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Master

Ansbach

Aschaffenburg

Augsburg

Berlin

Deggendorf

Dresden

Essen

Frankfurt

Hannover

Karlsruhe

Kiel

Potsdam

Stuttgart

Trier

Weimar

Wiesbaden

Witten

The impact of the digital economy  it is essential to understand the way that digitization has impacted business-model development  logistics  customer service  and marketing. Students in our digital business and management program will learn how to navigate the new structures that govern the interactions between producers  customers  suppliers  and cooperation partners  and also will learn how to apply Machine Learning and other Data Science techniques. In addition  students will also become competent in areas such as finance  human resource management  and customer service. They will also develop strong interpersonal skills and learn to facilitate collaborative working methods in project management.

Internship is not mandatory, but is optional during studies. If possible, we recommend doing an internship.

"["#The registration fee for students from non-EU countries is 250 EUR (one-time and non-refundable) and for EU citizens 100 EUR (one-time and non-refundable)"
 "#The purchase of a semester ticket for public transport in Berlin zones ABC has been mandatory for all students of Berlin International. Students are required to pay for the ticket along with their tuition fee. The agreed prices for the semester ticket are 205.20 EUR"]"

If you have not completed high school in a majority-English speaking country (ie. USA  UK  Canada  Australia  Ireland  New Zealand)  an approved language exam is required in order to qualify for admission. You are welcome to attend the internal Berlin International language proficiency exam. It will be hosted via the software MS Teams and participation can only be offered after an application to one of our programs

Digital Business and Management

Berlin International University of Applied Sciences

The program Urban design revitalization historic cities districts focus of development of historic cities in Europe and in the MENA region is until today one of the most important challenges for sustainable urban development. A vivid inner city with a historic core shapes the image and the identity of the city and is the catalyst for developments in the whole town. The benefit of renewal and revitalization of inner city areas is never reduced just to the inhabitants and stakeholders of a certain quarter  but extends into surrounding areas and to the town as a whole. Accordingly  in urban development nothing is more sustainable than a vital inner city. This thesis is correct for both shrinking cities in Germany and metropolitan areas in the MENA region. Rehabilitation processes require an integrated approach  finally fixed in the urban form  and guidelines that guarantee stability and continuity for all further development.

Graduates with a foreign Master entry qualification apply via uni assist  an external organisation that conducts the formal evaluation of the candidates’ academic qualifications.
Graduates with a German Master entry qualification apply via our university's myBTU application portal.
Applications via uni assist usually open in March. Applications via myBTU usually open in May.

Applicants with a higher education entrance qualification from Australia  Canada  Ireland  New Zealand  Great Britain incl. Northern Ireland or the United States of American do not have to submit a separate proof of English language skills

Urban design revitalization of historic city districts

Brandenburg University of Technology Cottbus Senftenberg

The Master in Management (MIM) program combines applied coursework and research on the latest business and international management theories with the development of practice focused skills through internships and a social impact project.
The program is taught in English and is divided into two tracks with a focus on international management: one track (Quantitative Business) prepares students to shape the digital transformation processes of our modern society  and is designed for quantitative decision analysts. The second track (Innovative Management) equips students with the knowledge  skills and networks needed to create new businesses and business ideas in the globalized world of the 21st century.

It is mandatory to do an internship. It is easier to find internship when it is mandatory. 3-6 months is most common.

If English is your native language or you earned a university degree exclusively taught in English you do not need to take an English proficiency test. If you have worked in an English speaking country or an organization whose language of communication was English for 12 months or more the English proficiency test requirement may be waived.
A strong command of the English language should also be demonstrated in the admission interview.

Master in Management (Hybrid)

ESMT European School of Management and Technology

The Master program material science and engineering focus on the development of innovative materials creates important preconditions for new industrial processes and modern products. Thus  they promote social progress  improve quality of life and solve important problems in areas of energy technology  life-science or information technology.

The Master degree course will be offered in English  optional modules may partly be chosen in German. The Master thesis can be completed in our laboratories  research institutes or with industrial partners.

The application process involves three steps.
Step 1: Registration
You register in our myFH portal.
Step 2: Online application
You will be guided step by step through the online application and provide the required information.
PLEASE NOTICE: Prospective students for Bachelor's programmes can only apply when they have received their school leaving certificate (Abitur  entrance qualification for studies at universities of applied sciences  ...). It is not possible to apply with a mid-year report card.
Step 3: Documents to be submitted
Candidates are directed to the checklist at the end of the online application. There you will find information on which documents you have to submit.

We waive any evidence if you obtained your Bachelor degree at the department of Chemical Engineering  University of Applied Sciences Muenster or in an English-language degree course or if English is your mother tongue. In any other cases the examination board will decide upon request.

Materials Science and Engineering

FH Münster University of Applied Sciences

This degree program Renewable energy will provide you with the knowledge and skills that will enable you to take on innovative tasks in the industry  the public sector and in research.The program comprises two fields of study: In "Sustainable Engineering"  you will deal with sustainability topics – for example  electromobility and energy-efficient drives  industrial usability of biomass or environmental compatibility of economic projects. The study field "Renewable Power Engineering" provides you with comprehensive knowledge on topics such as the integration of decentralized power generation into intelligent power grids or the modern power control of photovoltaic and wind power plants.

