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In the Global Sports Management program  you will learn to recognize the opportunities in the sports market and to develop and implement strategic and operative action plans to seize them. You can look forward to varied tasks in clubs and associations  in the sporting goods industry  in media  licensing and event agencies or in the sponsoring departments of global corporations.

Online application: you can submit your documents using our online application form, Create an account: please create a new graduate Applicants account  or log into your account if you already have one and select the application field International Students (Master | MBA Degree Programs), Application assessment: applications that are submitted and complete will be considered for assessment The admissions interview takes place online or in person, Program offer: once all admissions steps have been completed successfully  a program offer and the guidance for the enrollment process follow, Study Abroad | Erasmus Program Please submit your application using the online application form below and select the application field Study Abroad | Erasmus Exchange Program

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

Applicants who have successfully completed an undergraduate degree in English and/or in English-speaking countries whose first language is English can be exempt from having to prove the English

Global Sports Management

Accadis University of Applied Sciences

The International Football Management Master degree programme prepares you for a highly exciting career in the global market of football business.
Prepare yourself for a highly dynamic industry with our International Football Management Master program.Companies in the European football business are looking for qualified managers who can market football internationally and develop digital business models. Initiate or fire up your career in the world of football clubs or complementary companies with our internationally oriented degree program.

International Football Management

The Informatics for the Natural Sciences Master program extends theoretical and practical knowledge in informatics  combined with either one of the subjects of biology  chemistry  physics  or biotechnology. Hereby  the focus is on current methods and scientific results. Special attention is given to convey skills required to communicate with specialists in both fields.In addition  the students are increasingly instructed to work independently according to the scientific principles of natural scientific computer science.After completing the course  graduates should be able to work scientifically. Because of the skills acquired in the field of project work  they are also optimally prepared for scientifically oriented model and software development. The qualifications also offer the best chances on the normal job market for computer scientists  since the graduates have already exceeded the limits of the pure specialist discipline of computer science during their studies due to their scientific orientation.

This program has an English-speaking branch which guarantees that courses will be offered to non German-speaking students

The Semester contributions totaling 321.74 EUR must be paid each semester it includes Semester ticket 153.89 EUR, Studierendenwerk 91.00 EUR, NRW - Ticket 58.50 EUR and General contribution 18.35 EUR

Informatics for the Natural Sciences

Bielefeld University

The interdisciplinary Master program "History  Economics and Philosophy of Science / Interdisciplinary Studies of Science" (ISoS) focuses on science-reflective studies and is aimed at working out essential characteristics of science and making them explicit. The goal is the analysis of scientific knowledge  Its economic structure and Its integration into the social context in the past and present. The course is aimed on the one hand at bachelor’s graduates in the three basic disciplines of history  economics and philosophy  and on the other hand at graduates from the natural and social sciences who are aiming for a science-reflective deepening of their studies. The training in the ISoS course qualifies the students for independent research work in the field of science research  but at the same time is aimed at imparting important skills for working in various institutions of science administration and science management. 

Proof of language skills in English and/or German. Sufficient language skills are proven by a relevant academic degree from either a German- or an English-language institution. Sufficient language skills can also be proven by English at the CEFR level of B2 and a level of German of B2. If  at the date of application  no German language skills can be proven  a level of C1 in English is requisite for admission; in that case  skills of German at the level of B1 need to be earned during the programme and proven upon receiving the degree

History  Economics and Philosophy of Science 

The aim of the Master programme Naval Architecture and Ocean Engineering is to enable you to work independently as an engineer in a prominent position in the maritime industry. The degree programme completes and deepens the Competencies acquired in the Bachelor programmes and enables you to work as a responsible specialist for overarching tasks or in a special field and to take on management tasks.

