Suzhou SILU Production Engineering Services Co., Ltd.

Carl Benz School

B.Sc. in Mechanical Engineering (International)

Carl Benz School of Engineering

The Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) is one of the biggest science institutions in Europe, the only German University of Excellence with national large-scale research facilities combines a long university tradition with program-oriented top-level research. The Carl Benz School of Engineering (CBS) is the Mechanical Engineering College of the KIT. CBS offers a Mechanical Engineering (International) Bachelor’s Program. The international programs are taught in English and perfectly prepare students from all over the world for engineering careers.

CBS is directly located in the heart of Karlsruhe, Germany, which has the highest R&D expenditure in Europe and the highest number of jobs in the high-tech industry sector. CBS strives to provide its students the best education and training to prepare new leaders in engineering, development, and production. Specializations are offered in Global Production Management, Energy Engineering and Automotive Engineering.

Summer Engineering Academy (SEA)

The Carl Benz School is hosting an Engineering Academy in China for future engineers. The academy combines practical workshops, lectures, company visits and leisure activities.

The Summer Engineering Academy is a brilliant opportunity to gain first impressions of studying engineering and to learn more about a possible future career in the field of Mechanical Engineering!

Exemplary Schedule

Join our international team at the Summer Engineering Academy in Suzhou, China. Our Engineering Academy is a three days course, compact with the unique combinations of practical and theoretical course programs in engineering and leisure time activities. The course is aimed at secondary school students that have a passion for mathematics, physics, and technics and are between the ages of 16 and 19.

The many exciting workshops and lectures provide great insight into the world of mechanical engineering. Lecture topics focus on the compelling subjects of mechanics, mathematics and thermodynamic and are exemplified within practical workshops. Additionally, we contribute insight into the specifics of what it will be like to study Mechanical Engineering at an international university level. The young talents also learn about future job perspectives of an engineer that holds an international profile.

Parents of the bright students are invited to listen to a separate, exclusive presentation and are welcome to ask any questions about studying, engineering or life as an international student.

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