Domestic as well as international students pay a semester contribution which covers for example the price for the semester ticket for unlimited use of public transport in Frankfurt and Hesse social contributions to the students union

a Bachelor degree from an English-speaking country OR
at least 25 ECTS credits from English-language modules are not required for the submission of English certificates.

"["#You can choose between a 3- and a 4-semester study program: If you have completed a bachelor's degree in electrical power engineering  you can choose the three-semester option."]"

Renewable Energy (MEng)

Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences

Biomedical engineering is a leading growth sector nationally and globally. Many key technologies in the field  such as physiological and technical control loops  medical imaging and assisted minimally invasive surgery  are still in their relative infancy and promise exciting developments and innovations in the increasingly globalised markets of the future.

The amount 340.40 EUR consists of Studierendenwerk 85.00 EUR, Students' Union (AStA) 18.50 EUR, Semester ticket for public transport 182.40 EUR, Contribution to semester ticket hardship fund 4.50 EUR, Administrative fee 50.00 EUR

Biomedical Engineering

Hamburg University of Applied Sciences (HAW Hamburg)

The Master programme Applied Computer Science and Infotronics imparts the Competencies to work on new, complex tasks and problems in the development and project planning of embedded systems.The Master programme is thus intended to enable graduates of a Bachelor programme to substantiate the knowledge gained so far with theoretical and application-oriented knowledge in order to meet the requirements of modern development tasks in high-tech areas in a special way. Building on the previous Bachelor programme, the course imparts essential Advanced specialist knowledge of hardware and software development as well as methodical and personal skills for concrete career orientation in research and development, application, management, consulting or sales of embedded systems. Furthermore, the degree forms the basis for a scientific career at universities and research institutes and serves as preparation for a doctorate.

Programme can be studied and finished completely in English. As some electives courses are given in German, choice of electives taught in English might be restricted

"["#A2 german language level must be completed by the end of the studies, either by passing the German course / part 3+4 at DIT or proven by a certificate (telc or Goethe). Additionally the German course B1 /part 1 and 2 needs to be successfully completed during the studies"
"#If English is not your first language, a B2 English certificate is required"]"

Applied Computer Science

Deggendorf Institute of Technology

The english degree course Health Informatics educates students to become computer scientists in the health industry. Informatics-based, medical, scientific and technical knowledge in healthcare and in the healthcare industry are influential in management. A special focus within the first four semester is on the learning of programming languages. This course provides knowledge and skills to design information systems for the healthcare sector and throughout the healthcare industry to develop, configure, operate, and comply with the applicable rules and regulations. 



B1 language level must be completed by the end of the studies, either by passing the German course B1/ part 3+4 at DIT or proven by a certificate

Health Informatics

The study course European Master in Project Management – EuroMPM – will lead to a university degree which is highly qualified academically and professionally. It prepares for projects in higher management in industry, organizations and public administrations. The students will learn skills and methods to achieve these objectives. The modules will be taught and applied on the basis of scientific development in order to enable the students to adjust to the requirements and changes of business life. The students will thus be able to analyze procedures and problems in application, to work on professional solutions and to observe non-professional requirements. It is our aim to teach students to gain professional and methodical knowledge as well as personal and social competence.
Students will be enabled to act with responsibility and reliability. The international dimension will be promoted by an optional semester or a short-term stays for block weeks abroad at one of the international partner universities.

Semester contribution includes semester ticket NRW 58,50 EUR, semester ticket VRR 154,56 EUR, AstA contribution 13.00 EUR and Studierendenwerk 93.00 EUR

European Master in Project Management - EuroMPM-IT

Dortmund University of Applied Sciences and Arts

Master programme in Environmental Engineering will equip you with scientific knowledge and application related know-how in the field of technical environmental protection and environmental planning. You will be aware of the new developments and innovations in the renewable energy sector and other relevant markets, be able to develop innovative solutions to problems and manage projects in a leading position. Your acquired knowledge opens up career prospects in research and business in an international environment.

Semester fee includes contributions to the Studentenwerk, the Studentenrat and the semester ticket for free use of public transport in the Verkehrsverbund Oberelbe (VVO)

English language certificate is only necessary for applicants from countries which have not declared English as official language

Environmental Engineering

Dresden University of Applied Sciences

The Master of Science in Strategy and Digital Business will equip you with the strategic, digital and entrepreneurial skills for the job markets of today and tomorrow. Based on a strong cooperation between practice partners and our world-class faculty, you will acquire competencies in core areas like strategy, complex problem solving and decision making.
Also, you will focus on two fields, which we believe are crucial for being competitive in the future: Digital literacy and the ability to code as well an in depths understanding of the Chinese market.


Applicants whose first language is English or who provide the result of a standardized language test not older than two years are exempted from providing English certificate

MSc in Strategy & Digital Business

ESCP Business School

The study program Architecture (DIA) is located right next to the world-famous Bauhaus Dessau. It is influenced by Its vivid history and driven by innovation. It complements the bachelor’s program in Architecture by systematically deepening the topics of architecture and urban planning. This then complete architecture education fulfills all formal regulations needed to apply for membership of the architectural association. The focus is on strengthening the knowledge in design expertise and methodology. other focus is on the analysis of current questions related to culture and social sciences as well as to the humanities. Also the latest insights into research and development, new procedures, technologies and materials are highlighted.

