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In this International Management Master degree you will learn everything you need to know to succeed in a management job in an international setting. Within three semesters  you will expand your knowledge to a new level and finish with the Master thesis. We offer you a broadly diversified education that covers specific topics of international management as well as human resource management  marketing  law and trade relations - of course always with an international focus. And in addition to the compulsory courses  you can choose between numerous elective specialisations - according to your personal preferences. We care about your intercultural competence  and that is exactly why this Master programme offers many opportunities to look beyond only studying: whether it’a semester abroad or interesting encounters during the international summer schools in Finland and the USA. But you can also do an internship abroad. other plus point: The entire programme is taught in English. In this way  you will be ideally prepared for your job in an international company.Being competent to act in the areas of leadership and management in an international context - this is what we focus on. You deepen your subject knowledge and learn to reflect critically on the material. And you will learn to apply what you have learned in practice. For example  the intercultural projects of the Summer Schools or your internship abroad are suitable for this.

This Master programme is conducted fully in English (teaching and examination).
Main instruction language English
Further language(s) German

Please apply online in the Campus Portal and upload the required documents.

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

International Management

Aschaffenburg University of Applied Sciences

The MBA degree program at Berlin International is set within the unique Berlin context  which not only houses many multinational corporations (MNCs)  but also represents a major start-up hub in Europe. The BI learning environment is problem-based and has a strong focus on applied practitioner approaches. It is unique in the sense that it entails a truly international  intercultural  and interdisciplinary academic experience  consisting of a diverse student and teaching body  as well as the BAU global network.

The ultimate goal of the program is to prepare global professionals of diverse backgrounds with solid managerial knowledge  tools  and skills  strengthened by an alluring network  in order to create value under changing business environments. The MBA operates under the global iAccelerate network  which strengthens innovative entrepreneurial projects.

Students profit from the program’s flexible and project-based orientation towards entrepreneurship and intrapreneurship  albeit amid a conscious and practical understanding of emerging economies and their interaction with other markets.

We view every class as a unique experience  including valuable interactions with external organizations (e.g. corporations  startups) through company visits  simulations  and city discoveries within the dynamic flair of Berlin. The MBA is built around a balanced mix of course formats  including projects  classical lectures  seminars  workshops  computer-lab sessions  and colloquia  albeit through innovative teaching techniques that foster the development of core competencies.

At Berlin International  all lectures are fully taught in English. Teaching the MBA courses in English helps prepare our students for the global market and supports their role in an international business setting.

At Berlin International  all lectures are fully taught in English. Teaching the MBA courses in English helps prepare our students for the global market and supports their role in an international business setting.



The application process for the MBA course at Berlin International is simple. You can easily enter your personal data via our online registration platform and you will receive a confirmation email with a link. You can then use the link to upload the documents.

"["#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

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"#Students  who have completed 180 (ECTS) during their bachelor's studies are going to choose the 2 years option  where they are going to receive 120 credit points (ECTS) as a result of their studies." 
"#Students  who have completed 240 (CP) during their bachelor's studies  are going to choose the 1-year option  where they are going to receive 60 credit points (ECTS) as a result of their studies."]"

Master of Business Administration

Berlin International University of Applied Sciences

The Global Online MBA is one of Its kind in the European market. It is designed so you can continue working full-time while gaining the knowledge and competencies to support your personal and professional development.

The program has a unique and innovative curriculum structure that groups together courses to give you complementary - but distinct - perspectives on key business issues. For example  the three courses in Module 1 will help you make wiser decisions under uncertainty. You will learn how to apply quantitative techniques to decision making  how to address organizational issues that can prevent effective decision making  and how to evaluate the implications of managerial decision making.



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.

An interview (per video call)  should you move on in the process

Global Online MBA

ESMT European School of Management and Technology

The Master Programme in Advanced Optical Technologies (MAOT) provides in-depth training in the fundamentals and applications of state-of-the-art optical technologies.
The programme is highly interdisciplinary and brings together experts and knowledge from the fields of Engineering  Physics  Computer Science and Medicine.
In the MAOT programme students acquire this expertise from across the university in one integrated programme − practically unique in the field of optical technologies.

