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The Social Work as a Human Rights Profession is a research-oriented  partially internet-based program  combining the field of social work with human rights issues.Social work and human rights are frequently encountered when working with vulnerable groups such as children or migrants respectively when working on issues related to the right to health  to the social challenge of poverty  to social exclusion  to discrimination with regard to a person’s gender or to the complexity of racism.The main aim of the Social Work as a Human Rights Profession is the translation of the often very abstract and appellative human rights discourse into the theory and practice of social work.This objective is strongly linked to the development of a general professional self-conception based on the “triple mandate of social work”  meaning that the universally known “double mandate of social work” on behalf of the addressees and the society/providers is complemented by a third mandate on behalf of the profession.This consists of science-based theories of action  intervention as well as the principles of the profession’s code of ethics.

First step Please fill out the online application form (available only during the application periods)., Second step Please submit the following documents (in the below mentioned order and as one single pdf!) via Email to swhr@ash-berlin.eu

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

193.80 EUR per semester (optional public transport ticket to be acquired through the university). Please note that additional options like purchasing a public transport tickets for students may lead to extra costs

The English language certificates should not be older than two years and shall indicate a high score.

Social Work as a Human Rights Profession (Hybrid)

Alice Salomon University of Applied Sciences Berlin

The Master program in Human Resource Management and Leadership Master degree will focus on all the essential teaching contents, which belong to a Business Master. These include Business Economics, Corporate Governance, Value-Based Management, and Sustainable Supply Chain Management. Elective subjects offer a further individualization option.

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 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"]"

HRM & Leadership (MA)

CBS International Business School

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

In this study program, students will learn how to promote and
mobilize constructive campaigns and students will understand conflict
resolution, political philosophy and human rights in a way that
will allow you to develop critical thinking skills to push change
for the causes and organizations you will work for.
You will learn how to be involved in social network, debates
and also how to conduct efficient research that will lead to
important change in society

Main instruction language
English
Further language(s)
German

The 67.70 EUR is mandatory for student union fee per semester

Citizenship and Civic Engagement

Karlshochschule International University

The MBA in International Business Management and Leadership belongs to the top group of German MBA programmes. Flexibility is a major priority: Choose the length of study that suits you, select a destination for your module abroad and decide on one of three tracks. Together with international fellow students, you will develop your leadership skills and your personality. In the MBA programme you can expand your knowledge from a previous Bachelor’s degree programme (e.g. engineering, computer science, medicine, pharmacy or social sciences and humanities). With Its international orientation and focus on leadership, the programme is also interesting for Bachelor graduates in business administration and other fields.

International Business Management and Leadership MBA

Kempten University of Applied Sciences

The Early Childhood Research MSc programme aims to enable highly qualified students to enter research, consulting, coordination or continuing education in the interdisciplinary field of early childhood development.

If you have a foreign university degree, please first apply online via the uni-assist application portal.
Online application via uni-assist:
The application via uni-assist is an online application. Therefore, please upload the necessary application documents electronically using uni-assist MyAssist portal.
Once you have formally applied via uni-assist, your application will be forwarded to our International Centre. We will then send an email containing login details for our AlmaWeb study portal. Once the application procedure is complete, this portal is where we will make your electronic letter of admission available if your application was successful

The Semester contributions totaling 253.50 EUR must be paid in each semester. It includes Student body 8.50 EUR, Studentenwerk Leipzig 80 EUR and MDV public transport pass 165 EUR

Early Childhood Research

Leipzig University

English and American Literary and Cultural Studies programme offers a thematically broad, interdisciplinary course of study which allows you to focus on central aspects of Anglo-American literatures and cultures.During your studies, you will familiarise yourself with key theoretical concepts, apply them in your own work and use different formats to discuss your results with your fellow students as well as national and international experts.

The Semester contribution totaling 348.54 EUR must be paid each semester. It includes Social contribution fee 98.00 EUR, German General Students’ Committee (AStA) fee 12.50 EUR, Semester ticket (regional) fee 176.49 EUR, NRW ticket fee 59.40 EUR and Cultural contribution fee 2.15 EUR

English and American Literary and Cultural Studies

Paderborn University

English-language Bachelor program covers much more than traditional programs in English and American Studies. It combines theoretical, specialized knowledge of British and American language, literature, culture, and media with well-founded language skills and key competencies relevant for the workplace. The program trains students to become an all-rounder and prepares you for an international career in the digital world of work.

The Semester contributions totaling 194.30 EUR must be paid each semester. It includes Administration fee 70.00 EUR, Student Union fee 110.30 EUR and Constituted student body fee 14.00 EUR

Current English Linguistics and Literary Studies

University of Mannheim

Bachelor in International Business Administration - Healthcare Management focus on general and international business education that allows to work in a range of industries. In this students will learn about innovation management, digital business models and quality management. Students will know how to lead intercultural teams, how to start a company and how to assess the viability of different business projects. Students will gain an understanding of accounting, supply chain management, economics, and service management. Students can understand how socio-economic factors have an influence on health and comprehend the concepts of health literacy, epidemiology, and public health. Students have an understanding of medical and social law and know about the importance of data protection, confidentiality, and privacy. Students also are acquainted with eHealth technologies and know how gamification plays an ever-growing role in the industry.

EU applicants have to pay 500 EUR and non-EU applicants have to pay 900 EUR as enrollment fee

Linguaskill with 176 - 184 (CES); TOEIC levels of Listening/Reading 785, Speaking 160, Writing 150 and TOEFL scores of 87 ibt for direct recording and 79-86 ibt with additional agreement are accepted as proof of language requirement

International Business Administration - Healthcare Management (Berlin)

SRH Berlin University of Applied Sciences (Berlin, Dresden, Hamburg)

The Master in International Business will strengthen students, HR and corporate management expertise and receive their qualification for global management positions. Students will learn how to develop new business models, enter new markets and Master global challenges. Deepen their knowledge in strategic human resource management and know-how to look for, develop and retain talent. Furthermore, students get to strengthen your intercultural, negotiation and communication skills.