Master entrance qualification German
All applicants with a German university entrance qualification can apply directly to the myBTU portal for your desired study programme. This also applied to students who are already or were enrolled at one of the locations of the BTU Cottbus-Senftenberg and would like to apply for a Master study programme or a change of study programme. 
for questions concerning application via myBTU-Portal
Master entrance qualification Foreign
Students who received their last entrance qualification abroad and wish to apply for a Master programme have to apply via My assist.
for questions concerning application via Uni-assist Portal:

Semester fee of roughly 390 EUR per semester. The semester fee covers your student ticket that entitles you to free public transportation in Bremen as well as to Lower Saxony and Hamburg

Naval Architecture and Ocean Engineering (Hybrid)

Bremen University of Applied Sciences

The Master program Electrical engineering and information systems focus Innovations in electrical engineering and information technology are the basis for a smart  automated and interconnected world. In the international Master program at the h_da  students acquire the tools for their career in this forward-looking market. With the four main focuses Automation  Communications  Embedded Systems and Microelectronics as well as Power Engineering  the program covers all important disciplines. It enables students to diversify or specialize in a wide range of fields. They learn and work in intercultural teams. The language of instruction is English.

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

The Semester contributions totaling 270 EUR includes local public transportation ticket, university sports program, cultural programs and Administrative Fee 190 EUR(Payment only once after your admission administrative fees are non-refundable)

School English is not deemed sufficient only native speakers from either the United States or Great Britain are exempted from participating in one of the above tests. Even if your chosen degree course is conducted entirely in English  it is nonetheless advisable to achieve a proficiency level in German (B2 level) before you commence your studies  to enable you to properly comprehend the procedures involved.

Electrical Engineering and Information Technology

Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences

EBS University you will learn entrepreneurial thinking and action and go through practical semesters. knowledge and values. Start your international career with a study programme that is not only specifically practical and imparts knowledge using modern didactic methods, with individual coaching and personality training. Become the leader who makes a difference in the future.

Master in Management (Hybrid)

EBS Universität für Wirtschaft und Recht

The aim of the Master degree program at Europa-Universität Flensburg in Energy and Environmental Management at Europa-Universität Flensburg is to train students to work as a professional in the energy sector. In particular  it will enable you to Identify and analyze energy and environmental problems  Facilitate and manage the process of sustainable problem-solving

Fill in the online-application form and 
Send your full pdf application to:
admission-eem@uni-flensburg.de

A non-recurring administration fee of 36.00 EUR has to be paid prior to enrolment. For each term you have to pay a semester fee of 259.00 EUR which is a contribution for the students union and the students services (Studentenwerk). The "Studentenwerk" operates the students halls of residence and the refectories where you can buy meals at a reduced price. The fee also includes a semester ticket covering public transport within the city of Flensburg for the duration of the semester

A certificate that English was language of instruction is not sufficient for admission. Native speakers of English are exempted. 

Energy and Environmental Management in Developing Countries

Europa-Universität Flensburg

The Master program Biochemistry focus  on building their existing knowledge of biochemistry and molecular biology  students in the M.Sc. Biochemistry programme will learn to apply methodical approaches to the analysis of biomolecules and cellular functions on molecular levels. Focus will be placed on concepts and methods from the fields of bioinformatics  biophysics  chemistry  molecular biology  and cell biology.

The amount 266.10 EUR consists of a 74.00 EUR basic fee for the student union, 90.60 EUR semester ticket for local transport, 68.50 EUR semester ticket for rail,  2.00 EUR culture ticket, 11.00 EUR contribution for the student body, 20.00 EUR additional fee Equipped with the Thoska chip card

Good proficiency in English is required (a direct proof by certificate is not compulsory)

Biochemistry

Friedrich Schiller University Jena

The information engineering focus on complex systems that process various kinds of information can be found in many business and industrial sectors. In automotive systems  electronic control units process sensor output to determine the car's current stability and derive counter-measures in critical situations. User interfaces with touch panels read user inputs and control machines in the automation industry. Autonomous vehicles in automated warehouses make use of various sensor signals to find the right shelf. Smart cameras check the quality of parts and goods post-production  and wireless communication systems allow mobile devices to deliver location-based services.

