Master

Aachen

Augsburg

Berlin

Bremen

Hamburg

Kempten

Konstanz

Köthen

Möckern

Düsseldorf

This degree program is aimed at graduates of Bachelor programs in the fields of Technology and computer science  as well as graduates of business-related degree programs with a focus on Technology. Over the course of three semesters  students acquire the skills necessary to come up with interdisciplinary solutions to safety and security problems in the areas of industrial automation  control systems and critical infrastructure. This practical degree program focuses on a range of subjects including IT security  data protection  functional security  IT law and employee management.

The Master of Science (M.Sc.) in Industrial Safety and Security is a bilingual study program. Languages of instruction are German (50 %) and English (50%).

Applications can be submitted between 15 november – 15 December via the online application portal of Augsburg University of Applied Sciences.

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

The semester fee of 121.75 EUR comprises the student Services fee of 62.00 EUR and  semester ticket of 59.75 EUR

In TOEIC, the listening level should be 430, the reading level should be 400.

Industrial Safety and Security

Augsburg University of Applied Sciences

The MBA program in Tourism Management at the International Graduate Center (IGC) equips you with skills essential to working in e-tourism  project and quality management  business and intercultural management. The IGC provides a holistic approach to education by incorporating your practical experience into Its teaching methods. To gain further practical experience  you can choose to complete an optional internship with one of our business partners. Gain practical experience abroad. Within the Applied Project Management module  you will have access to a large strategic network of European partners and their individual projects. During an excursion  you will have the chance to gain an insight into the latest developments within the industry. Depending on your project  you will have the opportunity to gather experiences in Turkey  Bulgaria  Italy  Croatia  Lithuania or Spain. Alongside our local and international professors here at IGC  we work with other highly qualified professionals from companies such as TUI or Deloitte. Our classes’ sizes are small and learning takes place in a vibrant atmosphere. The lecturers use a variety of learning methods and moderation techniques that range from discussions and presentations to case studies and interactive role-playing exercises. Those of you who are looking to improve their social skills can take advantage of the interactive training phases. During these  you will get to set your own goals and systematically train your technical  social and intercultural communication skills.

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International Tourism Management MBA (Hybrid)

Bremen University of Applied Sciences

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

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

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

Naval Architecture and Ocean Engineering (Hybrid)

The ESMT Berlin part-time MBA has been designed to help deliver you success in a rapidly changing world. Whether you are part of a mature corporation needing to stimulate disruptive innovation, or a start-up looking to scale up, this program will help you reach the next phase of your personal and professional development.

We do not need to see proof of English if English is your native language or you earned a university degree taught exclusively in English

Part-time MBA (Hybrid)

ESMT European School of Management and Technology

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

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

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

Biochemistry

Friedrich Schiller University Jena

This Master degree course focuses on digitisation and Industry 4.0 in the various phases of the processing-plant life cycle.And the Department of Process Engineering has an outstanding reputation in Its field and undertakes extensive research activities. We receive first-class feedback from our students and industry and hold top positions in recently published university rankings.  
Graduates of this Master degree course are optimally prepared to meet the current and future requirements of the process industry and related sectors. The course is broad-based and produces high-performing all-rounders with excellent employment prospects in a range of fields and strong English language skills for the global economy.

Applications for this Master degree course are submitted online. You do not need to submit hard copies of your application. Applicants from non-EU countries: Please have your certificates checked in Advanced by uni assist and request a VPD (preliminary review documentation) for your application. You must complete the application form at myHAW and upload all the necessary documents there to submit your application.

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 with fewer than 210 ECTS credit points must provide a German language certificate of at least B2 level from a recognised institution accredited by the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR)

Process Engineering

Hamburg University of Applied Sciences (HAW Hamburg)

Biomedical engineering is a multidisciplinary field in which the principles of engineering are applied to solving problems in biology and medicine. Quantitative, analytical, and integrative methods are applied from the molecular level to the entire organism. This broadens our understanding of basic biological processes and enables us to develop innovative approaches for the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of disease.