International Business and Leadership (2 Years) (Hamburg)

The Master program in British and north American cultural studies focuses on theories of and operative elements within cultural practices, primarily in Great Britain and North American, but also in those colonial and postcolonial spaces dominated by British and American culture. The Master degree enables students to critically reflect on cultural phenomena, as well as on their own cultural position and embeddedness within global structures. Furthermore, it allows students to develop an academic understanding of different forms of cultural contexts, whether as structures, systems, or sometimes as pressures. The program is interdisciplinarily designed and builds upon Competencies which were acquired during students completed Bachelor degrees, with their focuses on philology or cultural studies.

The Semester contributions totaling 161.00 EUR must be paid each semester. It includes Students union fee (SWFR) 84.00 EUR, Administrative fee 70.00 EUR and student council fee 7.00 EUR

Cambridge (CAE/CPE) can be used as proof of language requirement

British and North American Cultural Studies

University of Freiburg

In International Master degree course Infection Biology and Immunology, students should have sound knowledge of biological disciplines such as biology, biotechnology, biochemistry and molecular medicine. During their studies for the Master degree course, students will consolidate their knowledge of biomedical laboratory methods used in infection biology, immunology, modern OMICs technologies, as well as the theory and practice of clinical research. To this end, students first attend core modules that convey the fundamental principles of infection biology and immunology, basic knowledge of OMICs technologies, data science, as well as key Competencies. Based on the core modules, students can make an individual selection of compulsory elective Advanced modules. 

The Semester contributions totaling 124.00 EUR must be paid each semester. It includes Student Body 11.00 EUR, Student Services Fee 83.00 EUR and Enrolment Fee  30.00 EUR

Following are accepted as proof of English language skills: Cambridge FCE certificate or at least seven years English lessons at school

Infection Biology and Immunology

University of Greifswald

The China-Europe Executive Master of Business Marketing program conveys important Sino-European business know-how which you need for successfully marketing and selling goods or services to business customers in both markets: knowledge of marketing and sales from a European perspective, basis in strategy, management, intercultural and China/European studies, as well as doing business in China.

The Semester contributions totaling 312.89 EUR must be paid each semester. It includes Enrollment fee 50 EUR, Social contribution for Students union fee 54.09 EUR, Student government fee (Studierendenschaft) 10.00 EUR and 
Semester ticket, tariff area ABC, Social fund fee 198.80 EUR

China-Europe Executive Master of Business Marketing - Continuing education (Hybrid)

Freie Universität Berlin

Master in International Management and Leadership focus on the theoretical foundations of international management, leadership and how to lead intercultural teams. You will also have the opportunity to apply these basic principles during our teaching/learning events and in exchange with our practice partners. You will learn the foundations of strategic management, get an in-depth understanding about leadership (including psychological aspects) and social research (market research), and apply this theory to practical problems.

Students are required to pay a one-time registration fee of 750 EUR at the beginning of the degree programme

International Management and Leadership

SRH University Heidelberg

International Master in Innovative Medicine is a English-taught Master of Excellence program focused on training the leading translational biomedical researchers of tomorrow. The graduates have the competence to apply their knowledge of disease mechanisms to the development of new, innovative applications in diagnostics and therapy. 

Native speakers and University degree holders from  Canada, USA, UK, Ireland, New Zealand, Australia taught in English are exempted from providing proof of language proficiency

International Master in Innovative Medicine [Erasmus mundus joint Master degree program]

Heidelberg University

Master in Sustainability Management deals with a deep understanding of the background, methods and context of sustainability, both from a macro and a micro perspective. The modules allow you to understand the larger political, economic and social implications, conflicts and potential solutions to sustainability challenges. Eg: Climate change, renewable energy, sustainable consumption and production, biodiversity, global economic development, inequality and poverty, and democracy and human rights.
Note: The course can be studied in two part-time versions. Part-time fast version with 6 semester and part-time slow version with 8 semester.

Students have to pay an enrollment fee of 690 EUR 

Sustainability Management (Online)

International School of Management (ISM)

The program relates topics of cell and developmental biology with those of infection biology and corresponding disease.   Based on general aspects and novel approaches in molecular biology including bioinformatics and computational biology, current research topics in the fields of cell biology, microbiology, biophysics, bioinformatics are emphasized. Students learn to understand the complexity of developmental processes of cells and tissues, based on fundamental principles of cell and molecular biology including the control of gene expression at various levels. Students learn to approach scientific problems both theoretically and experimentally, and based on the results obtained to further develop scientific models and hypotheses.  

Postadresse / Address: Universität Würzburg, International Office, Josef-Martin-Weg 54/2, 97074 Würzburg, Germany

The Semester contributions totaling 143.60 EUR must be paid each semester. It includes Public transport pass (Semesterticket) fee 81.60 EUR and Student union fee 62.00 EUR

Cambridge CAE and Bachelor degree from an English Teaching University is also accepted as proof of language proficiency

Cell and Infection Biology

Julius-Maximilians-Universität Würzburg

Implantology and Dental Surgery is an Advanced clinical and theoretical training program providing highly motivated international dental practitioners the opportunity to obtain basic and Advanced training in the field of Implantology and Dental Surgery. This training will include comprehensive didactic and clinical instructions including patient contact on surgical placement and restoration of dental implants, hard, soft tissue augmentation procedures, and reconstruction techniques for the Esthetic Zone.

Students have to pay an accommodation fees of 8000 EUR

Implantology and Dental Surgery (Hybrid)

International Medical College (IMC)

Restorative and Aesthetic Dentistry (Hybrid)

Jewish Civilizations is a joint Master program between the Hochschule für Jüdische Studien Heidelberg and Paideia – The European Institute for Jewish Studies in Sweden. The first phase of the degree program takes place in Stockholm with the One-Year Program. In the course of their studies in Stockholm and Heidelberg, students should acquire the necessary theoretical knowledge and knowledge of relevant methods, in order to be able to devote themselves to the study of complex events in Jewish culture in the past, present and future.

