Bachelor

Master

Berlin

Clausthal-Zellerfeld

Erlangen

Hamburg

Hermannsburg

Karlsruhe

Neubrandenburg

Pforzheim

Potsdam

Stuttgart

Wiesbaden

Witten

Nürnberg

Lüneburg

In the International Healthcare Management degree program  you will expand your business expertise to include in-depth knowledge of the dynamics of the healthcare market and Its stakeholders such as insurance companies  pharmaceutical companies  hospitals and physicians. As a graduate  you will grow into a variety of management functions in a challenging industry.With a Master degree programme in International Healthcare Management  you are ready to take on a management position in the healthcare industry within two years. The degree course is also suitable for graduates of e.g. medical or pharmaceutical degree courses.

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

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

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

International Health Care Management

Accadis University of Applied Sciences

The Media Architecture study programme offers in the first instance a well-grounded further education qualification for contemporary media- and architecture-related vocations. At the same time it provides a place of experimentation  a kind of laboratory or meeting place for areas of joint research and new fields of work whose forms of expression transcend disciplinary boundaries. The core element of the study programme is the project module which  through intensive ongoing supervision and experimental exploration  provides an opportunity to develop exemplary responses to issues that are currently unresolved. As the student  you can determine the relative degree of theoretical or practical work in your project work according to your individual requirements. Coursework is conducted jointly in interdisciplinary project groups  giving you the chance to learn outside of disciplinary boundaries and to train your ability to work in an interdisciplinary team. The study course is open to new professions arising in the broad spectrum between architecture and new media.

The study programme is bilingual; The language of instruction is English. The degree programme must ensure that an adequate number of
courses are offered in English. With sufficient knowledge of German  students may also attend courses
taught in German. All academic activities  including all oral and written assignments and examinations  are
conducted or administered in English. Students are required to write and present their Master thesis in
English. 

Applications can be submitted via the »online application portal

The semester contribution is 196.00 EUR and the contribution is comprised 74.00 EUR Studierendenwerk fee, 68.50 EUR Thuringia ticket of DB Regio, 34.40 EUR Weimar public transport ticket, 12.10 EUR Central Thuringian public transport ticket and 7.00 EUR ticket for DNT and Klassik Stiftung Weimar

Applicants whose mother tongue is neither English or German are required to provide language skills. Exceptions are possible if proof of a university degree from an English and/ or German-speaking country can be provided.

Media architecture

Bauhaus-Universität Weimar

The Master program Urban agglomeration is Worldwide  rapid urban change is an irreversible global process today  leading to new and highly integrated forms
of large urban  metropolitan and regional networks and agglomerations. Globalisation and an increase in international migration lead to additional challenges for urban planning  management and development  meeting the demands of new
groups in society with diversified national  socio-economic and cultural backgrounds. These developments entail serious demographic  economic  environmental and social changes – applying both  though in different and manifold ways  to the agglomerations of the so-called developing world (still in a phase of continuous expansion) and those of the developed world (where extension and shrinking processes can be
found all at once).

Administration fee for each semester in the respectively applicable amount is 375 EUR and application fee 100 EUR for each application

Urban Agglomerations

Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences

The Jazz-Institute Berlin (JIB) emerged from cooperation between the College of Music “Hanns Eisler” Berlin and Berlin University of the Arts. A new, pioneering institute was created from the recognized jazz departments at each institution, where the Master programmes Jazz-Arrangement/-Composition are offered.The Jazz Institute features guest bookings by well-known artists and practical experience in a music scene currently going through a process of change.

The admission procedure consists of the pre-selection and the entrance examination.

The amount 320 EUR consists of a social contribution for the studierendenwerk BERLIN the contribution for the student representation the enrolment, re-enrolment fees, a semester ticket (participation in public transport) and 30  for participation in the admission

 Proof of language skills is not required.

Jazz-Arrangement/ -Composition

Berlin University of the Arts

The Master of Science in Economics teaches students the skills needed to analyse economic issues and problems thoroughly  understand and apply the relevant academic theory  and use the correct formal and empirical methods. This in turn will allow them to find creative approaches to problem solving and predict the political and social consequences of economic activity

Applications can only be made and submitted online.
Once you finish an online application via the application portal OLAS  this document will be generated under the filename Application for admission at the Friedrich Schiller University Jena to the Master programme. You need to print out this document  sign it  scan it and send it as PDF file of good quality within the application timeframe to the Master Service Centre: Master@uni-jena.de.