Applications are submitted via the FAU application platform www.campo.fau.de

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

Advanced Optical Technologies

FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg

Big Data is becoming increasingly more important in business practice from finance to the health sector, the amount of structured and unstructured data that companies are providing nowadays is rapidly increasing. The aim of the Master program in Big data and Business analytics is to bridge the gap between logic and quantitative methods, programming languages, frameworks and infrastructure, all the way to the interpretation and implementation of the results in business processes. 

Native speakers and English language degree holders are exempted from providing proof of language proficiency

Big Data and Business Analytics

FOM University of Applied Sciences for Economics and Management

The Master Program Public Focus on Health Ageing populations  the rising burden of non-communicable diseases and obesity  failing health systems  socially determined health disparities  climate change and newly emerging infectious diseases are just a few of the challenges confronting population health and well-being in both developing and developed countries.Well-trained public health professionals who can identify  understand and respond to these challenges by integrating scientific knowledge  evidence-based practice  empirical research and implementation skills are needed to design and improve public health policies and practice at regional  national and global levels. The Master of Public Health course aims to equip you with the awareness  knowledge and skills required to change the trajectory of these deep-rooted and emerging health issues.

Obtaining your VPD (for international students):
On behalf of HAW Hamburg  the organisation uni assist checks whether your school and university certificates qualify you to study at HAW Hamburg. It then issues a document called a VPD (Vorprüfungsdokumentation) with the result and a grade converted to the German system.
Please follow these steps to obtain your VPD from uni assist well before the deadline for applying to HAW Hamburg: 
Register and create an account.
Search Study Offers – Hochschule für Angewandte Wissenschaften  Hamburg – Master – alle Fächer.
Complete the uni assist application  following the procedure outlined.
You will receive the result within four to six weeks. If your qualification is accepted  uni assist will issue you a VPD.
Upload this document together with the other requested documents to the HAW Hamburg application portal.
Submitting your application:
Please complete the online application form and upload all the necessary documents as PDF files to complete your application to HAW Hamburg. You DO NOT have to print off the application and send the documents by post.

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

International applicants should inform themselves about the admission requirements  course of studies  and acceptance of foreign documents and certificates well in Advanced of coming to Germany  ideally as early as eight months to one year before the intended start of the degree course.

Public Health

Hamburg University of Applied Sciences (HAW Hamburg)

International Business in Master programme makes you expand your knowledge and understanding of management processes, in which small deviations have a huge impact on companies. Particularly in globally operating companies, the large number of competitors makes the sustainable acquisition of customers much more important than for smaller companies.

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"
"#Alternatively, you can furnish proof by taking the CBS language test within an interview (via skype) with our English Department"]"

International Business IB (MA)

CBS International Business School

The Master study course Embedded Systems Engineering leads to a degree which qualifies individuals both in the field of scientific research as well as in areas of professional practice. They are being prepared for technical careers but also for senior management assignments in technical projects.

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

Embedded Systems Engineering

Dortmund University of Applied Sciences and Arts

The Master program Resource Efficiency in Architecture and Planning focus on main emphasis lies on technology for the provision of urban and building services, yet it also investigates the socio-economic context in which these services are provided and managed.The programme provides an overview of the complex relationships between building and urban services technology (i.e., building construction and renovation, energy and water supply, waste and wastewater management) and the
environment (i.e., resources and space consumption, impacts on environmental media and ecosystems).

Each semester, HCU Students have to pay an enrolment fee 320 EUR includes a free ticket for public transport for the whole area of Hamburg

If you have proof of a professional stay in an anglophone country for at least one year or proof of the first academic studies taught in English for at least four semesters or General school attendance for at least five years with English as language of instruction are not obliged to exceed the English certificates

Resource Efficiency in Architecture and Planning

HafenCity University Hamburg

Electrical and Computer Engineering course allows students to become familiar with knowledge, methods, and tools that allow them to work on complex technical and scientific tasks. Graduates can work in research, development, and management in any company where software-intensive systems are developed. Besides companies involved with electrical and computer engineering, there are many other exciting possibilities.

