A: 

Yes, RWTH Aachen is a public research university in Germany. Maintaining its place among the Top 100 Universities in the world, RWTH Aachen University ranking is #92 in 2026 Times Higher Education Rankings. In the  winter semester, a total of 44,382 students enrolled at RWTH. Out of this, 15,811 are international students. 

Q:   What are the most common conditions attached to offers at RWTH Aachen University?
A: 

For Indian students, some of the most common conditions attached in an offer are given as follows- 

  • The students may have to complete relevant coursework if not included in the UG degree. 
  • Guidelines to submit or reupload the uploaded documents 
  • APS Certificate is a very important requirement 
  • Original degree certificate 
Q:   Does RWTH Aachen offer conditional admission to Indian students?
A: 

Yes, RWTH Aachen may issue a conditional admission letter to Indian students. This happens in the cases mentioned below - 

  • Submission  of the required coursework is missing for master's programs (some require Math and Science in previous studies)
  • Missing documents like LORs, transcripts or a statement of purpose

These conditional offers may be valid for 1 to 1.5 years. Applicants should make sure that they fulfill these RWTH admission requirements.

Q:   Is there a separate deadline for document submission after application at RWTH Aachen?
A: 

Yes, for many courses offered at RWTH Aachen, there are some separate application submission deadlines for missing documents. First, the chance to upload the missing documents is just after a few weeks which is generally the admission deadline of Jul 15 every year for the Winter Intake and Jan 15 for the Summer one. International students need to submit the docs mentioned below- 

  • Transcripts
  • English test scores
  • GRE or GMAT score sheet if required
  • LORs 