The school is now using uni-assist for all international applications. An additional application directly to the university is not possible. Please do not send any material to the university.

86 EUR (admin. fee for general registration and student union of Anhalt University)

Architecture (DIA) ( full time course )

Anhalt University of Applied Sciences

The Master program M.Sc. Business Psychology is aimed at graduates of psychology programs and is also open to lateral entrants from social and economic science fields of study (details under admission requirements). The program provides in-depth knowledge of business psychology, which is becoming increasingly important in a market characterized by fierce competition for economic resources, personal attention or professional talent.

The Master program M.Sc. Business Psychology can be studied at Campus Berlin and Campus Frankfurt Main in English (M.Sc. Business Psychology) and at HMKW Cologne bilingually in German and English.

Regardless of the working language of the respective program, Master theses at HMKW can generally be written in German or English. For examinations, this rule applied only by individual agreement and requires the consent of the lecturer of the respective module.

Semester contribution includes admission fee of 980 EUR  only prospective students from non-EU/non-Schengen area

Business Psychology

HMKW - University of Applied Sciences for Media, Communication and Management

The MBA program "CSR and NGO Management" is designed for international working professionals and students with relevant job experience who wish to develop their management and leadership skills and enhance their career in the fields of non-governmental development projects and sustainable businesses. The program offers academic, interdisciplinary, and intercultural exchange and deals with the management of corporate social responsibility and non-governmental organizations (CSR and NGO Management). Students of the MBA program will learn how to promote sustainability within a non-governmental organization or a CSR department.

The semester contribution consist of social service contribution for the Studentenwerk Bonn 100.00 EUR, Semester ticket (VRS) 142.90 EUR, NRW-Ticket 57.40 EUR and Student's Union fee 15.30 EUR

CSR & NGO Management (MBA)

Hochschule Bonn-Rhein-Sieg

This cross-functional International management program provides you with the opportunity of acquiring the required skills to manage international business activities while studying in a pleasant learning environment with a pronounced international character.

The Semester contribution consist of student representative body fee 12.00 EUR, Student union fee 76.00 EUR, RMV ticket 128.99 EUR, RNN ticket 27.57 EUR, NVV ticket 5.17 EUR, Nextbike 2.22 EUR, Personal liability insurance 0.50 EUR, Administrative fee 50.00 EUR, Legal advice 0.20 EUR and Cultural ticket 0.50 EUR

BULAT with score of 75 can be used for language proficiency

International management

RheinMain University of Applied Sciences

The MIMA programme at Nuremberg Tech teaches you the foundations of international marketing in theory and practice. The programme will also enhance your leadership and creative teamwork skills. The Master in International Marketing encompasses a wide range of subjects which provide students with a comprehensive and up-to-date knowledge of international marketing. They include key theories and concepts as well as the ability to apply a significant range of professional skills, practices and techniques in marketing, sales and planning departments of multinational companies, international corporations or other global institutions.

All lectures and course materials are available in English,
meaning that you can complete the entire MIMA programme without attending a German lecture. However, we strongly recommend that international students take advantage of the opportunity to improve their German language skills

Native speakers are exempted from providing language certificates

International Marketing

Nuremberg Institute of Technology

Ansbach University of Applied Sciences is the right place if you're interested in learning more about what a new, cutting-edge university of applied sciences in Bavaria has to offer. Both students and businesses are interested in our courses in economics, technology, media, and natural sciences. Demand for study spaces is high, and our graduates have an above-average success rate when they go into the workforce.
 
 You can succeed in your studies and feel at home on the Ansbach University campus. Professors, lecturers, employees, students, a state-of-the-art infrastructure, and the university's advantageous location in the Nuremberg area all contribute to the success of the institution. Our knowledgeable and committed staff members work hard to guarantee this is accomplished. Our campus is a focal point created to encourage you to identify and hone your abilities via collaborative creativity. Ansbach University of Applied Sciences is a thriving forum for commercial and scientific ideas, and its extensive network of partner universities encourages the investigation of many cultures, novel lifestyles, and interaction with other people.
 
 Their understanding of and conviction in education is that it is a creative process that should foster the growth of abilities and gifts through the triangle of knowledge, ability, and responsible action. Thinking creatively and using it skillfully results in positive accomplishments. They want to encourage these accomplishments for the benefit of society as a whole as well as the individual.
 
 Ansbach University of Applied Sciences invites you to explore further, to familiarize yourself with the university, its graduate, post-graduate and continuing education programs and its main research areas, and to read about the people who make all this possible every day.

Ansbach University of Applied Sciences

Even though finding a room is relatively easy around this University, we highly recommend to not to wait for long. To secure a place, start applying as soon you get an admission.

Aschaffenburg University of Applied Sciences is an aspiring, and welcoming institution. The institution has swiftly expanded since its founding in 1995 and now enrolls more than 3,400 students. It views itself as a hub for innovation in the Frankfurt-Rhein-Main metropolitan area, with a campus in Aschaffenburg, an academic services center in Obernburg, and a learning center in Miltenberg.
 
 Only a few institutions of applied sciences in Bavaria are permitted to use the title "Technical University of Applied Sciences." It reflects the caliber of our research, the steadily rising amount of outside funding obtained, the caliber and quantity of publications, and the rising number of cooperating doctorate students, particularly in the engineering sciences. Applied research as well as knowledge and technology transfer are particular strengths of Aschaffenburg University of Applied Sciences.
 