The Semester contributions totaling 171.80 EUR must be paid each semester. It includes Administrative fee 70.00 EUR, Social contribution for student services fee 54.00 EUR, constituted student body 10.00 EUR, Complementary financing of regional transit pass (Semesterticket) fee 35.30 EUR and Levy for the use of nextbike fee 2.50 EUR

English proficiency can be proven by certificate of English proficiency or through the student's interview
with a faculty member of Paideia Stockholm – The European Institute for Jewish Studies in
Sweden, carried out either in person or through a video call

Jewish Civilizations

Hochschule für Jüdische Studien Heidelberg (HfJS)

The study programme is realised as a Double Degree Master in Sustainability and Environmental Psychology in cooperation with the University of Groningen in the Netherlands. Accordingly, the programme covers both human perception and behaviour related to sustainable development on the one hand and the interplay between humans and their natural and built environments on the other hand. The programme focuses on psychological processes such as problem-solving, decision-making, self-regulation, social identification, attitude change, or conflict resolution and their impacts on present and future generations quality of life.

“[“#English native speakers are exempt from proving language proficiency”
"#Following test results can serve as proof of English proficiency: University of Groningen Language Center Test result with B2 in speaking and writing"]"

Psychology and Sustainability

Leuphana University Lüneburg

In the Master degree of English, the previous knowledge acquired is broadened and deepened in such a way that the graduate is able to deal with complex issues and, in particular, to do independent scientific work. This program combines subject-specific, subject-related didactics, educational science and practical school content in such a way that the student employability for a teaching position at grammar schools and comprehensive schools or teaching positions at vocational colleges is achieved. Ability to deal professionally with diversity, especially with a view to an inclusive school system and the ability to cooperation among themselves, with parents, with other professional groups and institutions to be particularly considered.

The Semester contributions totaling 310.15 EUR must be paid each semester. It includes Mobility fee 201.05 EUR, Social contribution fee 98.00 EUR and Student body contribution fee 11.10 EUR

Cambridge CAE is accepted as proof of language proficiency

English (Gymnasium and Gesamtschule Teacher)

RWTH Aachen University

Linguistics and literary studies are at the center of this Master program, as opposed to the acquisition and application of the foreign language. Linguistics focuses on the structure and function of language, and In literary studies, primary texts from different genres and periods in American and English literature are analyzed using theories and models and considered within their contexts. The program is laid out in three basic modules, which introduce students to the fundamentals of linguistic and literary studies and language practice.

German Abitur with English language of instruction is accepted as proof of language proficiency

English BA, Gymnasium and Gesamtschule Teacher

The Master program in sports science with a focus on exercise science and sports medicine conveys well-founded scientific knowledge and methods from the areas of sports medicine, exercise physiology, training and movement science, nutrition and sports psychology. The focus of this course is the detailed scientific analysis of human physiology and pathophysiology. The successful completion of course qualifies graduates for later activities in various areas of sport and related areas, for which a solid scientific education and an application-oriented sports medicine, performance physiology and training science specialization are required.

Degree obtained in english medium of instruction is accepted as proof of language proficiency

Sport science with an exercise sports medicine focus

Goethe University Frankfurt

The Bachelor degree program in International Sustainability Management explores these complex interdependencies and imparts essential skills to figure out sustainable solutions to everyday or once-in-a-lifetime business decisions and to communicate the resulting effects to different stakeholders. The Bachelor of Science in International Sustainability Management is a Business Administration degree program focusing on issues of sustainability management and specialising on supply chain management.

The Semester contributions totaling 228.89 EUR must be paid each semester. It includes Administration fee 50.00 EUR, Student union fee 54.09 EUR, Student Union Contribution (AStA) fee 2.00 EUR and Semester ticket fee 122.80 EUR

Following test results can serve as proof of English proficiency: 60 points in BULATS

International Sustainability Management

Berlin School of Economics and Law

Master programme in Animal Biology and Biomedical Sciences form an interface between biology and biomedical science and research, which makes the special orientation of the Master program clear. In the first semester the course in Animal Protection and Planning Animal Experiments is run for all students. Additionally, the course FELASA B is optionally offered insofar as it is necessary for the further course of study. The Master degree course qualifies the students for a variety of professional profiles in the field of biological and biomedical research at universities or in industry at home or abroad. 

The Semester contributions totaling 400.00 EUR must be paid each semester. It includes semester travel ticket for Hannover and Lower Saxony

"["#Native speakers are exempt from proving language proficiency"
"#English proficiency can be proved by proof of at least six years of school English or long-term stay in English-speaking country, e.g., school-year abroad (certificates and other documents)"]" 

Animal Biology and Biomedical Sciences

University of Veterinary Medicine Hannover, Foundation (TiHo)

The German University Academy for Cultural Diplomacy (ACD) is a leading institution in the field of cultural diplomacy, located in Berlin, Germany. It offers a unique and interdisciplinary approach to the study and practice of cultural diplomacy, providing a platform for students and professionals from around the world to engage in a rigorous academic program that explores the role of culture in international relations and diplomacy.

One of the key strengths of the ACD is its focus on intercultural dialogue and understanding. Through its academic programs and events, the ACD seeks to foster greater understanding and cooperation among different cultures, nations, and civilizations. The ACD offers a range of programs and activities, including conferences, workshops, seminars, and academic courses, that are designed to encourage participants to think critically about the role of culture in international relations and diplomacy.

In conclusion, the German University Academy for Cultural Diplomacy, located in the vibrant and culturally rich city of Berlin, is a highly regarded institution in the field of cultural diplomacy. With its interdisciplinary approach and focus on intercultural dialogue, it provides students and professionals with a unique opportunity to deepen their understanding of the role of culture in international relations and diplomacy. 

“The ICD´s ultimate goal is to promote global peace and stability by strengthening and supporting intercultural relations at all levels.” Whether you are a student, academic, or professional, the ACD is a valuable resource for anyone interested in exploring the many dimensions of cultural diplomacy.


Academy for Cultural Diplomacy

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.

