Rheinisch-Westfälische Technische Hochschule Aachen (RWTH)

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RWTH is Germany’s largest technical university by student numbers and a flagship of engineering and applied science. Established in 1870, it anchors the Aachen technology region, collaborating with automotive, aerospace, energy, and digital industries. The university runs prominent research clusters, interdisciplinary centers, and Europe-wide consortia, advancing materials, production, mobility, and sustainable systems. Close cooperation with Fraunhofer and industry enables practical, project-based learning. RWTH’s campus expansion has created state-of-the-art facilities and living labs where students and researchers co-develop solutions. Internationalization is central, with numerous double degrees and English-medium programs. Graduates are highly sought after for their technical depth, problem-solving ability, and experience with real-world challenges in complex engineering environments.