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

Information Engineering

Hamburg University of Applied Sciences (HAW Hamburg)

The financial management focuses on the basic models of the capital market theory, financial institutions and financial instruments as well as the theory and practice of capital markets. This also includes the link between risk and return on money investments and forms the basis for further topics, such as corporate finance or strategic management in banking and finance. You will learn to navigate safely throughout these subjects. This is the ideal preparation for starting your career in the financial sector.

In order to commence your studies with us, you must first successfully complete our selection process. The interviews take place regularly and are carried out via Skype.

The semester fee 350  covers Semester ticket, Students Union/Studierendenwerk, University Sport/ Hochschulsport and Student Parliament

Cambridge English First (FCE), BEC Vantage and further certificates are accepted and The tests must not be older than two years.

Financial Management (B.A.)

CBS International Business School

As an undergraduate student of mechatronics or other related fields of study, the consecutive Master programme Artificial Intelligence for Smart Sensors and Actuators qualifies you as experts for the development and use of intelligent, technical systems of data processing, data analysis and automation. The knowledge transfer on study contents including artificial intelligence, machine learning, innovative sensors and actuators, additionally endows prospective students with the competence to work creatively in research and development departments. 

If English is not the native language, certified knowledge of the English language must be provided. If German is not the native language, certified knowledge of the German language must be provided

Artificial intelligence for smart sensors and actuators ( in cham)

Deggendorf Institute of Technology

The Aerospace engineering deepens the engineering fundamentals and enables graduates to independently solve problems of product development and scientific research tasks.

Composition of the semester contribution for the Aachen student union 98.00 EUR, AStA contribution 15.85 EUR, Semester ticket AVV 137.43EUR, Semester ticket NRW 58.50 EUR, Semester ticket Zuid-Limburg 5.11 EUR, Solidarity contribution to the semester ticket 0.10 EUR, Contribution social fund 0.75 EUR, Student council contribution 1.70 EUR, University sports contribution 1.10 EUR and contribution Queerreferat 0.19 EUR

Aerospace Engineering

Aachen 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

FH Aachen University of Applied Sciences, with locations in Aachen and Jülich, is one of the largest and most significant universities of applied sciences in Germany, with more than 15,000 students, nearly 2,000 graduates per year, ten faculties, more than hundred degree programs, twelve internal and five affiliated institutes, and four competence platforms. Here, 900 people are employed in administration, teaching, and research, including about 240 professors.

One of the top applied research institutions in Germany is what FH Aachen aspires to be. Its expertise is mostly in the domains of energy, mobility, and life sciences, as well as in digitalization and industrial production. Results of recent research are immediately applied to teaching.

Students at FH Aachen can enroll in a course of study that will give them the best chance of landing jobs in cutting-edge, contemporary professions. In addition to the typical MINT (STEM) fields of mathematics, informatics, natural sciences, and technology, the institution also offers courses in business studies and design. A hundred or so Bachelor's and Master's degree programs provide both full-time study options and an increasing number of dual study options that are in line with market demands.

All in all, the institution is committed to modern teaching, which is informed by the most recent ideas in didactics and makes use of cutting-edge techniques like e-learning. Close personal support is given to students, allowing for an active exchange of experience and information with the teaching team. Students are most prepared for their professional positions following graduation.


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Chemnitz University of Technology is a multicultural institution with extensive regional, national, and international connections. It is home to approximately 2,300 academic and administrative employees, as well as over 9,600 students from approximately 90 countries. As a result, it is the third largest university in Saxony. Chemnitz University of Technology ranks first among state universities in terms of the proportion of foreign students.
 
 Chemnitz University of Technology believes that excellent teaching is a necessary foundation for further vibrant scientific development of the research landscape, as well as the transfer of new questions, findings, and methods to the economy and society. Chemnitz University of Technology is one of Germany's most internationally oriented universities, with nearly 30% international students and numerous international researchers, as well as cooperative relationships with 130 universities on every continent.
 
 The university integrates engineering, natural sciences, mathematics, humanities, social sciences, and economics. At these points, one-of-a-kind degree programs are developed alongside ground-breaking research projects. Sensor technology and cognitive psychology are two examples, as are computer science for humanities and social scientists and the degree program MINT: Mathematics, Computer Science, and Natural Sciences with Applications in Technology. The university offers 97 degree programs as of the winter semester of 2021/2022. The high level of interdisciplinarity is a distinguishing feature.
 