Semester contribution includes 98.00 EUR for Sozialbeitrag für das Aachener Studierendenwerk, 15.85 EUR for AStA-Beitrag, 137.43 EUR for Semester ticket AVV, 58.50 EUR for Semester ticket NRW, 5.11 EUR for Semester ticket Zuid-Limburg, 0.10 EUR for Solidaritätsbeitrag zum Semester ticket, 0.75 EUR for Beitrag Sozialfonds, 1.70 EUR for Fachschaftsbeitrag, 1.10 EUR für Hochschulsport Beitrag and  0.19 EUR for Beitrag Queerreferat

"["#German Abitur or Fach-Abitur with a minimum mark of 3 (befriedigend) in English or English is your native language not need to submit your language certificates. This is only valid if you have attended at least 4 years of secondary school in one of the following countries and enclose a school certificate showing your grades for the entire period of enrolment: Australia, Canada, Ireland, New Zealand, United Kingdom, United States of American"
 "#Applicants from Bangladesh, Egypt, India, Indonesia, Jordan, Lebanon, Malaysia, Syria, United Arab Emirates, Nepal, and Pakistan must submit TOEFL or IELTS scores, even if your complete education was in English. If you were admitted, the German embassy will not give you a visa if you do not have a current TOEFL or IELTS score sheet"]"

Medical engineering

Aachen University of Applied Sciences

The Master of Linguistics is research-oriented and furthers methodical and theoretical knowledge that has been acquired in the Bachelor’s Program. It ties in with recent research and creates the necessary impetus for independent scientific work. Apart from an expansion of the students’ general knowledge of linguistics, students will acquire detailed skills in a specific branch of linguistics and knowledge of a single, specific language. In the Tutorial Team Project, students will acquire didactic skills suited for higher education. They will also be trained in high-level team work.

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

Semester contribution include a train ticket with which covers travel free of charge by bus and trains in the state of North-Rhine Westphalia (NRW)

Linguistics

Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf

The Master degree program in Technical Management is an Advanced degree program. Together, we build on your existing knowledge from the Bachelor degree and deepen this expertise. Regardless of which university you studied at, anyone with a suitable Bachelor degree can apply to the program. You will gain knowledge in the areas of technical skills. As well as in professionalization and business skills. The ideal way to prepare you for a leadership position. This is the optimal preparation for your future career.

There are two ways to apply for the course:
with an international and EU degree please apply via uni-assist.
With a German degree please register via the application portal.

CET-6 Result for applicants from the People's Republic of China can be accepted

Technical Management

Hochschule Emden/Leer - University of Applied Sciences

The Integrated design, focuses on the development of intercultural skills. It uses the truly synergetic power of a working environment with students from various countries and cultural backgrounds. The program requires a high level of media competence. Projects are based on both practical and experimental research. Students are encouraged to come up with systematic, creative, and individual solutions. International designers, visiting artists, and other specialists will support projects according to the topic and their professional area of specialization.

Semester contribution of 86.00 EUR includes administration fee for general registration and student union

Integrated Design

Anhalt University of Applied Sciences

The modern Molecular Biotechnological and Genetic Engineering procedures are nowadays of high relevance to many realms of research and industrial processes such as biological and medical research, recombinant production of drugs, desired metabolites and optimized technical enzymes, the establishment of cellular detection systems, strategies of environmental management as well as food production. Its importance will definitely even increase in the future.

An evidenced graduation from an English-medium college or university is also accepted

Molecular Biotechnology

The importance of water as a free good is growing both in the private and public sector, as well as between political institutions and nations. This demand leads to an increased need for future-oriented solutions that are scientifically based and in line with the current state of research and innovation. The programme is aimed at graduates of economic subjects, in particular business administration and industrial engineering. As an MBA graduate, you will be able to respond effectively to the challenges of global and digital markets, leverage innovation and lead teams.