Since 2006, AIHE GmbH, formerly known as ALP Akademisches Lehrinstitut für Psychologie GmbH, has provided scientific further education on behalf of universities and institutions of higher learning. AIHE GmbH belongs to the company the GENSEL GROUP (founded in 2002).  With a focus on application orientation, AIHE's teaching in its further education master's degree courses offers a professional connection between science and practice. Students can therefore behave more deliberately and with a stronger scientific foundation by observing which theories and models are already present and functional in their day-to-day work without being aware of it.

In collaboration with universities and other higher education institutions both domestically and abroad, AIHE GmbH assists in the design and delivery of master's degree programs and teaching courses. Students enroll at the appropriate partner university, which also confers the academic degree. Additionally, quality control is carried out in close cooperation with the partner institution. AIHE GmbH provides organizational, financial, and conceptual help. AIHE GmbH provides student assistance, instruction, examination acceptance and evaluation, and master's dissertation evaluation.

Only if the transfer from practice to theory has already occurred can the transfer of theory to practice be successful. And this is where the expertise of GENSEL GROUP is useful. In order to attain a high level of application orientation, the collective experiences of GENSEL GROUP personnel are used in the creation of new degree courses, in addition to many others. 23 permanent and contract employees have joined AIHE GmbH in the last six months, demonstrating the company's success in assembling a strong team.


AIHE Academic Institute for Higher Education

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 Barenboim-Said-Akademie (short: BSA) is a music college in Berlin - Mitte . It is named after Argentine-Israeli pianist and conductor Daniel Barenboim and American-Palestinian literary critic Edward Said . The main building is the former scenery depot of the Staatsoper Unter den Linden, it is located in the adjacent area to the rear on Französische Straße. Ever since the renovation works were completed during 2014 and 2015, the building now has a lecture hall, several seminar rooms, 21 rehearsal rooms and, since March 2017, a chamber music hall, the main hall of the house , named after the French conductor Pierre Boulez .
 
 For talented young people from the Middle East and North Africa, the state-recognized Barenboim-Said Akademie offers a bachelor's degree in music. The rigorous curriculum also includes humanities and musicology. The academy's faculty includes internationally renowned artists. Aside from the bachelor's degree, the academy offers an artist diploma in all orchestral instruments, piano, and composition, which prepares musicians for a professional career.
 
 The pedagogical spirit of Edward Said and Daniel Barenboim pervades the Barenboim-Said Akademie. Students learn to listen to one another and to come up with their own ideas. The goal is to train outstanding musicians who are also inquisitive and well-educated. The operational costs are borne by the Federal Government of Germany. The scholarships are provided by Germany's Foreign Ministry. The Barenboim-Said Akademie has a 99-year lease on the landmark building from the City of Berlin.
 
 All in all, Barenboim-Said Akademie offers an unprecedented conservatory education for talented, young musicians uniting intensive music performance studies with a grounding in the humanities.

Barenboim-Said Akademie

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

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.

Berlin International University of Applied Sciences (BI) envisions providing students with a student-centered international and intercultural educational environment that will stimulate and develop their intellectual growth, wisdom, and creativity. The faculty and staff are dedicated to assisting students and preparing them for productive careers and responsible citizenship in a global society. Berlin International aspires to be one of Germany's leading private universities for intercultural and interdisciplinary teaching and research. 
 
 Berlin International (BI) sees itself as a university of applied sciences of a small to medium size with an interdisciplinary focus on design and business administration. Since its foundation in 2014 our academic institution follows the same vision: First, we want to stimulate and develop the students' intellectual curiosity, their creativity, and their professional skills. 
 
 Second, we want to promote cross-national and cross-cultural understanding. We believe this is indispensable in a globalizing world. Cultural competence is a precondition to navigate today's multi-cultural landscape. Our new campus, we believe, wants to provide an educational environment which is conducive to reach these goals.
 
 Furthermore, through international academic collaborations and joint projects, Berlin International promotes cross-cultural and cross-national understanding. It benefits from its close relationship with BAU's Global Education Network, which is made up of five universities, in this regard. The core values shared by all universities in this network are integrity, respect, excellence, innovation, and social responsibility. 
 
 Lastly, Berlin International University of Applied Sciences, as an independent institution within this network, has its own individual mission statement and academic profile that has been approved by the Academic Senate.

Berlin International University of Applied Sciences

Catalyst is a learning institute for creative arts and technology based in Berlin's extraordinary Funkhaus. Electronic music production and performance, audio and music production, sound engineering, film production, filmmaking, visual effects, and acting are all courses available at the institute. The courses range from four-week summer courses for beginners to bachelor and master degree programs validated by their UK university partner.
 
 The University has been providing world-class creative production training in the UK for over 20 years and in Berlin for over 7 years under their previous brand names, dBs Music Berlin and dBs Film Berlin. They have a long history of providing exciting, hands-on, relevant, and engaging education in a relaxed and adult environment.
 
 Their bachelor's and master's degree programs in Berlin are delivered in collaboration with Plymouth Marjon University, our UK validating institution. They consistently receive excellent ratings for the quality of their educational delivery in all public audits, and they have a large number of alumni working in the creative industries.
 The best way to learn is to get your hands on the equipment and spend as much time as possible 'doing.' The Catalyst method emphasizes learning by doing and collaboration with others. Of course, students learn theory that supports and enriches their practice. But doing is more important, and the institute believes it is their responsibility to provide students with at least some of the ten thousand hours of deliberate practice that Anders Ericsson's research suggests we all require in order to become true experts.

Catalyst Institute for Creative Arts and Technology

CIFE is a private higher education and research institution founded in 1954. The breadth of its geographic engagement and the diversity of its academic programs attest to CIFE's major commitments: a confident, forward-thinking vision of Europe, an innovative teaching concept, and an awareness of the challenges of a changing world.
 