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

Applicants who did not earn their Bachelor degree at an English-speaking university must demonstrate proficiency in English

Electrical and Computer Engineering

Anhalt University of Applied Sciences

The Academy of Fine Arts in Nuremberg sees itself as a laboratory engaged in free study and innovation. It was established in 1662 as the first school of art in German-speaking central Europe. The primary subject areas for instruction are liberal and applied arts.

The Academy works to make all modern artistic forms and expressions conceivable and to understand them in their correct social and historical-critical settings. The support of each student's individual growth is the cornerstone of this type of education.

Diverging aesthetic perspectives are essential to creative discourse. For this reason, experts from a wide range of disciplines are frequently invited as guests; as a result, students can learn about subjects that don't initially seem to have anything to do with art. The range of artistic activity is stimulated and widened via shifting appointments and guest professorships.

Today's classrooms are a collection of transparent pavillions created by Sep Ruf and designated as historical monuments. The campus, which is on the outskirts of the city, provides a busy work environment. In workshop spaces that are exceptionally well-equipped, artistic techniques are taught. Young painters exhibit their work in public for the first time in the Academy's exhibition hall and the Academy Gallery.

Through collaborations with universities in Budapest, Cuenca, Helsinki, Cracow, Palermo, Riga, Urbino, and Vienna, students can finish a portion of their course of study abroad. Programs with an ideal student-to-teacher ratio currently have about 310 students enrolled.


Academy of Fine Arts in Nuremberg

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The goal of education at Alanus University of Arts and Social Sciences is holistic development. In addition to providing our students with a strong foundation in technical disciplines, we place a high priority on their personal growth in terms of how they see and comprehend their unique contribution to society. Our Bachelor's, Diplom, and Master's programs, doctorate studies, research, creative development projects, and the growth of the institution as a whole are all centered around this concept.

They provide courses in the areas of fine and performing arts, architecture, art therapy, education, business, and philosophy as a state-recognized university of the arts with two facilities, one in Alfter on the outskirts of Bonn (NRW) and one in Mannheim. The unusual blending of science and art promotes cross-disciplinary interactions and allows students to continuously widen their horizons. In order to do this, multidisciplinary projects and the Studium Generale (General Studies), a requirement for all degree programs, are used. These additional lectures and seminars give students a foundational education in the humanities and cultural studies with the goal of encouraging the growth of their own attitudes and perspectives.

In this way, Alanus University's educational philosophy emphasizes the importance of the whole person. So, while still adhering to Rudolf Steiner's anthroposophical notion of "educating the full human person," we embrace the humanistic principles of Schiller and Humboldt. The nonprofit organization called Alanus Foundation provides financial support to Alanus University. It is supported by contributions from the Software AG Foundation, the primary sponsor, as well as grants from outside organizations and tuition fees.


Alanus University of Arts and Social Sciences

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The Berlin University of the Arts (UdK Berlin, Berlin University of the Arts until 2001) is Europe's largest art school. It dates back to 1696, when Friedrich III. donated the Electoral Academy of Mahler, Sculptor, and Architectur Art, making it one of the world's most traditional schools of this type. It was formed over the course of 150 years by the gradual merger of various educational institutions for music, architecture, fine arts, and design.
 
 The UdK is divided into four faculties: fine arts, design, music, and performing arts. Furthermore, the Berlin Career College serves as a resource for additional training opportunities. The UdK runs the Jazz Institute Berlin in collaboration with the Hanns Eisler University of Music, as well as the Inter-University Center for Dance in collaboration with the Ernst Busch University of Dramatic Arts.
 
 Berlin University of the Arts is one of the world's largest and most diverse arts universities. Teaching in the four colleges of Fine Arts, Architecture, Media and Design, Music and Performing Arts, as well as at the Central Institute for Continued Education/ Berlin Career College and the inter-University centres for Dance (HZT) and Jazz (JIB) covers the full spectrum of the arts and related academic studies in more than 70 courses. 
 