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

Economics

Friedrich Schiller University Jena

The Master of Science in Molecular Medicine primarily focuses on biomedical issues and examines those using methods and experimental approaches from the fields of molecular biology  biochemistry  cell biology  and physiology. The skills acquired in this programme can be used in biomedical research and medical biotechnology. This degree programme meets the quickly growing need in the field of molecular and biomedical research for scholars with basic knowledge of medicine and natural science.And extensive laboratory experiments  the goal of which is to teach students modern experimental methods  are a major part of this degree programme. In addition  students work at two or three different institutions and thus familiarize themselves with a variety of research methods currently in use. This part of the programme also trains the students' ability to apply the methods about which they have read in the course literature independently.

Molecular Medicine

Biomedical engineering is a leading growth sector nationally and globally. Many key technologies in the field  such as physiological and technical control loops  medical imaging and assisted minimally invasive surgery  are still in their relative infancy and promise exciting developments and innovations in the increasingly globalised markets of the future.

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

Biomedical Engineering

Hamburg University of Applied Sciences (HAW Hamburg)

This program seeks students to enhance students’ knowledge of pharmaceutical products and processes in response to industry needs  especially in pharmaceutical production and development.The Pharmaceutical Technology  Purification Techniques  Cell Culture Systems and Bioanalytics modules follow the typical sequence of development of a new active ingredient in the pharmaceutical industry. In this way  you will learn to recognise the links between the identification  production and administration of active substances  come to understand the meaning of pharmacological parameters  and engage with quality control and quality assurance for developed products. Taking these skills into your future career  you will be able to formulate recommendations on an active ingredient use  work in a team to realise these recommendations  and analyse developments or propose improvements.

The language of instruction and assessment is English  but German is spoken in all laboratories and is the predominant language in use at HAW Hamburg.

International applicants to the degree Pharmaceutical Biotechnology who completed their first degrees in a language of instruction other than German must provide proof of successful completion of an internationally recognised test of German language proficiency

Pharmaceutical Biotechnology

The international Master degree course in Renewable Energy Systems looks at the technology and engineering of wind  solar and bio-energy systems as well as downstream systems for energy transformation and distribution. The course’s focus is on systems engineering. In addition  graduates learn process simulation techniques and can also develop their business and management skills. The course is made up of two semesters of theory and practical lab work and a six-month Master thesis in industry.

Renewable Energy Systems  Environmental and Process Engineering

The Master of Science degree course in International Business provides a solid basis for a career in the global business world  enabling students to manage complex processes and structures in a constantly changing international environment.
Graduates are ideally prepared to rise to future management challenges. Some top performers may choose to go on to doctoral study.
The programme promotes a holistic and cross-functional approach and does not emphasise specific sectors or roles. Case-related analysis and integrated modelling are key foci of the course  as are methods  theories and technical skill sets that will enable graduates to Master a variety of challenges in various sectors and open up opportunities for their ongoing personal development.

For graduates whose Bachelor's degree stems from a six semester programme (180 credit points): Provided that you satisfy all of the other entrance requirements and that the course is not yet filled to capacity you might be enrolled under the condition that you acquire 30 credit points (ECTS) within the first year of your Master studies at HAW Hamburg. The student advisor for Master studies (Studienfachberater_in) will decide which additional courses have to be taken.

International Business

Digital Management in the Bachelor programme International Business you will acquire important specialist knowledge and skills in order to increase the efficiency and competitiveness of companies through digital strategies and to develop new digital business models. Digital Management enables graduates to design digital transformation processes in international companies in business management.

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

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.

IB – Digital Management (B.A.)

CBS International Business School

The 4-semester Master programme in International Management is ideal for students who require an introduction to German culture and language, as well as international business and management. This knowledge and capability opens up a number of opportunities for you as a practising manager. You will be competent in adopting a global perspective as a manager. Negotiation and decision making will be key assets that enable you to operate effectively in a global business context. The ability to think holistically and consider the relationships between issues as they affect the organization will further support your managerial ambitions. Furthermore, you will be able to bridge cultural differences across the organisation’s activities and relationships. Finally, you will be qualified to study for a doctoral degree in Germany and abroad.