 CIFE provides an education that is intrinsically European and goes beyond the teaching framework of national higher education. During an intensive academic year, its students form a small, itinerant international community, accompanied by an international faculty, and thus face the challenges of diversity and unity. Since the creation of one of the first qualifying online study programs in European integration in 2003, CIFE has been at the forefront of developing digital higher education programs. The teaching methods are constantly being updated to include more interactive formats.
 
 The Master of Mediterranean Studies at CIFE exposes students to the region's unprecedented challenges. The Joint Master in Global Economic Governance and Public Affairs, as well as the Joint Master in EU Trade and Climate Diplomacy, address critical issues in future EU policymaking. The programs of CIFE foster networks between academics, policymakers, and young people from various member countries as well as neighboring countries (Caucasus, Central Asia, Turkey, and the Maghreb), thereby creating European added value.
 
 CIFE has a strong international orientation and strongly encourages student mobility: each term, participants in six of its Master programs rotate from France (Nice) to Germany (Berlin), Italy (Rome), the United Kingdom (Canterbury), Turkey (Istanbul), or Tunisia (Tunis). Study trips to Brussels, Strasbourg, Luxembourg, and Leipzig provide further insight into regional complexities and challenges.

CIFE (the International Centre for European Training)

The FH Dortmund is one of Germany's ten largest universities of applied sciences, with approximately 15,000 students. The course is intended to provide practical training. Approximately 70 courses provide bachelor's and master's degrees in computer science, engineering, economics, and social sciences, as well as architecture and design.
 
 The Dortmund University of Applied Sciences aims to academically train young people through quality teaching, personal support, and a cosmopolitan orientation, to accompany them in the development of their potential, and to enable them to pursue appealing career paths. Students can gain global skills through established international partnerships. Direct access to local companies is created by research with strong third-party funding and numerous transfer projects. Simultaneously, the FH Dortmund establishes long-term impulses for the science location and the region. 
 
 FH Dortmund is located in the Ruhr region, Europe's fourth largest urban area. In 1971, several higher education institutions merged to form Fachhochschule Dortmund. It has three campuses in different parts of Dortmund due to its history as separate institutions. The mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, and information technology faculties are located on Sonnenstraße, close to the city center. The Faculty of Design has its own campus at Max-Ophüls-Platz, whereas the Faculties of Applied Social Studies, Business Studies, Computer Science, and Architecture are housed in a number of buildings adjacent to the TU Dortmund University campus in the Eichlinghofen suburb. The Faculty of Business Studies is well-known at the university. Additional administrative offices are located in the city center.
 
 In a changing society, the Fachhochschule Dortmund is dedicated to high-quality teaching and research, and it treats its members and collaboration partners with dignity, openness, and a desire to understand.

Dortmund University of Applied Sciences and Arts

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

Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg (FAU) is a public research university located in the German cities of Erlangen and Nuremberg. Friedrich-Alexander University was named after Friedrich, Margrave of Brandenburg-Bayreuth, and Alexander, Margrave of Brandenburg-Ansbach, the university's first founders.
 
 FAU is the state university of Bavaria's second largest. It has 5 faculties, 24 departments, 25 clinical departments, 21 autonomous departments, 579 professors, 3,457 research staff members, and approximately 14,300 employees. In the winter semester 2018/19, approximately 38,771 students (including 5,096 foreign students) enrolled in 265 fields of study at the university, with approximately two-thirds studying at the Erlangen campus and the remaining one-third at the Nuremberg campus. According to these figures, FAU is among the top ten largest universities in Germany.
 
 FAU's Faculty of Engineering is a new educational and research institution. Since its inception in 1966. Electrical, Electronic and Communication Engineering, Chemical and Biological Engineering, Materials Science and Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, and Computer Science Engineering are the five departments within the Faculty. The Faculty has strong ties to both other natural sciences and traditional university subjects. The Faculty of Engineering now focuses on research areas such as New Materials and Processes, Life Science Engineering and Medicine Technology, Energy Technology and Mobility, Modelling and Simulation, Optics and Optical Technologies, and Information- and Communication Technologies.
 
 According to the QS World University Rankings 2018, FAU is the academic institution with the most widely cited publications in Germany (global 21st). According to the 2019 Reuters ranking report, FAU is the most innovative university in Germany and the second most innovative university in Europe. FAU was ranked second among German universities in the Engineering/Technology and Computer Sciences group in the 2014 Academic Ranking of World Universities.

FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg

Babelsberg's Konrad Wolf Film University (German: Filmuniversität Babelsberg Konrad Wolf) is Germany's oldest and largest film school. The university provides undergraduate, graduate, and postgraduate studies in all aspects of the filmmaking process. Furthermore, it is Brandenburg's only art school, located in Babelsberg alongside the Babelsberg Film Studio.
 
 The German Academy of Film Art (German: Deutsche Hochschule für Filmkunst) was founded on November 1, 1954, at Babelsberg Palace in Potsdam-Babelsberg, and was renamed the Film and Television Academy of the GDR in 1969. It was named after director Konrad Wolf in 1985, and it was renamed Academy for Film and Television in 1990. After 60 years of operation, the school was granted university status and renamed Konrad Wolf Film University of Babelsberg on July 8, 2014.
 
 Film courses are available through the university's Bachelor of Arts and Master of Arts programs. Animation, animation directing, audio-visual application design, cinematography, digital media culture, script/dramaturgy, film and television production, film culture heritage, film music, film and television directing, media science, editing, directing, drama, sound, sound for picture, scenography/production design, and scenography were the courses offered in 2015/16.
 
 The Media Studies program is the university's most research-oriented course, and it includes both basic academic research and application-oriented research that reflects artistic practice. Every year, program students work with Sehsuechte, Europe's largest student film festival, which takes place in April on the university campus and at the Thalia Cinema at the Potsdam-Babelsberg station.
 
 Many films have been shot at the university over the years, including Netto, And Along Came Tourists, Move, Combat Girls, Little Thirteen, and Breaking Horizons. In 2011, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences sponsored an award for exceptional artistic and scientific achievements.