 Berlin University of the Arts is also one of the few art colleges in Germany with full university status, with the ability to confer doctorates and post-doctoral qualifications. Art and music teachers are also educated at Berlin University of the Arts, Berlin's only university where these subjects can be studied.

Berlin University of the Arts

The BSP began in early 2010 with the Business and Management faculty and its practical courses in management/business administration and business psychology. Meanwhile, the faculty has been supplemented by the Creative Business faculty with courses on creative business professional profiles as innovation drivers in business and society. These two application-oriented faculties of applied sciences are supplemented by the university faculty of law and the degree course in law leading to a university degree.
 
 Students at the BSP Business and Law School can learn languages and gain international experience through their courses. Students in all courses gain additional social, communicative, and psychological skills for their respective work practices. Extended practical phases in Germany and abroad are integrated into the course of the course. For an early networking of the students with the economy, the BSP Business and Law School cooperates with companies and creates corporate networks. 
 
 Without set office hours, lecturers and university administration are always available to students. Individual assistance is available from the Career Center and the International Office in charting your career path. Students participate actively in the design of the curriculum. You gain knowledge through personal experience, active participation, and professional feedback.
 
 At the BSP Business and Law School, motivation and talent are more important than a certificate's average grade. Individual interviews provide interested parties with the opportunity to persuade the BSP Business and Law School of their motivation, entrepreneurial thinking, and social skills.

BSP Business School Berlin

FUBiS is an intensive academic program offered by Freie Universität Berlin in which students can earn credits that can be applied to their home institutions' degrees. FUBiS sessions last 3 to 6 weeks and are held both in the summer and winter. FUBiS' mission is to provide international students with a premier study abroad program that delivers the highest academic quality while also promoting intercultural competence. FUBiS's goal is to provide a stimulating and rewarding academic, cultural, and personal experience.
 
 FUBiS offers intensive and semi-intensive German language classes at five different levels of proficiency. FUBiS also provides subject classes on a variety of class topics. The majority of classes are taught in English by eminent German and international faculty. These classes meet every weekday and allow students to focus on improving their German skills. Combining language and subject classes allows students to improve their language skills while also expanding their knowledge of a subject. FUBiS carefully selects its teaching personnel in a rigorous screening and application process. FUBiS instructors have demonstrated outstanding competence and experience in their particular discipline over the years.
 
 FUBiS has completed the Forum on Education Abroad's Quality Improvement Program (QUIP). By completing this process, FUBiS has demonstrated that it is in accordance with the Forum's Standards of Good Practice, that it is committed to offering high-quality programs in education abroad at a level of excellence acceptable to the larger academic community, and that it is committed to continuous assessment and improvement.

FUBiS - Freie Universität Berlin International Summer and Winter University

The Kempten University of Applied Sciences is the Allgäu's only state university that trains academics in mechanical engineering and electrical engineering, business administration and tourism, computer science and multimedia, and social affairs and health. The educational institution on the Alps' outskirts has been steadily growing since teaching began in 1978. 
 
 Kempten University of Applied Sciences has a unique profile that includes a broad, well-founded education in a few undergraduate courses with moderate specialization in the main course. A particular concern is practical relevance and internationalization. The Kempten University of Applied Sciences offers numerous practical and future-oriented courses in the faculties of business administration, electrical engineering, computer science, mechanical engineering, social affairs and health as well as tourism management. In addition to the regular courses, there is also a comprehensive range of extra-occupational training courses and a selection of certificate courses at our Professional School of Business and Technology.
 
 Currently, approximately 6,000 students are enrolled. The majority of the lectures are delivered by more than 150 professors, who are assisted by approximately 320 private-sector lecturers. On Bahnhofstrasse, a 53,000 m2 university campus with modern teaching buildings, laboratories, a library, and a canteen was built based on the provisional initial building. In administration, faculties, and laboratories, approximately 470 non-academic employees keep the university running.
 