 The degree programs in business administration, economics and law, electrical engineering and information technology, as well as mechatronics, are among those with the highest ratings at Aschaffenburg University of Applied Sciences. The degree programs in industrial engineering and renewable energies and energy management are among the best at Aschaffenburg University of Applied Sciences.
 
 To infer, the future is built on practice at the Aschaffenburg University of Applied Sciences. They collaborate with businesses, the scientific community in Germany and internationally, and also support emerging researchers. They continue their relationships with more than 80 partner universities around the world. By doing this, the institution significantly aids in addressing the social and international concerns of the present and the future.

Aschaffenburg University of Applied Sciences

Finding a room is not that easy around this University. We highly recommend to search for a room as soon as you get an admission from your university.

The Augsburg University of Applied Sciences is one of the biggest in Bavarian Swabia with 6600 students. We have over 150 professors and over 300 tutors, and we use the most up-to-date teaching strategies and tools to give students the greatest education possible in the fields of science, technology, and the arts. Our state-of-the-art laboratories, workshops, and lecture halls, along with the dedication of more than 290 academic support employees, all help to create ideal conditions for research and teaching.
 
 In Augsburg, the university has a lengthy and fruitful history. Higher education became accessible to the general public in Augsburg in 1710 when the Reichsstädtische Kunstakademie (Augsburg Municipal Academy of the Arts) took over the artist Joachim von Sandrart's private art school. After serving as an engineering and design school for many years, the university entered a new era in 1971 with the establishment of the University of Applied Sciences. Three years later, the fields of engineering and design also included business studies.
 
 We stand for innovation, creativity, and advancement as a contemporary university. We are the ideal focal point for developing a network of connection between the economy, society, and politics because of our strategic location in Augsburg. Students, professors, and assistants collaborate in a climate of mutual respect and trust. The success of the institution as a whole depends on the contributions made by each member.
 
 In short, the universities shared goal is to create individuals who are in high demand in both business and society. Applying cutting-edge real-world content, modern teaching and learning techniques, and a solid scientific foundation, one can develop application-oriented knowledge and social competency.

Augsburg University of Applied Sciences

Finding a room is VERY DIFFICULT around this University. Start ASAP. You are most likely on a waiting list for a student hostel accommodation even if you delay few days.

In 1919, the main building of Bauhaus-Universität Weimar became the home of the State Bauhaus, the most influential design school of the twentieth century. Together with their students, exceptional experts from various disciplines and countries have revolutionized education. They have had a long-lasting impact on the design of the living environment by introducing new types of art, technology, and science. They created modernity as an answer to the burning questions of their time's art, culture, and society.
 
 Since its renaming in 1996, the Bauhaus-Universität Weimar has been an international university based in the unique cultural city of Weimar. The university is a living institution, not a museum. It refers to the great role model for using modern methods to find answers to central questions in art and culture, technology, science, and society. This includes a critical examination of the historical Bauhaus and its impact history, which has been a part of the contradictory history of progress for nearly 100 years.
 
 To meet this requirement, we carefully profiled our university. With faculties and areas of study such as Architecture and Urban Studies, Art and Design, Civil Engineering and Media, the Bauhaus-Universität Weimar has a distinctive identity within the German university landscape. Today, the University offers a broad range of courses in fine art, design, visual communication, media design, media studies, computer science, architecture, civil engineering, materials science, processing technology, environment, and management. 
 The term "Bauhaus" represents curiosity, openness, creativity, and internationality. At Bauhaus-Universität Weimar, there is a passion for experimentation and excellence, and it is from this base that they run transdisciplinary projects and collaborations in research and education.

Bauhaus-Universität Weimar

With deep roots in its Lower Bavarian roots, the Technical University of Deggendorf grew to become Bavaria's most successful new university of applied sciences in the 1990s. Nobody could have predicted this level of success in the first year. With the future in mind, the Deggendorf University of Applied Sciences has made it through the gradual development of appealing fields of study, supplemented by an appealing range of further education, intensive research activities and knowledge and technology transfer to the regional economy, picking up on economic and social trends, and cultivating regional and international contacts.
 
 Over 8,000 young people are currently studying in Deggendorf, Pfarrkirchen, and Cham. More than one-third of them come from other countries to study in Lower Bavaria. Numerous bachelor's and master's programs are available in these fields, as well as continuing education. All courses are of national and international quality. Aside from the main campus in Deggendorf, DIT's study sites in Pfarrkirchen and Cham provide an additional excellent opportunity to obtain a bachelor's and/or master's degree. Those looking to complete their studies in English in a multicultural environment will find it at the European Campus Rottal-Inn and Campus Cham.
 
 Despite its rapid growth, the campus maintains a family-like atmosphere. Student associations are actively involved in shaping campus life. Deggendorf has many advantages as a university town. The distances between the campus, the city, and the residence halls are short and can be covered on foot. There are numerous recreational opportunities due to the proximity to the Danube and the Bavarian Forest.

The DIU, founded in 2003 as a further education university of the TU Dresden, stands for academic education based on modern life plans. With their international specializations, they prepare students for the global job market. The Institute combines agile working methods, up-to-date expert knowledge and passion for the maximum personal success of approximately 2000 students from 33 countries.
 