Film University Babelsberg Konrad Wolf

The Hannover Medical School (German: Medizinische Hochschule Hannover, abbreviated MHH in German) is a university medical center in the German city of Hanover that is part of a regional medical network. It was founded in 1965. PhD students and scientists from all over the world participate in a wide range of research projects at the MHH and its partner institutes. These activities are grouped together in the Hannover Biomedical Research School (HBRS).
 
 The MHH clinic is a full-service hospital with a national reach. The university teaches medicine, dentistry, biochemistry, biomedicine, midwifery, and health sciences. Transplantation and stem cell research/regenerative medicine, infection, and immunity research, as well as biomedical technology and implant research, are the primary research areas. The MHH is the largest transplant center in Germany. Along with this, the fields of transplantation and regeneration are among our focal points.
 
 Hannover Medical School is comprised of multi-disciplinary courses. It offers state examinations in the field of medicine and dentistry. Masters study programs that are available at the medical institute include courses in the field of Biochemistry, Bio-medicine, Bio-medical data science, Midwifery, Infectious Diseases and Public Health. The only bachelor study program offered here is Bachelor's in Midwifery. 
 
 In terms of studying and internships abroad, MHH offers a wide range of opportunities to students. Exchange programs are enabled by partnership contracts and bilateral cooperation agreements under the ERASMUS program of the European Union. In addition, MHH's international doctoral programs attract highly qualified students and junior researchers to join MHH. These programs are offered by the Hannover Biomedical Research School (HBRS).

Hannover Medical School

Heidelberg University is a public research university in Heidelberg, Baden-Württemberg, Germany. It is officially known as the Ruprecht Karl University of Heidelberg (German: Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg; Latin: Universitas Ruperto Carola Heidelbergensis). Heidelberg University, founded in 1386 on the orders of Pope Urban VI, is Germany's oldest and one of the world's oldest surviving universities. It was the Holy Roman Empire's third university to be established.
 
 The university has twelve faculties and offers degree programs in over 100 disciplines at the undergraduate, graduate, and postdoctoral levels. The humanities are primarily concentrated in Heidelberg's Old Town, the natural sciences and medicine in the Neuenheimer Feld quarter, and the social sciences in the inner-city suburb Bergheim. As of 2021, 57 Nobel laureates were associated with the city of Heidelberg and 33 with the university. Heidelberg faculty introduced modern scientific psychiatry, psychopharmacology, psychiatric genetics, environmental physics, and modern sociology as scientific disciplines. 
 
 Every year, approximately 1,000 doctorates are completed, with more than one-third of doctoral students coming from abroad. International students from over 130 countries make up more than 20% of the total student body. Students, researchers, teachers, technical personnel, and administrative personnel are all essential components of the university. The intricate connection between research and teaching provides for an education that is academic, practical, and continuous.
 
 Heidelberg University is a self-governing institution dedicated to academic best practices. It is committed to systematically advancing the careers of young scholars and scientists, providing established academics with ample opportunities for independent research, and ensuring the continued presence of outstanding emeriti by conferring the rank of senior professor on them. This knowledge alliance provides an excellent foundation for identifying and pursuing new research questions. As a result, the University is well-positioned to meet future challenges with appropriate flexibility.

HSBA Hamburg School of Business Administration is a private business school located in Hamburg, Germany. Founded by Hamburg Chamber of Commerce in 2004, HSBA now cooperates with more than 300 companies. As a state-recognised third-level institution, it offers bachelor’s and master’s degrees in business as cooperative education (in German: "dual") and part-time courses for 1000 students.
 
 HSBA offers five dual and one part-time Bachelor's degree programs, including a BSc in Business Administration, a BSc in Business Informatics, a BSc in Media Management & Communication, and a BSc in International Management, BSc in Logistics Management, and BA in Insurance. The dual programs are three-year courses developed in collaboration with cooperating companies. Business Administration, Business Informatics, and Media Management & Communication are taught in both German (75% of the time) and English (25% of the time). International Management and Logistics Management are taught entirely in English. 
 
 On the other hand, HSBA offers two Masters of Science programmes in Business Development and Digital Transformation & Sustainability. HSBA's study programmes are accredited by the FIBAA Foundation for International Business Administration Accreditation. HSBA has also been granted higher educational accreditation by the German Council of Science and Humanities.
 
 The HSBA represents outstanding teaching and research quality, excellent educational opportunities, and the best career opportunities. All courses at HSBA combine practice-oriented business studies with simultaneous systematic training in 300 partner companies. In addition, they offer a cooperative doctoral program , application-oriented research and tailor-made further education at university level.

HSBA Hamburg School of Business Administration

The IGC's technical focus is on business, management, and leadership. The institution is fully accredited and thrives on its diversity, which stems from the diversity of its students and teachers, as well as its international orientation through the IBSA Alliance, dual degrees, and partner universities. All of these factors contribute to the IGC's success, which includes a wide range of master's programs, nearly 500 students from 60 countries, and 28 employees.
 
 With approximately 300 students from more than 40 countries currently enrolled, the university campus, located in the heart of the city, provides a unique intercultural diversity while also providing a very personal, familiar environment with a variety of opportunities to meet IGC has a number of partner universities around the world for each degree program, to which cooperations and excursions are firmly anchored in the curriculum. In addition, IGC is a partner of the International Business School Alliance (IBSA) with five partner universities (in the USA, Spain, France and Russia), which together offer the unique dual degree program International MBA.
 
 The one-to-two-year full-time MBA and Master's programs are aimed specifically at you, if you are a young professional who wants to deepen your business knowledge from the undergraduate studies. The basic requirement is a completed first university degree and one or two years of professional experience. The full-time programs are offered completely in English.
 
 IGC is a member of the AACSB's Business Education Alliance and the European Foundation for Management Development, both of which are highly regarded international business school accreditation organizations (EFMD). In addition to the existing German accreditation, their international master's programs are pursuing prestigious EFMD program accreditation.