 The Kempten University of Applied Sciences is part of the Internationale Bodensee-Hochschule. Besides there are 100 partner universities outside of Germany which have a cooperation with the Kempten University of Applied Sciences. Furthermore, it is a partner university for world-class sport, with the mission statement "Competence through networked diversity."

Kempten University of Applied Sciences

The Hochschule für angewandte Wissenschaften Landshut (Hochschule für angewandte Wissenschaften Landshut) is a Fachhochschule in Landshut, between Munich and Regensburg, with over 5000 students and more than 100 professors. Its primary areas of focus are technology, social work, and business. The central services that are available to all university members include library, lecturer mobility, building management, university communication, service finance, Service IT, service staff and Center for Innovative Teaching.
 
 The University of Applied Sciences Landshut has six faculties, namely- Business Administration, Social Work, Electrical and Industrial Engineering, Computer Science, Mechanical Engineering, and Interdisciplinary Studies. Bachelor programs are offered in Industrial Engineering and Industrial Engineering Energy and Logistics, whereas Masters degree comes with the subjects like Digital business management, Process management and resource efficiency, Simulation Based Engineering, Systems and Project Management, and Value-oriented production management.
 
 The professors here teach more than just technical knowledge; they also encourage social responsibility and commitment, as well as training in rhetoric and communication. Because our graduates' interdisciplinary skills make it easier for them to begin their careers. Landshut University sees itself as a competence university for lifelong learning in technology, business administration, and social work. They are practice-oriented, interdisciplinary, international, and geared toward lifelong learning in our teaching, place a high value on quality, and help our students develop technical, social, procedural, systemic, methodical, and entrepreneurial skills.
 
 The Landshut University of Applied Sciences has international collaborations with universities and businesses. Our students can gain experience by studying or interning abroad. Our diverse range of language courses serves as the foundation for a strong intercultural exchange of knowledge. In short, Landshut University of Applied Sciences develops innovative and modern solutions and cooperates closely with the economy.

Landshut University of Applied Sciences

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

The Magdeburg-Stendal University of Applied Sciences is a public university with two campuses. One site is in Magdeburg, the capital city of Saxony-Anhalt, and the other is in Stendal. Since the university's inception in 1991, approximately 50 study programs have been established at three faculties in Magdeburg and two faculties in Stendal. Magdeburg has about 3.700 students and Stendal has about 1.800. The university offers courses in both German and English that lead to academic degrees such as BA, BSc, MA, MSc, and doctoral degrees.
 
 The green campus and modern facilities of Magdeburg-Stendal University of Applied Sciences offer approximately 6,300 students three departments in Magdeburg and two in Stendal. A total of 130 professors ensures excellent academic support. The goal of Magdeburg-Stendal University of Applied Sciences is to create internationally compatible degrees in order to facilitate international cooperation and mobility for students, lecturers, and staff.
 
 The University maintains relationships with more than 100 partner universities around the world, which are constantly fostered and expanded. Magdeburg-Stendal University of Applied Sciences, in addition to various exchange programs, offers internationally oriented and English-taught degree programs. Students in all programs of study have the option, and in some cases, the requirement, to spend up to two semesters of their academic studies abroad.
 
 Along with study programs and teaching, the University's activities in application-oriented research and technology transfer are important tasks that contribute significantly to the region's economic development. Department professors are involved in research projects in a variety of academic fields, and the University's equipment is cutting-edge. For these reasons, many Saxony-Anhalt companies and research institutes approach Magdeburg-Stendal University of Applied Sciences as a contact partner for research and development projects.

Magdeburg-Stendal University of Applied Sciences

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Reutlingen University is one of the leading universities for an international and company-related academic education. On its campus, there are five separate colleges with over 5,200 students each: Applied Chemistry, ESB Business School, Computer Science, Technology, Textile & Design.
 
 Professors, lecturers, and numerous other staff members assist young, gifted individuals in pursuing their academic goals. They offer 47 bachelor's and master's degree programs that prepare tomorrow's top executives. They give the students a lot of support as they grow personally and develop into responsible professionals and managers. The members of the university actively live diversity - in daily interactions with each other as well as in interdisciplinary teaching and research.
 