 The increasing linkage with companies and research institutions in the Chemnitz region is a future-oriented aspect of Chemnitz University of Technology. The university, in collaboration with non-university research institutions and university-affiliated institutes, the city administration, and economic partners, creates ideal conditions for practice-oriented education and basic and application-oriented research.

Chemnitz University of Technology

Furtwangen University (HFU) is a German University of Applied Sciences with headquarters in Furtwangen im Schwarzwald, Baden-Württemberg, Germany, and two additional branch campuses in Villingen-Schwenningen and Tuttlingen. The HFU is a member of the "International Lake Constance University Network" (IBH) and Franco-German University (FGU).
 
 Furtwangen University's core business is scientifically based, practical education and training. Interdisciplinary work transcends traditional subject boundaries. Engineering, computer science, business informatics, industrial engineering, media, international business, and health are all areas where the HFU excels. The university's service offerings are constantly evolving to meet the needs of the future. The goal is to guide talented young people through future-oriented courses that lead to qualified, state-recognized degrees and above-average professional opportunities. At the same time, they encourage their development into responsible, self-assured individuals capable of developing and representing solutions to problems on their own.
 
 They place ample importance on applied research and technology transfer in collaboration with their partners as a catalyst for innovation and a requirement for teaching relevance. They ensure practical relevance in teaching, research, and further education through constant exchange with our partners in companies and institutions as a leading innovation partner for companies. The institute collaborates with them to create new study models and practice-oriented student support programs.
 
 They promote internationality in education and research by collaborating with universities and businesses all over the world. As a cosmopolitan university, the HFU encourages international scientific and cultural exchange among students and faculty. They raise their profile through international relationships and partnerships around the world, as well as modules abroad and double degree agreements.

Furtwangen University

The HafenCity University Hamburg is the University Of The Built Environment And Metropolitan Development (HCU). The HafenCity University Hamburg was founded by the Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg on January 1, 2006, as a university for architecture and spatial development through the merger of four departments from three Hamburg universities. With around 2,400 students and approximately 250 employees, the HafenCity site, Europe's largest inner-city urban development project, offers the special attraction of an urban laboratory on your own doorstep.
 
 The education and research at the HCU Hamburg are aimed at contemplating and concretising what the future of metropolitan areas could and should look like. Coping with this future will, however, require a systematic interdisciplinary as well as a transdisciplinary approach. For this reason, the HCU offers the entire range of disciplines required for understanding and designing the urban environment:
 • Architecture, Civil Engineering, Geomatics, Urban Planning – in each case as a Bachelor’s degree with the option to continue studying to obtain a Master’s degree
 • Metropolitan Culture – as a Bachelor programme
 • Urban Design and Resource Efficiency in Architecture and Planning (REAP) – as interdisciplinary Master’s degrees
 • Fachübergreifende Studienangebote, cross-curricular Programme, an inter- and transdisciplinary programme, complements the curriculum of the individual study programms at the HCU.
 
 HafenCity Universität Hamburg - University of Architecture and Metropolitan Development (HCU) is a university thematically focused on the built environment. HCU brings together under one roof all aspects of building in design and drafting, engineering and natural sciences, as well as humanities and social sciences. HCU's overarching research priorities are climate/sustainability and digitalization.

HafenCity University Hamburg

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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

The HMKW University for Media, Communication, and Business was founded in 2008 by a team of academic educators with extensive experience. The Science Council recognizes and institutionally accredits the private university. FIBAA has accredited or is in the process of accrediting all current courses. HMKW has offices in Berlin, Cologne, and, as of the winter semester 2016/17, Frankfurt am Main. 
 
 Here, all professors and teachers actively support students on their way through studies and into the job market. Studying at HMKW is not only demanding but also rewarding. At HMKW, they combine solid academic training with work on a diverse range of practical projects. To that end, they work with a variety of institutions and businesses to supplement the academic curriculum with real-world issues and project tasks.
 