The semester fee includes contributions to the Studentenwerk, the Studentenrat and the semester ticket for free use of public transport in the Verkehrsverbund Oberelbe (VVO)

"["#If you have not taken an internationally recognised language test (e.g. TOEFL, IELTS, Cambridge Certificate in Advanced English, Cambridge Certificate of Proficiency in English) or if English proficiency at level C1 is not explicitly recorded on the certificate (or transcript of records) of your first university (Bachelor) degree, then C1 English language proficiency can be certified by a competent person (e.g. a qualified language teacher) who is officially able to professionally assess your proficiency in English. In this case, download the form (Proof of English Language Competence for Applicants) and ask a language teacher to fill in, sign, date and stamp the form"
"#If you have gained your Bachelor degree at a university outside Germany, you will receive a grade bonus contribution to your Bachelor degree GPA"
"#If your Bachelor degree was 100% taught in English, you will receive a grade bonus contribution to your Bachelor degree GPA"]"

International Management

Dresden University of Applied Sciences

The MSc in Marketing and Digital Media is a  innovative programme that integrates the most recent digital developments with current marketing and media knowledge. Course mainly focuses on the digital marketing field to provide the students an integrative view of the different digital marketing tools and how they can play an important role in building a brand. It also puts an emphasis on how to apply marketing techniques and key strategic marketing aspects in an increasingly digital and globalised world. This way, during the learning process, it equips students with the skills and knowledge to succeed in an international, cutting-edge career in marketing. 

If applicants do not have an official English certificate (IELTS, TOEFL, TOEIC), obtained within the last 2 years, will be invited to take the ESCP English Proficiency Test, which is completely online

Due to accreditation regulations, students starting with less than 240 ECTS will need to obtain an additional 30 ECTS at ESCP Business School. The school will offer additional course options for those students. The corresponding fee for these ECTS is 3,000 EUR.

MSc in Marketing and Digital Media (Hybrid)

ESCP Business School

The Master of Science in Strategy and Digital Business will equip you with the strategic, digital and entrepreneurial skills for the job markets of today and tomorrow. Based on a strong cooperation between practice partners and our world-class faculty, you will acquire competencies in core areas like strategy, complex problem solving and decision making.
Also, you will focus on two fields, which we believe are crucial for being competitive in the future: Digital literacy and the ability to code as well an in depths understanding of the Chinese market.


Applicants whose first language is English or who provide the result of a standardized language test not older than two years are exempted from providing English certificate

MSc in Strategy & Digital Business

The Automotive Systems programme is designed for students who wish to become highly qualified engineers in the field of automotive systems, who wish to work in the development of feedback control systems, automotive software and automotive electronics

OPT test with 85 points is required for English language proficiency. Additionally, Applicants should obtain minimum level A2 in German language before the end of the second semester

Automotive Systems

Esslingen University of Applied Sciences

Our degree programme Global Business and Economics is taught strictly in English and is oriented towards an international professional career after graduation. We live in a globally interconnected world, where international relations are key to the success of most businesses. Global business therefore needs qualified specialists who are able to confidently move on international terrain, work on international teams. Students acquire fundamental and practice oriented knowledge of economic sciences, e.g. in marketing, finance, economics, or business taxation, and all of this in an international and global context. 

Note: 6 semesters (180 credits) | 7 semesters with semester abroad (210 credits)

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

According to study plan, you have to pass a compulsory business German course at level B1 during your studies. Ideally, you should have German language skills at level A2 before starting your studies

Global Business and Economics

Aachen University of Applied Sciences

The M.A. International Sport Development and Politics combines sport sciences with social sciences and humanities as well as economics and management.
The programme aims at a comprehensive
understanding of structures, actors and
conflicts in sport and physical activity. It
contributes in particular to an international
focus on sport including transnational and
comparative dimensions. 