 Their high caliber courses and superior academic preparation have been testified to for years by their top rankings in a variety of categories. They all have accredited degrees. They can best integrate theory and practice through economic cooperation, close ties to businesses, and collaborative teaching and research groups.
 
 Graduates of the institution tackle issues creatively and sustainably as specialists, managers, or founders. In order to actively address global concerns, the institution contributes to both the economic and social spheres. Application-focused research, knowledge and technology transfer, start-up incentives, and higher education are all beneficial to local, regional, and international businesses as well as society.
 
 Around 200 partner universities across the globe collaborate with Reutlingen University. Our student body is made up of people from about 100 different nations, or about 20% of the total. 600 Reutlingen students travel abroad each semester in exchange.
 
 In a nutshell, the students at Reutlingen University acquire relevant technical, methodological, and social skills through future-oriented, innovative teaching and application-oriented research. In addition, they are qualified in the areas of digitization, diversity, entrepreneurship, internationality and sustainability.

Reutlingen University

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.

RheinMain 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

Bundeswehr University Munich, also known as Universität der Bundeswehr München or UniBw München, is one of the two federal research institutions in Germany that were established in 1973 as components of the German Armed Forces. The university is situated in Neubiberg, a town in the southern region of Munich, Bavaria.

Universität der Bundeswehr München is structured similarly to a typical university. There are 1,100 (non-military) workers who work with 3,400 students, including 163 full professors.

The library provides its clients with printed and electronic scientific publications in its capacity as a central service facility. Due to its membership in national and international scientific librarianship organizations, it has strong professional connections and can provide a wide range of current information services to meet the needs of its scientists/researchers, students, and academic lecturers.
Since 2017, the library has offered large, lovely spaces with cutting-edge technology for many forms of studying and working. The library staff is pleased to help customers.

They educate their graduates for issues they will confront not just in the Bundeswehr but also in civilian employment by focusing educational attention on internationalization. At the same time, they increase the appeal of their university to domestic and international civil students. The following internationalization steps are now being implemented in compliance with the regulatory framework:

•        The university's educational offerings are becoming more global.
•        Increased participation of visiting professors
•        Expanding the university's acceptance of civilian students from other nations
•        Include international study trips for both students and teachers.

Universität der Bundeswehr München

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

Pädagogische Hochschule Schwäbisch Gmünd is a public research university in Schwäbisch Gmünd, Baden-Württemberg, Germany. It is also known as PH Schwäbisch Gmünd, PHSG, or University of Education Schwäbisch Gmünd. It was established in 1825 as Pädagogisches Institut Schwäbisch Gmünd and became a university in 1962. It is now a component of the Baden-Württemberg Pädagogische Hochschulsystem.

The institution has two faculties and provides 11 master's degree programs in addition to nine bachelor's degree programs. Two significant campuses make up PH Schwäbisch Gmünd: the main campus and administrative center are located in Oberbettringen, and the downtown campus is located in the city (campus for music students). Although English and other contemporary foreign languages are frequently taught, German is often the language of teaching.

PH Schwäbisch Gmünd had a total enrollment of 2.843 students, of which only 651 were men and about 2.192 were women. While 652 individuals pursued bachelor's degrees in non-teaching, 1.857 of the entire student body studied and received training in teaching. 

At the Pädagogische Hochschule Schwäbisch Gmünd, 273 persons were employed. 180 of these 273 individuals were members of the academic staff. 50 of them are currently employed as lecturing professors, 110 are engaged in scientific research, and 20 work for outside employers.

The Pädagogische Hochschule Schwäbisch Gmünd only has two faculties because it was created specifically to train future teachers.
•	Faculty I: Institutions of teaching and education, workforce and technology, educational sciences, human sciences, care sciences as well as theology and religious education
•	Faculty II: Institutions for languages and literature, arts, social studies, mathematics and information technologies, natural sciences as well as the institutions for childhood, youth and family

Semester	Internationale Schüler	EU-Studenten
Summer	15 Jan	15 Jan
Winter	15 Jul	15 Jul

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