 As a result, the courses are designed to help students gain theoretical understanding as well as practical skills. You will have a wide range of verifiable skills at the end of your studies, which will set you apart from other job applicants. You will be proud of your accomplishments and success after six semesters (classic bachelor's degree) or eight semesters (dual bachelor's degree). The HMKW master's degree programs build on the success of our undergraduate programs. They can be finished in four semesters of full-time study or at least five semesters of part-time study.
 
 HMKW has been participating in the Erasmus program since 2013 and is committed to exchange and cooperation with European and non-European students and universities. Our network of European partner universities is constantly growing.

The University of Applied Sciences htw saar offers over 55 Bachelor and Master programs in Business, Architecture & Civil Engineering, Engineering, Social Sciences, and Franco-German studies. Their study programs are designed to combine hands-on practical skills with a solid theoretical knowledge base.
 
 The htw saar has approximately 6,000 students enrolled, with over 900 international students from 76 countries attending our classes. This is a significantly higher percentage of international students (16%) than the national average in Germany. To foster and promote regional development, the institution serves as a hub connecting academic research, businesses, institutions, and administrative bodies. They have so far established a network of over 300 industry partners.
 
 They are now accelerating the development of new value chains by establishing networks and innovation clusters. As a result, they are a major player in the regional innovation sector, collaborating with industry partners to turn research findings into marketable products. Their Institute of Technology Transfer (FITT) currently works with approximately 80 businesses. They strive to educate and train young skilled graduates through degree programs and continuing education courses, producing qualified employees while also meeting regional needs. It assists international students who are required to complete an internship as part of their learning agreement.
 
 htw saar has been conducting international research with industry partners from all over the world for over 25 years. Research is essential, and applied research and development are given special consideration. As a result, they encourage their students to take part in various R&D projects in order to gain a better understanding of German cutting-edge technology and innovation.

Htw saar - University of Applied Sciences

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The International School of Management (ISM) is a state-recognized private university. The ISM International School of Management gGmbH, headquartered in Dortmund, is the sponsor. Klaus Evard founded the university in 1990 as the IDB business academy, and it was renamed the International School of Management (ISM) in 1992. It was designated as a private university of applied sciences in 1994. The Quality Community Euro-Schools-Organization purchased the company's shares in 1998.
 
 ISM is internationally oriented from the core with students coming from 84 nationalities, many international lecturers and over 56 additional guest lecturers. Students at the ISM develop lingual and intercultural skills through intensive foreign language training as well as integrated foreign semesters at one of around 190 ISM partner universities and internships abroad. This international focus is reflected in all the ISM's study programs. This makes sure their students receive optimal preparation for a global business career. Furthermore, they gain practical experience outside Germany during their 10 weeks internship abroad.
 
 ISM creates the opportunity for students’ professional development in national and international internships. Practical learning content and projects with well-known companies result in the best possible preparation for a successful professional life. Small study groups & a personal atmosphere allows individual support for the development of students. ISM has 100% open door policy with 1:7 supervision ratio of university teachers/students.
 
 The ISM's MBA programs are no less international. The MBA General Management program in part-time comprises three modules abroad (in the United States, India and Hong Kong). The MBA General Management program in full-time integrates a module abroad in Spain.

International School of Management (ISM)

Lüneburg's Leuphana University is a public university in Lower Saxony, Germany. Four faculties are in charge of transdisciplinary scientific initiatives, as well as Leuphana's main research areas in education, culture, sustainability, management, and entrepreneurship. Leuphana College's bachelor's degree programs are divided into eight departments and two teacher training courses. A graduate college with master's and doctorate programs was established in 2008. There is also a cross-departmental research center and a professional school for advanced study courses such as business cooperation.
 
 For students who want to work independently and responsibly, Leuphana College offers a bachelor's degree as part of aninterdisciplinary study model. The course is defined by the Leuphana semester, complementary studies, a major and a minor, a first academic conference after the first semester, and a fresh-man week. The Graduate School offers Master's degree programs with a variety of specialization options in six thematic areas: culture, education, governance and law, management, psychology, and sustainability. The Graduate School study model provides Master's students with unique opportunities where master's and doctorate degrees can be linked directly.
 