 DIU is the best fit if you want to gain extra-occupational training while pursuing a bachelor's or master's degree. In addition to their professional and training courses, selected programs can also be studied full-time. Dresden International University allow their students to benefit from the lecturers and network partners. as they can immerse themselves in hands-on study at an institution of excellence.
 
 The DIU is not bound by the traditional semester times of state universities when it comes to the start, implementation, and completion of its programs. Rather, the basis for the concrete schedules is the achievement of a sufficient number of participants, the availability of the teachers and the time slots for the courses agreed with the participants.
 
 For the DIU, an essential prerequisite for achieving its goals is its close connection to the Technical University of Dresden, from which it emerged and whose training profile it supplements and expands. The two institutions' shared goal is to contribute to the development of a regional educational area with international appeal.
 
 Thus, the DIU sees itself as an academic institution that draws inspiration for its programs from the professional world. It combines professional proximity and direct implementation of the knowledge acquired there with a corresponding scientific education.

Dresden International University

The Freie Hochschule Stuttgart - Seminar for Waldorf Pedagogy educates teachers for Germany's 234 Waldorf schools and over 1000 Steiner Schools worldwide. Accredited academic degree programs with an Anthroposophical foundation are available in all pedagogical fields associated with Steiner Schools. This includes class and subject teacher training, as well as Upper School teaching and counseling. The Freie Hochschule Stuttgart is the first Waldorf teacher-training college that received official state accreditation as an academic institution. This recognized university degree ensures the graduates of the Freie Hochschule that their credentials will be universally accepted.
 
 The faculty's research and teaching activities are focused on the further development of a pedagogy in which teaching is viewed as an art form. There is also a responsibility to broaden and improve the prevalent scientific orientation in traditional teacher education by adopting a more creative and artistic approach with the goal of comprehending spiritual, cognitive, and emotional processes in a more comprehensive manner. In this context, Rudolf Steiner's Anthroposophy is crucial. An interdisciplinary dialogue between Anthroposophical and anthropological approaches is viewed as a foundation for understanding and addressing pedagogical realities.
 
 A further key aspect of the degree courses for class teachers is an extensive training in a chosen subject. Currently, studies in foreign languages, fine arts, gardening, handicrafts, crafts, physical education, and music are possible. The master’s program for Upper School teachers extends and enhances their previous qualifications through an anthropologically based approach to the didactics of their respective subjects. One of the essential aspects of the training is the extended internships in different Waldorf Schools.
 
 Students achieve personal development through the intensive practice of a broad range of artistic subjects including speech formation, Eurythmy, music, painting, and sculpture.

Freie Hochschule Stuttgart - Seminar for Waldorf Pedagogy

Goethe University is a university located in Frankfurt am Main, Germany. It was founded in 1914 as a citizens' university, which means it was founded and funded by the wealthy and active liberal citizenry of Frankfurt. The original name was Universität Frankfurt am Main. In 1932, the university's name was extended in honour of one of the most famous native sons of Frankfurt, the poet, philosopher and writer/dramatist Johann Wolfgang von Goethe. The university currently has around 45,000 students, distributed across four major campuses within the city. The university celebrated its 100th anniversary in 2014. 20 Nobel Prize winners have been affiliated with the university, including Max von Laue and Max Born.
 
 Goethe University is now one of Germany's top ten universities. Around 600 students began their studies in Frankfurt with the start of teaching in the winter semester of 1914/15. During the winter semester, Goethe University had over 37,000 students enrolled. Critically committed to its eventful history, the institution is guided by the ideas of the European Enlightenment, democracy and the rule of law and opposes racism, nationalism and anti-Semitism. The Goethe University is a place of argumentative debate where research and teaching are socially responsible.
 
 The teaching and research activities are spread across four campuses rather than one. University of Frankfurt's 16 faculties are now distributed as: the social and educational science faculty on the Bockenheim campus, the natural sciences faculty on the Riedberg campus, the medical faculty on the Niederrad campus, and the former economics, social sciences, law, and philosophy faculties on the Westend campus. Although size is not the same as strength, to the University of Frankfurt, size means diversity and thus harbors enormous potential for the future development of the university.

Goethe University Frankfurt

The Karlsruhe University of Applied Sciences (abbreviated "Hochschule Karlsruhe"; formerly "FH Karlsruhe") is a university of applied sciences located in Karlsruhe, Germany. It is Baden-largest Württemberg's university of applied sciences, offering both academic and professional higher education study programs in engineering sciences, natural sciences, and business. Given the concentration of research centers and universities in and around Karlsruhe, the university of technology provides a diverse range of courses on campus that are well-regarded in industry and academia.
 
 It is one of Germany's top applied science universities, or Fachhochschulen, with particularly strong mechanical, electrical engineering, information technology, and engineering with business studies programs. At the moment, a wide range of degree programs are available, primarily in engineering fields. More than 6,000 students have been admitted to the University, who are taught by more than 150 full-time faculty and 300 part-time faculty. Their efforts are aided by 200 technical and administrative personnel.
 
 She values practical orientation and international orientation in her teaching. The practical semester, which students complete in a company of their choice, is an important component. In most cases, the thesis is also prepared in the workplace; many students meet their future employer here. A good care situation is another important quality feature. Students are taught in small groups and are assisted by numerous tutorials. Students can begin working on research projects early on, gain experience, and then pursue an academic career.
 