Pearson Test of English (General) Level 1, PASSWORD 5.5 (no less than 5.0 in each component), EF SET 51, can be used as proof of English language proficiency

MBA Sustainable Water Management

University of Europe for Applied Sciences

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

This Master program provides a broad understanding and knowledge in the fields of Communication and Information Technology, e.g. wireless communication systems. It also introduces non-technical subjects dealing with economics, legal and social issues and leads to the required skills for entry into the professions of Information and Communication Engineering. Graduates from Communication and Information Technology are sought after in a wide range of fields including industrial and non-industrial research, planning, development, implementation, production, distribution, and maintenance of all types of information technology systems.

The Semester contributions totalling 347.26 EUR must be paid each semester. It includes Student Service fee 85.00 EUR, AstA contribution fee 16.00 EUR, Semester ticket fee 194.41 EUR, Kultursemesterticket fee 1.85 EUR and Administrative fee 50.00 EUR

University degree in English is accepted as proof of language requirement

Communication and Information Technology

University of Bremen

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

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

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

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


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.

Due to the continual integration of research and innovation, Anhalt University's straightforward strategy is persuasive. We deliver cutting-edge research and instruction at a global level in Bernburg, Dessau, and Köthen. We also provide a high standard of living and education for 7,500 students, 2,500 of whom add to the university's global perspective. In addition to imparting in-depth knowledge, the Bachelor’s and Master's programs in seven departments help students set themselves up for a prosperous career.
 
 Each course at Anhalt University was created with practice in mind, and instruction is of the highest caliber. Project work from the practicum is typical, as are practical final theses. Ideas from students are explicitly evaluated for their practical application. Small study groups, innovative teaching and learning methods, top-notch research, and exclusive connections provide the perfect environment for a successful career start in Germany or abroad. Anhalt University Library is a scientific, public library that provides literature and information to university members as well as interested citizen.
 
 The Anhalt University of Applied Sciences, Department of Architecture, Facility Management and Geoinformation is an accredited testing laboratory (PÜZ-Stelle) according to state building regulations and is managed by the Deutsches Institut für Bautechnik Berlin (DIBt) under the symbol SAN 17.
 
 All in all, together with 3 campuses, 7,800 students, 78 degree programs and incredible International flair, Anhalt University of Applied Sciences forges for knowledge with strong ties to practice. The university calls you to the heart of central Germany - the world opens up to you from here.

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

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.

The success story dates back in 1970, when Universities of applied sciences were indispensable as places of scientific education and research for Germany's science and innovation system. This law established the originally independent Bremen University of Applied Sciences, which merged in 1982 to form what is now Bremen University of Applied Sciences. The HSB is now the state's second largest scientific institution. 
 
 It is regarded as an essential location factor for the region as a university of applied sciences with practical and future-oriented teaching and research, as well as its trademark internationality. Graduates contribute to the availability of skilled workers in all relevant areas of society. The extensive research is carried out in close collaboration with businesses and scientific institutions.
 
 The HSB's profile is oriented toward current and future societal and economic issues that run as cross-cutting issues through studies and teaching. Digitalization, energy, mobility, urban development, health, and sustainability are all included. Natural and engineering sciences, economics, business, politics, civil society and social sciences are all part of the subject-related spectrum. 
 
 Around 8,700 students (as of October 2021) can choose from 67 mostly international bachelor's and master's degree programs offered by five faculties. The HSB's individual degree programs are interdisciplinary. They rely on professional and practical collaboration within and between faculties to complete their studies. 
 
 Interdisciplinary teaching and research fields related to global challenges such as sustainability, artificial intelligence, health, ecology, urban development, globalization, new forms of work, or mobility are continuously integrated into the curriculum and will be expanded in the future.

Freie Universität thrives as an international network university on its diverse contacts with universities and organizations in Germany and abroad, which provide critical incentive to research and teaching.Today, Freie Universität is well connected globally, with approximately 100 university-wide partnerships, approximately 330 university partnerships in the Erasmus mobility network, and approximately 45 institute partnerships. Every year, approximately 600 international scientists contribute to the diversity of teaching and research at Freie Universität. Due to the history of its founding, Freie Universität still bears the terms truth, justice, and freedom in its seal to this day. 
 