International Graduate Center (IGC Bremen)

The Julius Maximilian University of Würzburg is a public research university in Würzburg, Germany. The University was founded in 1402 and is one of Germany's oldest institutions of higher learning. The University of Würzburg is a member of the U15 group of German research universities. The university also belongs to the Coimbra Group. Many famous scientists, including 14 Nobel laureates, have conducted research, and taught in the university of Würzburg. 
 
 Many new courses have been added to the traditional fields of medicine, theology, philosophy, and law. To name a few, there is nanostructure technology, functional materials, games engineering, modern China, digital humanities, media communication, human-computer systems, and museology. True to its guiding principle of "Science for Society," JMU seeks new discoveries in future-oriented research areas such as life sciences, health sciences, Molecular Chemistry and Materials, Quantum phenomena in new materials, digital society, cultural heritage, global change, norms and behavior.
 
 It is not just the range of courses that has grown. The university itself has also continuously expanded. The spacious Hubland campus was built on a hill on the eastern outskirts of the city. In 2011, the university also began expanding into the 39-hectare new North Campus. The establishment of cross-faculty research centers in as early as the early 1990s provided JMU enormous impetus, propelling the university into the top tier of German universities.
 
 Considering the promotion of young academics to be a particularly important task, the University of Würzburg has introduced Graduate School, which enables doctoral candidates at the university to receive structured training and further education. The discovery of x-rays in 1895 by physicist Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen, first winner of the Nobel Prize for Physics is marked as the university’s highest intellectual achievement.

Karlshochschule International University, based in Karlsruhe, is a state-approved non-profit private foundation university. It focuses on critical management studies, cultural studies, and social and political sciences with an inter- and transdisciplinary approach. The Wissenschaftsministerium (Ministry of Science) officially recognized university offers 12 Bachelor's programs and two Master's programs that are also FIBAA accredited. More than 700 students are taught by 10 professors, 4 honorary professors, and approximately 80 lecturers.
 
 The educational content is global in scope and prepares students for careers in the global labor market. English as the medium of instruction Cross-cultural collaboration among teachers from various countries and cultures results in international experiences in the classroom. Karlhochschule's global networking and international orientation in teaching and research result in a wide range of collaborations, projects, events, and international scientific elaborations. Learning is shaped by the interest in knowledge of managerial, entrepreneurial and organisational activity in economic, ecological, social and cultural contexts.
 
 The emphasis of the education is on practical application. More than half of Karlshochschule's students are international. As a result, the students' origins are distributed very differently across approximately 60 countries worldwide. All Karls students spend the fourth or fifth semester abroad at one of more than 120 partner universities around the world (outgoing students) to gain additional experience and broaden their horizons. 
 
 Whether professors, lecturers, or staff - at Karls, a great diversity of origin, languages, cultures, and experiences abroad is evident. Students can improve their intercultural competence, improve their foreign language skills, and learn about a new learning culture during their semester abroad. Simultaneously, students can make international contacts that will benefit them later in their careers.

The University of Applied Sciences Ludwigshafen (German: Hochschule Ludwigshafen) is a public university located in Ludwigshafen, Germany. The Ludwigshafen University of Applied Sciences is a medium-sized institution in the Rhine-Neckar metropolitan region's diverse university landscape, with approximately 4,500 students. They are distinguished by their practical orientation, research strength, and regional and international networking with institutions, partner universities, social institutions, and commercial enterprises, and they provide students with the best opportunities to begin their careers later in life.
 
 The Ludwigshafen University of Economics and Society offers a wide range of bachelor's degree programs in economics, social and health care, as well as the option to pursue a master's degree immediately following or concurrently with work. There are currently 43 courses available, including full-time, part-time, dual, and distance learning. Small learning groups and university-trained teachers ensure personal contact with teachers and the efficient transfer of specialist knowledge, methodology, and social skills. Bachelor’s course can be studied in following fields of study: Business Taxation and Auditing, Business Controlling, Financial Services and Corporate Finance, International, Business Management (East Asia), International Management Eastern Europe, International Personnel Management and Organization, Midwifery (dual), Logistics, Marketing, Nursing (dual), Nursing Education, Social Work, and Business Informatics.
 
 The institute organizes many scholarship opportunities in collaboration with the DAAD and Erasmus+, so students benefit from a network of intercultural experiences that contribute to inspiring personal and scientific life paths ensuring academic and professional success. The Ludwigshafen University Library is largely designed as an open-access library and is spread over three branches. It holds 122000 books, 49700 e-books, 270 journals, 41250 e-journals.

Ludwigshafen University of Business and Society

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

Merseburg University of Applied Sciences is a premier university located in the charming city of Merseburg, Germany. With its focus on applied sciences, the university offers a range of faculties and courses that provide students with the knowledge and skills they need to succeed in today's rapidly changing world.

The university boasts a diverse range of faculties, including engineering, natural sciences, and social sciences. These faculties offer a wide range of courses, covering everything from traditional disciplines like electrical engineering and computer science to cutting-edge areas such as renewable energy and sustainable development. With its strong emphasis on hands-on, practical learning, Merseburg University of Applied Sciences prepares students to hit the ground running in their careers.

With a student population of around 5,000 and a faculty of experienced and dedicated teachers, Merseburg University of Applied Sciences provides a supportive and challenging academic environment. Whether you are a recent high school graduate or a professional looking to make a career change, Merseburg University of Applied Sciences is the perfect place to take your education to the next level. With its focus on applied sciences, its commitment to hands-on learning, and its vibrant student community, Merseburg University of Applied Sciences is a university that truly prepares students for success.


Merseburg University of Applied Sciences

The Munich Intellectual Property Law Center (MIPLC) is a research and education center in intellectual property and competition law based in Munich, Germany. It was founded in 2003. The MIPLC is a collaboration between the Law School at George Washington University and three top-notch German institutions: the Max Planck Institute for Innovation and Competition, the University of Augsburg, and the Technical University of Munich (TUM). In addition, the MIPLC organizes scientific conferences. 
 
 Because of its international faculty and students from all over the world, the MIPLC offers a truly international and interdisciplinary experience. Our program is much smaller than others, with a maximum of 38 students per year. This ensures intensive interaction among students, professors, and staff, as well as personalized assistance.
 