 All in all, its beyond any doubt that Karlsruhe University of Applied Sciences is one of the largest and most research-intensive universities for applied sciences in Baden-Württemberg, as well as whole Germany.

HKA - Karlsruhe University of Applied Sciences

Hochschule für Technik und Wirtschaft (HTW Berlin), also known as the University of Applied Sciences for Engineering and Economics, is the largest public university of applied sciences in Berlin and Eastern Germany. It is home to over 13,000 students and offers 75 programs in engineering, computer science, business, culture, and design. 
 
 HTW Berlin has one of the highest proportions of international students in Germany, at 26.4%. Doctorates are awarded by the HTW Berlin in some research-intensive and innovative departments. HTW Berlin currently has two campuses located in the eastern part of Berlin. One is the Campus Treskowallee located in Berlin-Karlshorst and the other one is the Campus Wilhelminenhof located in Berlin-Oberschöneweide.
 
 With nearly 14,000 students, the HTW Berlin stands for demanding studies, qualified graduates, and practical research. As Berlin's largest applied sciences university, it leverages the breadth of its more than 70 courses in technology, computer science, economics, law, culture, and design to foster networked collaboration. Classic disciplines such as mechanical engineering, automotive engineering, and business administration are represented, as are more recent courses such as health electronics, game design, and professional IT business.
 
 Rankings confirm the HTW Berlin regularly has a high quality of training. The researchers at HTW Berlin contribute their ideas, expertise, and contacts to more than 250 thematically diverse third-party funded projects each year, which are usually carried out in cooperation with partners from industry.

HTW Berlin - University of Applied Sciences

Kiel University, also known as the Christian-Albrecht University of Kiel, is a university in Kiel, Germany. It was founded in 1665 and currently has 27,000 students approximately. Kiel University is the state's largest, oldest, and most prestigious university. Kiel University faculty, alumni, and researchers have received 12 Nobel Prizes. Since 2006, Kiel University has been a member of the German Universities Excellence Initiative. Kiel University is also affiliated with the Kiel Institute for the World Economy. The university is well-known for its emphasis on public international law.
 
 Kiel University has 190 courses that allow you students to learn a lot and exchange ideas with a lot of people. In addition to traditional subjects such as law and medicine, humanities, social sciences, and natural sciences are available. Applied fields of study, such as materials and technology sciences or agricultural and nutritional sciences, provide excellent career opportunities. The teaching degree is crucial. Future teachers benefit from excellent specialist training and have excellent prospects in teaching, learning, and educational research with 21 integrated subjects.
 
 As Schleswig-only Holstein's only comprehensive university with a strong research focus, the CAU has systematically developed four dynamic research areas based on the interdisciplinary interaction of strong disciplines in recent years: marine sciences, life sciences, society, the environment, and culture in transition, as well as nano-sciences and surface research. 
 
 The CAU is a part of an international network of contacts and relationships in the fields of science, culture, politics, and economics. Around 50 universities and colleges in Europe, America, and Asia have signed university partnership agreements. Agreements for strategic collaboration have been signed with Adam Mickiewicz University in Poland and Dalhousie University in Canada.

Kiel University

The Leibniz University Hannover (LUH) is a public research university in the German city of Hanover. It is one of Germany's largest and oldest science and technology universities, having been founded in 1831. Leibniz University Hannover is a member of the TU9, an association of Germany's nine leading Institutes of Technology. 
 
 It enrolled 25,688 students in the 2014/15 school year, including 2,121 from other countries. It has nine faculties that offer 190 full and part-time degree programs in 38 disciplines. The university is a sponsor of the German National Library of Science and Technology (TIB), the world's largest science and technology library. At the same time, the city is home to a number of world-renowned companies and hosts one of the world's largest trade fairs of its kind: the Hanover Industrial Fair.
 
 The university is the second-largest institution of higher education in Lower Saxony, with nine faculties and over 190 first-degree full-time and part-time degree courses. The university employs 2930 research and teaching personnel, 321 of whom are professors. It has 1810 additional administrative employees, 90 apprentices, and approximately 1400 third-party funded employees. The university's campus is made up of 160 buildings that cover 322,700 square meters (79.7 acres) of floor space.
 
 Internationalization is the prime feature of Leibniz Universität Hannover. International networking and collaboration with outstanding scientists enable an international learning, teaching, and research environment at Leibniz Universität Hannover and its partner universities. The university's internationally oriented bachelor's and master's degree programs make it appealing to international students.
 
 Leibniz University sees its role as contributing to the long-term, peaceful, and responsible resolution of critical future tasks. The ability to do so stems from a broad range of subjects, including engineering and natural sciences, architecture and environmental planning, law and economics, and research-intensive social sciences and humanities.

Leibniz Universität Hannover

Wiesbaden University of Applied Sciences was renamed RheinMain University of Applied Sciences (German: Hochschule RheinMain), a public university in the state of Hesse with campuses in Wiesbaden and Rüsselsheim am Main. It is a component of the "Silicon Valley of Europe," the IT-Cluster Rhine-Main-Neckar.
 