RWTH Aachen University
Students Ratings & Reviews

4.2/5
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Student Views (Based on Reviews)
  • 42% students never faced discrimination in this university
Vibe of Campus
Academically oriented
Multi-dimensional
Friendly
Stressful
Internships4
Part time work4.1
Post study jobs3.9
Quality of faculty4.4
Student Life4.5
Value for money4
Public transportation4.8
Safety4.8
Indian Food3.7
Permanent Immigration3.9
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Master of Science in Robotic Systems Engineering - Batch of 2026
4
A university for someone who is thorough.
Tips: Be very thorough with your basics. The technical courses demand a lot of expertise in the subjects. If you are not very aware of the course, be in a position to grind the coursework and ask plenty of questions to the faculty, to facilitate better understanding.
Total Monthly ExpenseEuro 1000
Prepping time for classes20 hours/Week
Expected Annual SalaryEuro
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M.Sc. in Management and Engineering in Production Systems - Batch of 2025
4.4
Absolutely amazing campus for networking, learning and development.
Tips: Be prepared to network more and enhance your communication skills. Always look out for extracurricular and work student opportunities. Be prepared for campus life and the German way of living. Be prepared for the German job market, mainly in professional skills and the German language.
Likes (Safety): Aachen itself is a nice place to live especially for providing a safe environment. The college is spread across the entire city, even then I have never faced any unsafe situation. Student dorms are also very nice with good student groups. The Intac Academy also has a support group which can be reached easily.
Dislikes (Value for money): The tuition fee is not justified compared to the colleges that are providing similar courses with zero tuition fees, as in Germany, as per my experience, the college name doesn't matter to get jobs. And in the same college, people are studying Bachelors for free.
Total Monthly ExpenseEuro 800
Prepping time for classes12 hours/Week
Expected Annual SalaryEuro 55900
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M.Sc. in Management and Engineering in Production Systems - Batch of 2025
3.9
Great student life and academics at RWTH Aachen.
Tips: Students should be prepared for a self-driven study culture. The academic environment is more research oriented and less spoon fed. German skills are helpful in daily life and part time jobs. The transition was smooth but there was a cultural shift towards more independence and punctuality. I received a 100% 'Women in Engineering' scholarship and relied on personal funding and part-time jobs to manage other expenses.
Likes (Part time work): RWTH Aachen offers good opportunities that are flexible and student friendly. On-campus jobs such as HiWi, research, or teaching assistant roles. Off campus, students can find jobs in restaurants, delivery services and chocolate factories, though some require some basic German. Part time work is manageable if limited to 8-12 hrs per week alongside academics. The average payouts range from 12 to 15 euros per hour.
Dislikes (Indian Food): The taste of Indian food at restaurants in Aachen is not very good. I have had much better Indian food outside of Aachen. As s student, it does not make sense to spend around 20 euros on food that is not close to authentic Indian taste. There are many affordable options such as Doner, Oizza and other similar cuisines. These are tasty, easily available and reasonably priced for students. I preferred cooking myself. I usually ate outside once a week during the busy period.
Total Monthly ExpenseEuro 850
Prepping time for classes10 hours/Week
Expected Annual SalaryEuro
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MSc in Physics - Batch of 2026
4.7
RWTH Aachen - an underappreciated gem bordering Germany, Netherlands and Belgium
Tips: Learning some German will go a long way, it is a very international environment so you can definitely get by just with English but to make more friends and assimilate yourself, it is really appreciated to learn the language, the local also appreciate it. It is also cheaper to learn German in India than in Germany xD It is also very important to get good insurance. Your student status requires you to have valid health insurance, but it is highly recommended to also get a private liability insurance for a few Euros per month, which protects you from any accidents that you can be involved in that damage someone else's property. I applied for and got a scholarship specific to my course. The deadline was a few months before the regular admission deadline and it provided me about 500 Euros per month stipend for 2 years and an internship (working student/HiWi) contract for the first year for 8 hours/week that also paid about 500 euros per month. You can find student jobs at a lab provided you have a little background knowledge in the subject, usually English is sufficient for this. If you want to work at a tech company or a Fraunhofer, knowing German can help. I am very satisfied with my university. The faculty has been superb and there is excellent research in Physics here. It is also very affordable, charges zero tuition and studentship comes with a national travel card that allows you to avail all the public transport in the country, bus, tram, train, for free. The cost is included in the semester fee of about 300 euros.
Likes (Internships): Every few months, the student body and the university organise a career/job fair to arrange internships for the students and provide valuable guidance and upskilling for soft skills. There are numerous calls for international exchange visits/internships under the Erasmus and other programmes that the RWTH is a part of, which all students, regardless of whether they are only European, can participate in.
Dislikes (Indian Food): Even for a small college town, they have almost 10-15 Indian restaurants in the main city region, with reasonable prices 10-15 Euros for a meal, some focus on North/South Indian cuisine. I prefer cooking for myself to manage budget and health, it is quite convenient and possible to find food that suits your dietary requirements (veg, vegan, hall, etc.).
Total Monthly ExpenseEuro 850
Prepping time for classes40 hours/Week
Expected Annual SalaryEuro 50900
Reviewed on 9 Nov 2025Read more
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M.Sc. Smart Production Engineering - Batch of 2026
4.1
Production engineering at RWTH.
Tips: They do have English courses available through the RWTH International Academy. But those courses have tuition fees involved, for which they also have various scholarship programs that one can apply for. Also a lot of people have doubt whether the RWTH international academy courses are similar to the RWTH courses in German. I would say we both share the same faculty members, classrooms and networking events and it makes no difference. The only benefit you have is that the course is in English. The degree would have the same value as the one from RWTH.
Likes (Student Life): There are lot of events happening throughout the semester to meet with people and interact with people from different countries. Also the variety of events happening here means everyone can find their own crowd. There are music events, club parties, food events and sports events to name a few.
Dislikes (Part time work): Aachen is not as big a city as Cologne or Bonn or Düsseldorf. So finding part time work here is a bit tough, but there are adequate options for someone who is looking for part time. You do have the option of getting a student assistant role at the university but it's pretty limited. MS part time work here would beat grocery stores and restaurants.
Total Monthly ExpenseEuro 1100
Prepping time for classes20 hours/Week
Expected Annual SalaryEuro 50000
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MSc Mineral Resources Engineering
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Highlights

  • The course is of 4 semesters including a "Master dissertation"
  • Graduates from the field of Raw Materials and Disposal Engineering make an important contribution to ensure that the raw materials demands of future generations are covered
  • The course gives a specialization in mining, process technolo, y and energy resources
  • This program is not currently offered by the university
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