 Friedensau Adventist University (German: Theologische Hochschule Friedensau) is a branch of the Seventh-day Adventist education system, the world's second largest Christian school system. The university, which is located in the village of Friedensau, about 120 kilometers from Berlin, was founded in 1899 and is Europe's oldest Seventh-day Adventist-owned university. The German government has accredited its courses of study and degrees. The campus is bilingual, with classes offered in both German and English. As of 2017, the university had 200 students from 30 countries enrolled in accredited German language courses, including students studying abroad for a year at Friedensau.
 
 The institution concentrates on service-oriented disciplines in the schools of theology and social work. As an international university, they are committed to interculturality and equal opportunities, and have a history of long-standing relations with countries on all continents. Their programs are targeted to provide students with the basics of the respective field as well as current research contributions. The aim of teaching is to promote research and to combine application competencies so that their graduates are highly qualified to meet the requirements of their future careers.
 
 Teachers, employees, and students on the university campus form a trusting, tolerant, multicultural, and cooperative community. They want to promote all community members holistically. They strive to ensure the compatibility of studies, career, and family as a family-friendly university. This is also supported by the campus's spacious structure, which includes beautiful parks and woods.

Friedensau Adventist University

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

HafenCity University Hamburg

The Hochschule für Angewandte Wissenschaften Hamburg (German: Hochschule für Angewandte Wissenschaften Hamburg) is a higher education and applied research institution in Hamburg, Germany. The Hamburg University of Applied Sciences, formerly known as Fachhochschule Hamburg, was founded in 1970. In terms of student enrollment, the HAW is Hamburg's second-largest university and Germany's fourth-largest applied sciences university.
 
 The Faculty of Technology and Computer Science is HAW Hamburg's largest faculty, with 163 professors teaching approximately 6,000 students across four departments and 21 courses. The Faculty of Life Sciences houses 18 courses that are directly related to people's basic living conditions. The range of subjects includes everything from health and nutrition to natural sciences and engineering.
 
 The Faculty of Design, Media, and Information, with 72 professors and 3007 students, offers courses ranging from design to media technology areas such as light and sound design and game design, as well as information and media courses. Teachers are drawn from practice and research. With the help of 88 professors, approximately 4,000 students at the Faculty of Economics and Social Affairs in four departments and 20 courses, gain practical skills that enable them to contribute to long-term solutions to critical social challenges.
 
 HAW Hamburg views quality development as an ongoing and collaborative process. The emphasis is on high-quality research and instruction. At the same time, HAW Hamburg is expanding its reputation as a research university. HAW Hamburg is shaped by people from over 100 different countries. Their unique strength is their diversity.

Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf (HHU) was established in 1965 as the successor organization to Düsseldorf's Medical Academy of 1907. It was named after German poet Heinrich Heine. Since 1993, the university has had five faculties after several expansions over the years. More than 36,000 full-time students are currently enrolled at HHU. HHU has a total staff of approximately 3,600 people.
 
 Heinrich Heine University sees itself as a civic university that attaches particular importance to opening up to society. As a dialogue-oriented and transparent research and educational institution, it actively seeks exchange between science and society and thus promotes the broadest possible public access to research and education. Activities that are aimed at the dialogue between the HHU and its members and relatives with citizens in Düsseldorf and beyond are brought together under the term "Citizens' University" and coordinated by the Citizens' University staff unit set up specifically for this purpose.
 
 The roughly triangular campus of HHU is located in the Bilk district of Düsseldorf, in the southeast. Due to its high service standards and collection volume, the ULB Düsseldorf is one of three state libraries in North Rhine-Westphalia and one of Germany's innovation leaders in the library sector. The ZIM, as a central unit and (multi)media center of HHU, offers competencies and services in the delivery and processing of digital information. Digital communication and digital media are two other areas of interest. The Botanical Garden of Düsseldorf is a scientific institution of HHU that grows over 6,000 different types of plants from all over the world. It is open to the public all year round.

Hochschule Emden/Leer is a small but excellent university with three campuses: Emden, the Maritime Campus Leer, and the Business Campus Leer. It stands for short distances and a personal and manageable study environment. The institution does not want to be a sterile institution that only teaches the curriculum, but rather a vibrant campus with public debate and academic discourse.
 