 Their study program is specialized, fully accredited, and intensive, making it suitable for both lawyers and science/engineering graduates, as well as students from other backgrounds. The modules are taught entirely in English and are designed to teach all practical aspects of intellectual property through simulations, case studies, and an optional internship.
 
 The study program, like the students, is truly international and interdisciplinary here. They hold degrees in law, economics, engineering, natural sciences, and other disciplines. They come from all over the world to the MIPLC to prepare for exciting careers in the IP industry, particularly as attorneys, patent agents, judges, business experts, scientists, engineers, and university faculty members.
 
 The MIPLC is especially proud of its distinguished faculty, which is one of the foundations of any educational institution. Among the highly respected researchers and practitioners here are about 60 active and tenured professors with a wealth of experience. They are at ease in a variety of professional settings.

Munich Intellectual Property Law Center

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 Applied Sciences Würzburg-Schweinfurt, or FHWS, is one of the largest applied science universities in Bavaria with more than 9,300 students and over 200 professors. FHWS was established in 1971 and currently has two successful locations in the cities of Würzburg and Schweinfurt.

Since 1971, FHWS has had offices in Würzburg and Schweinfurt, two cities in the Lower Franconia administrative district, which is located in the Free State of Bavaria's northern region. Major German cities like Munich and Frankfurt am Main, both of which have an international airport, are close by from this location. Austria, the Czech Republic, France, Poland, and Switzerland are all nearby neighbors in Europe.

More than 50 bachelor's and master's degree programs are available via the 10 faculties of FHWS. Technology, economics, social sciences, computer sciences, visual design, and language are all topics covered in the comprehensive and futuristic programs..

As part of its strategy for differentiating itself, FHWS has established the goal of becoming an international institution where students from many countries can study and learn alongside one another. There, English-taught bachelor's programs are provided as Twin-Programs that are nearly identical to their German-taught counterparts. As a result, during their academic career, students have the option to switch between the degree program taught in English and the one taught in German.

Additionally, FHWS students can study abroad for a semester through a global network of about 200 international partner institutions. 

On 1 January 2023 University of Applied Sciences Würzburg-Schweinfurt (FHWS) have become a Technical University of Applied Sciences. The new name is Technical University of Applied Sciences Würzburg-Schweinfurt (THWS).

Technical University of Applied Sciences Würzburg-Schweinfurt (THWS)

The University of Konstanz (German: Universität Konstanz) is a university in the city of Konstanz in Baden-Württemberg, Germany. Its main campus was opened on the Gießberg in 1972 after being founded in 1966 as a reform University.

The institution is located on the Gießberg in the Mainauwald and has a total area of around 90,000 square meters (Mainau forest). The institution was built differently from typical university buildings in order to encourage social interaction between researchers, lecturers, and students.

The university maintains over 220 relationships with European universities and various international exchange programs in addition to having about 11,500 students from about 100 different countries, promoting worldwide networking. There are more than 100 degree options available to students. Its 24-hour library includes more than two million books and is open every day.

The University of Konstanz is a cutting-edge campus institution with an outstanding reputation. Study possibilities in Konstanz are numerous with over 100 study programs offered by the faculties of sciences, humanities, politics, law, and economics.

The world is at students' fingertips thanks to over 70 collaborations for scientific collaboration and student exchange and about 220 Erasmus partners. Because of their partnerships with more than 250 universities worldwide, studying or interning abroad is a desirable alternative. We're glad to say that the University of Konstanz is a truly international community, with 1,300 students coming from more than 90 different nations.

University of Konstanz

The German public research university University of Mannheim, also known as UMA, is located in Mannheim, Baden-Württemberg.

The university offers undergraduate, graduate, and doctorate degrees in information systems, business administration, economics, law, social sciences, and humanities. The university's main campus is at the Mannheim Palace, and both campuses are in the heart of the city. The university includes 200 professors, 840 academic staff members, and about 12,000 full-time students. Its overall budget is 140 million euros. It is divided into two graduate colleges and five schools.

Numerous domestic and foreign partners work with university researchers. The university maintains close ties with the Institut für Deutsche Sprache, the GESIS Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences, and the ZEW - Leibniz Centre for European Economic Research, three of Germany's top institutions for economic research (IDS). One of the top organizations of its sort internationally is the Mannheim Centre for European Social Research (MZES), the largest research center for social sciences at a German university.

Mannheim is a tolerant, multicultural city with many diverse aspects because it is home to people from more than 170 different countries.

There are five schools at the University of Mannheim:
•	Business School (1963)
•	School of Law and Economics (1963)
•	School of Social Sciences (1963)
•	School of Humanities (1963)
•	School of Business Informatics and Mathematics (1967)

As well as two graduate colleges:
•	Mannheim Business School (2005)
•	Graduate School of Economic and Social Sciences (2007)


State-recognized private university The VICTORIA has locations in Baden-Baden and Berlin. It was founded in 2011, and classes began on October 1st, 2012.

VICTORIA makes it feasible for you to earn a master's degree no matter where you are. You can take part in their flex studies online or in person in Berlin. By tailoring your education to meet your needs, you may strike the perfect balance between working, learning, and having fun.

Whether you have chosen a dual degree (your cooperation partner will cover the fees here) or a full-time degree, the bachelor's degree in business administration costs €649 per month. The cost of the Master's in Business Management & Development ranges from €669 to €729 a month, depending on the model you are using to study.

The fee per month is €679 for the English for International Management course. You can select from a number of payment options when studying remote learning (International Management).

The variety of electronic resources (e-books, e-journals, and databases) available on the university campus are accessible to all library user groups. Members of the university who are not connected to the university network can also access this content. More than 1,100 journals and periodicals, almost 1,000 peer-reviewed journals, and more than 580 journals indexed in Web of Science or Scopus are all available in full text in the Business Source Premier database. More than 1,200 current full-text e-books, largely in German, that are pertinent to the degree programs provided by the hwtk are currently accessible through Springer link.

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