 The five main faculties are broken up into study area. In Wiesbaden, the majority of students, around 9,800, study in the departments for social sciences, architecture and civil engineering, design-computer science-media, and the Wiesbaden Business School. The engineering school is close to Rüsselsheim where 3,089 students are currently studying. The four fields of study mechanical engineering, information technology and electrical engineering, physics as well as environmental technology and services have been combined in the engineering sciences department since September 2006 and offer several bachelor's and master's courses. 
 
 At RheinMain University of Applied Sciences, there were more over 14,000 students enrolled as of 2019—approximately 10,600 in Wiesbaden and roughly 3,500 in Rüsselsheim. They are enrolled in over 70 different degree programs, including master's, distance learning, part-time, cooperative, and part-time programs. The university employed roughly 900 people in 2011.
 
 The RheinMain University of Applied Sciences is a friendly institution that makes sure degree programs are widely accessible and takes into account individual educational backgrounds. It is renowned for its applied research and professionally oriented instruction. An multinational institution with partners on every continent, including 80 in Europe, RheinMain University of Applied Sciences is known for its cosmopolitanism.
 
 The university lays a special emphasis on providing practice-driven education because it is an applied sciences university. This objective is accomplished through offering campus laboratories, adjunct industry professors, practical projects, internship semesters in Germany and abroad, cooperative, part-time, and distance learning degree programs, as well as adjunct instructors from the industry.

Through scientific training, the Ruhr Campus Academy (RCA) gGmbH supports science and research. It is a non-profit division of the Förderverein Universität Duisburg-Essen eV and the University of Duisburg-Essen. It helps researchers to put new training into practice. The RCA creates the environment for effective learning processes for participants and students, satisfying the needs of both scientists and participants. She creates the framework for courses and virtual classrooms to achieve this.
 
 RCA programs combine scientific soundness with practical relevance offering 4 part-time Masters degree courses and 5 Certificate courses. The training sessions take a behind-the-scenes approach and cast doubt on commonplace beliefs and urban legends. Students can enroll in courses leading to state-recognized academic degrees, such as the "Master of Science," on the one hand. Additionally, they are permitted to enroll in courses for which they will either obtain a certificate from the University of Duisburg-Essen or a certificate of attendance.
 
 Their training programs' ideas and information are sound scientifically and are based on recent study findings. Scientific methods and paradigms should encourage critical reflection. Learning materials from many viewpoints should be illuminated and connected through interdisciplinarity. In order to do this, the RCA collaborates with study directors and lecturers who possess the necessary scientific, didactic, and content-related competencies.
 
 The Ruhr Campus Academy encourages the application of scientific findings. When further training is being planned, the advantage for professional practice is already taken into consideration. Participants' and students' acquired competencies, skills, and information ought to be applicable in the workplace. They create continuing education programs taking into account the requirements of working participants.

Ruhr Campus Academy

The Technical University of Munich (TUM or TU Munich) is a public research university in Munich that focuses on engineering, technology, medicine, and the natural and applied sciences. Its full name is Technische Universität München. The university now has 50,000 students enrolled, with 37% of them being female and 41% being foreign. The largest campus is in Garching, with additional locations in Freising, Heilbronn, Straubing, and Singapore. Eight schools and departments make up the institution, which is also backed by a large number of research centers. 

TUM is your partner for lifelong learning, whether you're wanting to further your education, advance your field of expertise, or find the skills you need to implement your business ideas. There are 54 Bachelor's degree programs and 112 Master's degree programs available, with specializations in engineering, the natural and living sciences, medicine, the political and social sciences, and management. There are 65 Masters and 7 Bachelor degree programs offered in English Language

TUM has more than 160 foreign relationships, ranging from cooperative research projects to global study initiatives. Top universities and institutions from Europe, the United States, Asia, and Australia are among our partners. TUM students have the chance to study abroad thanks to the Erasmus+ program and its international student exchange program TUMexchange.

TUM is now ranked first in Germany according to the three most important rankings. TUM is ranked 49th overall, 19th in the world for engineering and technology, 28th in the natural sciences, and 29th in computer science according to the QS World Rankings. In those fields, it is the top-ranked university in Germany. 18 Nobel laureates and 23 Leibniz Prize winners are among its researchers and its students.


Technical University of Munich

In the German city of Trier, the Universität Trier was established in 1473. The university, which had been shut down by the then-French government in Trier in 1798, was reopened in 1970, following a break of about 172 years. On top of Tarforst heights, a neighborhood on the fringes of the city is where the new university campus is situated.

With over 470 faculty members across its six faculties, the university. Having 13,000 students. More than 100 degree programs are available, with about 30 different subjects. The University welcomes contrast: new, yet entrenched in tradition; globally focused, yet locally rooted; geographically on Germany's periphery, yet in the center of Europe.


The university's green campus, which has won numerous awards, offers stunning views of the surrounding landscape and the city. It is regarded as one of Germany's most beautiful campuses due to its contemporary architecture and distinctive ambiance.

Trier University offers faculty and students the chance to study and conduct research concurrently in Metz, Nancy, Luxemburg, Liège, Kaiserslautern, and Saarbrücken as a member of the University of the Greater Region.

The institution gives its students and teachers numerous options for a stay abroad in a setting where many local contacts are also global contacts. The high attractiveness of the study location is demonstrated by exchange agreements with more than 190 universities in Europe and another 40 universities internationally (especially in the USA, Canada, Australia, Japan, and China), as well as a percentage of about 10% of foreign students from around 100 different countries.