"[""#Native speakers, graduates holding a Bachelor of an English degree program obtained at an university within the European Union or in a country where the official language is English are exempted from providing language certificate"
"#German language proficiency is not compulsory for a successful application, however strongly recommend all students to have some basic knowledge of the German language"]"

MA International Sport Development and Politics (English)

German Sport University Cologne

The Master in Applied Data Science is a programme for young, mathematically-inclined graduates who wish to build a career in data science. Building on your solid quantitative foundations, you will learn the fundamentals of data science, how to apply cutting edge methods to solve real-world business problems and assess the ethical and legal implications of applied data science to become responsible practitioners in the field.

Semester contribution include your enrollment fee

Master in Applied Data Science

Frankfurt School of Finance and Management

The Business Administration-based degree programme Accounting and Controlling provides an opportunity for graduates of this programme to perform cross-sector specialist task and management tasks in international companies and auditing and consulting organizations. 
Note: 3 semesters without internship, 4 semesters with internship.


Oxford Test of English with at least 126 points and UNIcert II can be used as proof of english proficiency

Accounting and controlling

Berlin School of Economics and Law

In the Artificial Intelligence and Data Analytics programme at HNU, you will learn to create a “data-based enterprise,” in which large, incomprehensible amounts of data (“big data”) are converted into knowledge and used for fact-based corporate decision-making. Fields of application include marketing, logistics, controlling, customer relationship management.

The language of instruction in this degree program is German. Occasionally, lectures may be held in English, e.g. when using guest lecturers from abroad.

Completion of a degree programme that was verifiably taught entirely in English can be used as proof of English language proficiency

Ar­ti­fi­­ci­al In­­tel­li­­gence and Da­ta Ana­ly­t­ics

Neu-Ulm University of Applied Sciences

The Master programme in Digital Business explores the theoretical and practical foundations, implementation and business models that make up digital business. Students will develop a creative, entrepreneurial mindset and develop the key competencies required in the corporate world today.

Online: Fill out the Master application form. Receive an email with instructions on how to submit further documentation, Email: Print and fill out the Master application form. Scan and send the completed application form via email to the admissions department of your chosen campus. Receive an email with instructions on how to submit further documentation

Native speakers are exempt from providing proof of language proficiency

Digital Business

EU Business School

The Master program in Applied Economics offers a unique combination of theoretical, institutional and empirical analysis with a focus on issues and issues of the global economy. The course qualifies students for independent work and promotes the ability to make decisions through instructions for independent evaluation of data and the derivation of policy recommendations on a scientific basis. The program offers two future-oriented specializations: International Economic Policy (IEP) and Empirical Analysis (EA). Career prospects include Economic research institutes, Insurance companies, Civil service, Non-Governmental Organizations and so on.

The Semester contributions totaling 310.38 EUR must be paid each semester. It includes Student Social Services HSW fee 89.00 EUR, Student union AStA fee 13.00 EUR and Semesterticket fee 208.38

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

Applied Economics (Hybrid)

University of Wuppertal

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

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

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

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

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


Academy of Fine Arts in Nuremberg

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.

Berliner Hochschule für Technik (BHT, from 2009 to 2021: Beuth Hochschule für Technik Berlin, from 1971 to 2009: Technische Fachhochschule Berlin) is a large state university of applied sciences in Germany. BHT promotes career opportunities for all prospective and current students, regardless of social background, through a diverse range of forward-thinking degree programs and a staff of highly qualified specialists.
 
 The Berlin University of Applied Sciences is one of Germany's largest engineering universities, offering approximately 70 courses across eight departments. Around 300 professors, 450 employees and 600 lecturers form a lively teaching and learning community with around 13,000 students. The Berlin University of Applied Sciences specializes in technology-based education. There is also interdisciplinary research going on. The university's goals include innovation, applicability, and practical relevance. 
 
 The BHT believes in a job-oriented, future-proof degree. Lessons are taught in small groups. The course places a strong emphasis on key qualifications such as teamwork and social skills. The use of cutting-edge technologies in teaching and research, as well as knowledge and technology transfer between the university and the company, is standard practice at the BHT. Professors have a high academic degree as well as several years of relevant professional experience.
 
 Not least because of the excellent teaching and learning environment at universities of applied sciences, the majority of students complete their studies within the standard period of study, which includes a practical semester. The short study times and high level of practical relevance allow for a smooth transition into professional and everyday work.