 Maritime Sciences, Social Work and Health, Technology and Business Studies make the four faculties of the university offering a total of 27 Bachelors degree programmes and 12 Masters degree programmes. 114 professors and more than 400 lecturers and other teaching employees have taught 4,296 students, of whom 904 were first-year students starting their studies in the winter semester 2021/2022.
 
 They are confronted with changing conditions as a university. They see it as an opportunity, an incentive, and a challenge all at the same time. As a result, political and societal demands on university teaching are increasing today. The emphasis remains on teaching quality as well as quality assurance and development systems established and developed at the university. The institute aims at expanding interdisciplinary and international cooperation in lecturing and research activities. They want to set the stage for an international atmosphere and a wealth of cultural activities on campus.
 
 Their campus is small and intimate, with short distances between students and lecturers. They strive for a strong sense of belonging and are proud of their motivated employees. Students are always at the center of all activities. The campus is vibrant, and there is always time for public debate and academic debate.

International Psychoanalytic University Berlin (IPU) is a private non-profit university in Berlin, Germany. The IPU commenced its teaching and research activities in the autumn of 2009. IPU Berlin has been state-recognized and was awarded its institutional accreditation by the German Council of Science and Humanities in November 2014. IPU Berlin's MA Psychology course was ranked first in the 2016 CHE University ranking among Germany's psychology master programs.
 
 The courses at the IPU convey psychoanalysis as a science in which the human psyche is understood as biologically, socially, and culturally shaped and which seeks to understand the individual against the background of his history and under the influence of the unconscious. All courses at the IPU are research-related and offer close contact with clinical practice from the very first semester.
 
 At the IPU, scientists with extensive experience in practice, teaching, and research teach and conduct research. It provides excellent learning and working conditions as well as resources. Discussion and joint development - interdisciplinary and beyond status groups - is a defining feature of the IPU's scientific and organizational work.
 
 The IPU forms networks and collaborates with national and international partners in science, education, and practice to promote mutual enrichment and positive public perception. The IPU encourages (self-)reflective teaching, research, and application, as well as close integration of application and research and interdisciplinary and international dialogue. It contributes to the population's health care.
 
 The IPU offers study, advanced training, and research in psychoanalytic basics, and is committed to a transdisciplinary understanding of science in its teaching and research. It contributes to the advancement of psychoanalysis as an applied social science and cultural theory through dialogue with other sciences.

International Psychoanalytic University Berlin

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 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 Hochschule Konstanz (Hochschule Konstanz für Technik, Wirtschaft und Gestaltung (HTWG)), is a German university that may be found in Konstanz, Baden-Württemberg, Germany, close to the Swiss border. The institution belongs to Internationale Bodensee-Hochschule (International Lake Constance University).

The study site in Konstanz is situated in the four-country region of Germany, Switzerland, Austria, and Liechtenstein, which lies directly on Lake Constance. Constance, on the fringes of Germany, is where you are attending school. It is surrounded by beautiful tourist destinations and is not far from the Alps.

The Hochschule has about 5,000 students and is renowned for its business-related computer science classes as well as for its architecture and design programs. For domestic and foreign students, it provides Bachelors, Masters, and Doctoral education options.

There are over 70 partner universities worldwide; Konstanz University of Applied Sciences has connections with universities in these nations (green), allowing HTWG students to easily spend a semester studying abroad.

It has educational ties to the following institutions of learning:
•	Ellenrieder-Gymnasium Konstanz
•	Evangelische Schule Schloss Gaienhofen
•	Gebhardschule Konstanz
•	Salem Kolleg Überlingen

Through these relationships, high school students can forge strong bonds with universities and have the chance to observe how students handle their workloads and the requirements for various degrees. The interchange of ideas between the lecturers at the two institutions benefits the students' transition from high school to university.
International students have a variety of possibilities at Konstanz University of Applied Sciences, including earning a bachelor's or master's degree or participating in an exchange semester at the HTWG. For refugees to begin their studies, the HTWG also provides particular chances.

Bremen University of Applied Sciences

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