 Leuphana is globally and regionally connected through a large number of strategic collaborations in science and practice. The University of Glasgow, Arizona State University, and the City University of Hong Kong are among the important global partners. Regionally, Leuphana collaborates with the TU Hamburg, Helmut Schmidt University Hamburg, and many others. The university participates in international and regional networks, such as the International Sustainable Campus Network and the Northern Association of North German Universities.
 
 Leuphana has received numerous awards for its development as a humanistic, action-oriented, and sustainable university, including several awards from the Stifterverband für die Deutsche Wissenschaft, the Mercator Foundation, the Volkswagen Foundation, and as a place in the land of ideas.

Leuphana University Lüneburg

Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich (also known as LMU or simply the University of Munich; German: Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München) is a public research university in Munich, Germany, and the country's sixth oldest continuously operating university. LMU is currently Germany's second-largest university in terms of student population, with 51,606 matriculated students in the 2018/19 winter semester. There were 8,875 international students. By 2020, the University of Munich has been associated with 43 Nobel laureates.
 
 LMU Munich offers a diverse range of degree programs, with over 150 subjects available in a variety of combinations. 15% of the university's 45,000 students are international. In addition to its 18 faculties, it has a number of research centers that are involved in numerous cross-faculty and transdisciplinary projects to supplement its academic programs. MISU provides two types of courses: subject-specific summer academies and German Language Classes. Summer academies at MISU are subject-specific courses that help students improve their knowledge of research areas in academic fields of interest. The number of students enrolled in each course is limited to ensure intensive supervision and student interaction in class. MISU summer academies cover the following academic disciplines: Economics, Business and Communication, Social Sciences, Law, Medicine, and Natural Sciences.
 
 German language courses are designed to teach the German language in its academic, social, and cultural contexts, allowing students to advance their language skills while also expanding their knowledge of Germany. Strategic cooperation with universities, networks, and scientific organizations enriches LMU research, improves study and teaching quality, and fosters innovation. Globally, 20 extensive university collaborations and 200 exchange partnerships enable international experience and active scientific exchange in a wide range of disciplines, including joint study programs. The LMU is a member of a number of prestigious international research organizations, including LERU, EUA, and Europaeum.

LMU - Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München

Macromedia University of Applied Sciences is a private university based in Stuttgart that also has campuses in Munich, Freiburg, Frankfurt/Main, Cologne, Leipzig, Hamburg, and Berlin. Macromedia University and its sister institution, Macromedia Academy, are part of Galileo Global Education's international education group, which operates a network of 45 schools and universities serving 120,000 students on 85 campuses in 13 countries.
 
 The university's courses cover media, management and communication, digital technologies and design, sports, psychology, video games, journalism, film, fashion, music, and acting. Each specialty is linked to international research or artistic activity, and it feeds into the economy's knowledge transfer. At Macromedia University, students can boost their professional career with an international degree in Media, Business, Management, Art or Design at a top-ranking private university in Germany. Here, students can choose from bachelor’s and master’s programmes that are taught entirely in English. Digitalisation and technology-driven innovation are built into the curriculum with hands-on experience. 
 
 All degree programmes are accredited according to German higher education law, recognised by the state ministry of Baden-Württemberg. In 2016, the Science Council confirmed the institutional accreditation. In addition to a doctorate, professors have at least five years of successful industry experience. Many continue to advance their business careers while teaching, and this enables them to bring their own up-to-date knowledge and experience of current trends to students. 
 
 The list of their renowned cooperation partners is long and varied. Each faculty has a large network of relevant corporate partners so that students can make valuable contacts for their professional future at an early stage. The goal of Macromedia University is to transform students into lasting developers of digital transformation. The aim is to motivate students with a culture of lifelong learning.

Macromedia University of Applied Sciences

Technische Universität Dresden, abbreviated as TUD and frequently mistranslated as "Dresden University of Technology," is a public research university that has 32,389 students as of 2018. It is the largest institution of higher learning in the city of Dresden, the largest university in Saxony, and one of the top ten universities in Germany.