Berliner Hochschule für Technik

The Technical University of Clausthal is a strong research university with excellent national and international networks. It demonstrates this through a high level of third-party funding and a diverse range of successful regional, national, and global collaborations with universities, non-university research institutions, and companies. The approximately 80 professors, 4,000 students, and approximately 1,100 employees enjoy short distances, personal contact, and the varied landscape of the Upper Harz in the heart of the Harz Mountains UNESCO World Heritage Site.
 
 The degree programs at TU Clausthal are consistently ranked among the top in the CHE ranking. The TU Clausthal lives internationality, with approximately 40% of its students coming from more than 100 countries. A high level of practical relevance, outstanding student support, and societal involvement, in addition to this cosmopolitan attitude, are important building blocks in the university's future concept.
 
 There are three faculties, 34 institutes, and six interdisciplinary scientific centers at TU Clausthal. The TU has two locations: the energy campus in Goslar and the "Drilling Simulator Celle - German Center for High-Performance Drilling Technology and Automation" in Celle, in addition to the main campus in Clausthal-Zellerfeld.
 
 The circular economy's holistic approach addresses not only technical but also behavioral and economic issues. The three dimensions of sustainability - environment, society, and economy - are critical for realizing the energy and raw material transitions, as well as the necessary social transformations. To that end, social acceptance of the available technical solutions and sustainable business models is critical. This aspect is actively included in the TU Clausthal's research and transfer processes, as well as in its teaching.

Clausthal University of Technology

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.

CODE is a state-accredited university of applied sciences in Berlin that offers Bachelor's degree programs in Digital Product Development. CODE is an international and inclusive learning environment that attracts and empowers digital pioneers from around the world to reach their full potential. They foster transformative innovation as a community by encouraging creativity, critical thinking, collaboration, and curiosity-driven learning.
 
 The most effective way to learn is not to passively absorb selected facts and ready-made content in order to reproduce it for the next exam. Curiosity-driven education comes into play here. Many modules are offered as part of an interdisciplinary learning experience by each of the three programs: Bachelor of Science in Software Engineering, Bachelor of Arts in Interaction Design, and Bachelor of Arts in Product Management. 
 
 Real-world projects are at the heart of their study programs, which are supplemented by seminars and workshops using an advanced flipped-classroom concept. CODE believes in challenge-based learning, in which mentors help students develop competencies, learn how to collaborate, and achieve their full potential. 
 
 All offered courses are grounded on a common competence framework. Upon start, each student receives an individual profile based on their already existing abilities to enhance and develop in their course of studies. From the beginning, students are working project-based and self-regulated in interdisciplinary teams of software developers, interaction designers and product managers. Those projects are created and selected in close cooperation with a number of companies and organisations.
 
 All in all, studying at CODE will definitely be different than any other higher-education experience. As a student, you will not be confronted with pre-selected knowledge but empowered to be a creative problem-solver who knows how to learn.

CODE University of Applied Sciences

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 Freie Hochschule Stuttgart - Seminar for Waldorf Pedagogy educates teachers for Germany's 234 Waldorf schools and over 1000 Steiner Schools worldwide. Accredited academic degree programs with an Anthroposophical foundation are available in all pedagogical fields associated with Steiner Schools. This includes class and subject teacher training, as well as Upper School teaching and counseling. The Freie Hochschule Stuttgart is the first Waldorf teacher-training college that received official state accreditation as an academic institution. This recognized university degree ensures the graduates of the Freie Hochschule that their credentials will be universally accepted.
 
 The faculty's research and teaching activities are focused on the further development of a pedagogy in which teaching is viewed as an art form. There is also a responsibility to broaden and improve the prevalent scientific orientation in traditional teacher education by adopting a more creative and artistic approach with the goal of comprehending spiritual, cognitive, and emotional processes in a more comprehensive manner. In this context, Rudolf Steiner's Anthroposophy is crucial. An interdisciplinary dialogue between Anthroposophical and anthropological approaches is viewed as a foundation for understanding and addressing pedagogical realities.
 