Trier University

The University of Europe for Applied Sciences, also known as UE, is a private, for-profit university in Germany having campuses in Berlin, Potsdam, Hanover, and Hamburg in addition to its main campus and administrative center in Iserlohn. It was formed in 2017 as the University of Applied Sciences Europe by a merger of the Business and Information Technology School and the Berliner Technische Kunsthochschule.

There are three faculties at the university:
•	The Business and Information Technology School used to teach both business and psychology.
•	Sport, Media, and Event Management, originally taught at the Business and Information Technology School

•	Art and Design, originally taught at the Berliner Technische Kunsthochschule
They collaborate to offer a variety of undergraduate and graduate programs, some of which are taught in English.

There is no fee for ERASMUS students at the University of Europe for Applied Sciences, depending on the individual agreement fee of Students from partner universities varies it is recommended to consult your local university and a regular tuition fee is applied for students from universities with which there is no partnership ( Free movers).

The University of Europe for Applied Sciences (UE) offers students the chance to spend a semester studying at one of its esteemed partner institutions. Typically, you finish this in your fifth semester in a bachelor's program.

The University of Europe for Applied Sciences' (UE) Career Development Center helps students find the ideal employment and succeed in their first years of work in business both during and after they complete their studies.


University of Europe for Applied Sciences

The University of Hohenheim is a German campus university that is situated in the region south of Stuttgart. It is Stuttgart's oldest university and was established in 1818. Agriculture and the natural sciences had historically been its key areas of expertise. The bulk of its students nowadays, however, are enrolled in one of the several study programs provided by the faculty of business, economics, and social sciences. The University of Hohenheim is one of Germany's top universities in these subjects since its faculty is consistently rated among the best in the country. The institution participates in various collaborative research initiatives and has academic relationships with a number of partner universities.

The number of degree programs are 40 in total. Whereas 12  are Bachelor’s and 26 are Master’s programs. With that, there is 1 Bachelor’s Teacher Program, 1 Master’s Teacher Program, and 3 Doctorate as well.

The total number of students are 8,675, of which 4,996 are women and also 1,276 with an International background.	

In addition to fitness, health, and well-being, university life emphasizes the opportunity for social interaction and integration in a laid-back setting. With more than 60 different sports and roughly 120 different course options available, University Sports gives all members the ability to exercise on campus.

Student organizations progress the university and enhance campus life. The diverse spectrum of student interests is displayed by them. Political activism, ecological, economic, or social movements, as well as lived faith in a variety of religious movements and worldviews, are all included in the efforts. The Student Parliament, run by AStA, grants accreditation as a student organisation.


University of Hohenheim

The FH Westküste University of Applied Sciences (German Fachhochschule Westküste) is a vocational university of higher education and applied research. 

The region's visionary business people and politicians took the initiative to form it in 1993. It was established in the city of Heide, in the Federal State of Schleswig-Holstein, and began operations in a rented room, completing its first graduations in 1997.

With connections to more than 20 other universities on every continent, University has a very strong global presence. Students gain the most from this, but the West Coast region also benefits.

In order to exchange students, lecturers, or staff, the West Coast University of Applied Sciences maintains relationships with universities all around the world.

Five languages are taught in all study programs for the faculties of technology and business studies at the West Coast University of Applied Sciences by the language team. Faculty have several years of experience, are native or nearly native speakers, and teach with enthusiasm and personal support for students..
It offers 9 BACHELOR DEGREE COURSES and 7 MASTER DEGREE COURSES. Around 2,000 students are enrolled at West Coast University.

Expectations for students at West Coast University
•        A welcoming and relaxed setting with small study groups
•        In our bachelor's degree programs, a required practical semester provides students with real-world instructional material and their first operating experience.
•        Cutting-edge technical tools.
•        During your studies, blend theory and practice by gaining practical experience.


West Coast University of Applied Sciences

Witten/Herdecke University is a private, state-recognized, non-profit university in Witten, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. It was the first private university in Germany to be accredited as a "Universität," a designation that acknowledges the university's academic standing as being on par with public universities and gives it the status to grant bachelor's, master's, and doctoral degrees as well as the German Habilitation.

For more than 30 years, the UW/H has provided courses with a future in the fields of business, politics, society, psychology, dentistry, and medicine. The University of Witten/Herdecke enrolls over 2,600 students and employs 582 people, including a faculty of 71 professors and 232 lecturers/researchers. Each year, graduate school awards a Ph.D. degree to about 100 Ph.D. candidates. The university's strength in graduate education is demonstrated by the fact that there are also more master's students than bachelor's students. Currently, the university is growing its campus and accepting more students.

The university's major department is the department of medicine. It was one among the first in Germany to provide a redesigned, integrated curriculum for medical school. The curriculum places a strong emphasis on extended clinical rotations and problem-based learning.

Admission to the university of Witten/Herdecke is based on a comprehensive, two-step process, in contrast to most other German medical schools. Of the roughly 1,400 applicants, 42 are accepted into medical school each semester.

The Witten/Herdecke University is honored to be a part of a global alliance that spans all five continents. The university has signed the "National Code of Conduct on Foreign Students at German Higher Education Institutions to ensure that international students with the support and guidance they need while studying in Germany.

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