Schmalkalden University of Applied Sciences 

A Thuringian university of applied sciences is Schmalkalden University of Applied Sciences. On the outskirts of the Thuringian Forest, it is idyllically positioned. Unquestionably one of Germany's and Thuringia's most beautiful campuses is the lush one. Over 5 faculties, 227 personnel, including 67 professors, teach. More than 20 full-time bachelor's and master's degree courses, as well as 13 part-time bachelor's and master's degree courses, are attended by about 2,500 students. The five colleges at Chmalkalden University of Applied Sciences—Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Computer Science, Economics, and Business Law—offer a variety of study options. The most frequently cited benefits of studying in Schmalkalden are its practical applicability and top-notch facilities. Small learning groups and close contact with the teachers are both natural parts of project-based learning and practical training phases. The range of courses offered by the institute includes bachelor's courses, master's courses, dual courses of study and extra-occupational further training courses in the fields of technology, IT, economics, and commercial law. Numerous chances to study abroad are available for all courses. The Schmalkalden University of Applied Sciences has a large global partner university network that extends as far as Australia and numbers over 150 institutions. Many students take advantage of the chance to spend a semester studying abroad or finishing their internship at a foreign business, gaining vital experience in the process. Particularly noteworthy is the chance to get two degrees from a foreign partner institution in the United States, Canada, or Spain. All amenities, including classrooms, labs, canteens, libraries, housing complexes, and sporting venues, are accessible on foot. The institution provides students with a variety of benefits, including an international focus, quality instruction, a broad selection of disciplines, modern equipment, guaranteed housing, and an appealing university city.