The institution is a part of TU9, a grouping of the top nine German technical universities. The institution earned the designation of "University of Excellence" in 2012 as one of eleven German universities that completed the Excellence Initiative successfully. The TU Dresden was successful in each of the German Universities Excellence Initiative's three rounds (Future Concept, Graduate Schools, Clusters of Excellence). There are 14 faculties at TU Dresden. With the exception of the Faculty of Medicine, which has its own campus near the Elbe river east of the city center and the Department of Forestry at Tharandt, almost all faculties are located on the main campus, which is located south of the city center.

The TUD has a solid reputation overseas; around one-eighth of its students are international. Currently, 8.300 people from 70 different nations work at Technische Universität Dresden. At TU Dresden, there are more than 5000 international students studying from more than 125 nations. The majority of them travel for full-time study, while others go on exchange or for PhD programs.

The university was placed 5th in Germany and 113rd overall in the QS Engineering and Technology Ranking. The university was placed 157th overall and 90th in the world for engineering & technology in the Times Higher Education World University Rankings. Additionally, the university was listed as the 79th "Most Innovative Universities Ranking 2019" according to Reuters.


Technische Universität Dresden

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 Applied Sciences for Intercultural Theology Hermannsburg (FIT) was founded and accredited in 2012. It is also a unique location for interactions between people of different religions and cultures. Students from Germany and throughout the world live and study together, sharing their varied theological and cultural origins. 92 students from 33 different nations are currently enrolled at the FIT, including those enrolled in the Master's program in "Intercultural Theology," which is provided in collaboration with the University of Göttingen.
At FIT, students can study intercultural theology from countries including Egypt, Ethiopia, Bangladesh, Brazil, China, Germany, Georgia, Ghana, India, Iran, Cameroon, Kenya, Korea, Myanmar, Nepal, Nigeria, Pakistan, Peru, Syria, Tanzania, Uganda, Ukraine, USA, and Belarus.

The goal of the research project is to promote academic achievements in the areas of migration and religion, international diaconia, and development in an environment related to the church and to establish the FIT as a reputable institution for intercultural, theological, and interfaith scholarship.

The following fields are the focus of the academic research conducted by FIT faculty members in conformity with this objective:

•        Migration and religion
•        Biblical research from an intercultural perspective
•        Intercultural history of Christianity
•        Systematic theology and hermeneutics from an intercultural perspective
•        Mission studies and international diaconia
•        Social work from an intercultural perspective
•        Religious studies and inter-faith encounters
•        Development studies

The FIT library is centrally placed on the campus grounds and houses around 65,000 books, many of which are in the subjects of intercultural theology, mission studies, history of religion and Christianity, bible studies, migration, social work, and development studies. Students, instructors, and staff at FIT have continuous access to the library.

University of Applied Sciences for Intercultural Theology (FIT) Hermannsburg

The University of Passau, or Universität Passau in German, is a public research university founded on October 9, 1978, in Passau, Lower Bavaria, Germany. Its first semester enrollment was 463 students.

There are now 39 distinct undergraduate and graduate degree programs offered at its four faculties. On its university campus, which is a short distance from Passau's Old Town, about 12,000 students from more than 100 different countries and about 1,100 primary employees in the academic units and academic support divisions are working on research, teaching, and support activities for higher education. This campus has won multiple architectural awards in addition to being well-equipped in terms of technology infrastructure.

The library was founded with the university in 1978 and welcomed Passauer residents and students that same year. Together with the five faculty and institution libraries, the central library serves as the university's primary library. Currently, there are two million volumes and 3,050 journals in the university library. Each of the 1,000 desks in the reading rooms, which are available 16 hours a day, is for library patrons.

The University of Passau is renowned for its international orientation and atmosphere outside of Germany and Bavaria. Approximately 236 international universities throughout the Americas, Europe, Asia, and Australia have cooperative partnerships with the university, allowing students enrolled there to complete parts of their studies abroad.


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