 A further key aspect of the degree courses for class teachers is an extensive training in a chosen subject. Currently, studies in foreign languages, fine arts, gardening, handicrafts, crafts, physical education, and music are possible. The master’s program for Upper School teachers extends and enhances their previous qualifications through an anthropologically based approach to the didactics of their respective subjects. One of the essential aspects of the training is the extended internships in different Waldorf Schools.
 
 Students achieve personal development through the intensive practice of a broad range of artistic subjects including speech formation, Eurythmy, music, painting, and sculpture.

Freie Hochschule Stuttgart - Seminar for Waldorf Pedagogy

The Bavarian Business School, abbreviated HDBW, is a private, state-recognized university of applied sciences that offers innovative courses that combine business, technology, and digitization. The Bildungswerk der Bayerischen Wirtschaft is in charge (bbw). The main campus is in Munich-Riem, with a study center in Bamberg.
 
 The HDBW offers practical education in close collaboration with Bavarian and international companies. Students can earn bachelor's and master's degrees in business administration, industrial engineering, business informatics, mechanical engineering, and digitization. Aside from the traditional full-time course, there are part-time and dual course options. Practical training for technical courses takes place in the laboratories of HDBW cooperation partners.
 
 There are three study time models for the Bachelor and two study time models for the Master. Students can obtain Bachelor Degree in the fields of Business Administration, Industrial engineering, Business Informatics / Business Intelligence and Mechanical engineering. On the other hand, HDBW offers Masters courses in the topics like Digital Business Modeling & Entrepreneurship (MA), Cyber Security (MSc), Digital Factory and Operational Excellence (M.Sc.) and Digital Technologies (M.Eng.).
 
 Throughout studies, student benefit from constant practical relevance through our close networking with numerous business associations as well as Bavarian and international companies from a wide variety of industries. The HDBW is bound by the quality standards of state higher education and is supervised by the Bavarian Ministry of Science to ensure that its rules and standards are observed. Studying at the HDBW does not differ in terms of form and content from studying at a state university.

Hochschule der Bayerischen Wirtschaft (HDBW)

Hochschule für Technik und Wirtschaft (HTW Berlin), also known as the University of Applied Sciences for Engineering and Economics, is the largest public university of applied sciences in Berlin and Eastern Germany. It is home to over 13,000 students and offers 75 programs in engineering, computer science, business, culture, and design. 
 
 HTW Berlin has one of the highest proportions of international students in Germany, at 26.4%. Doctorates are awarded by the HTW Berlin in some research-intensive and innovative departments. HTW Berlin currently has two campuses located in the eastern part of Berlin. One is the Campus Treskowallee located in Berlin-Karlshorst and the other one is the Campus Wilhelminenhof located in Berlin-Oberschöneweide.
 
 With nearly 14,000 students, the HTW Berlin stands for demanding studies, qualified graduates, and practical research. As Berlin's largest applied sciences university, it leverages the breadth of its more than 70 courses in technology, computer science, economics, law, culture, and design to foster networked collaboration. Classic disciplines such as mechanical engineering, automotive engineering, and business administration are represented, as are more recent courses such as health electronics, game design, and professional IT business.
 
 Rankings confirm the HTW Berlin regularly has a high quality of training. The researchers at HTW Berlin contribute their ideas, expertise, and contacts to more than 250 thematically diverse third-party funded projects each year, which are usually carried out in cooperation with partners from industry.

HTW Berlin - University of Applied Sciences

The Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) is known as "the Helmholtz Association's Research University." As Germany's only university of excellence with national large-scale research, it provides students, researchers, and employees with exceptional learning, teaching, and working environments. The roots of the university educational institution can be traced back to 1825.
 
 KIT now employs over 9,000 people, with more than half of them engaged in multidisciplinary research in the natural sciences, engineering, economics, humanities, and social sciences. As a result, the KIT is one of Europe's largest scientific institutions. KIT considers innovation to be one of their primary tasks, in addition to excellent teaching and cutting-edge research.
 
 In this way, they not only generate and disseminate knowledge for society and the environment, but also create economic applications from it. KIT's mission is to help humanity overcome global challenges by conducting pioneering research in the fields of energy, mobility, and information. The main goal here is to maintain constant contact and exchange with society.
 
 The university provides a wide range of educational opportunities, such as cross-disciplinary studies and work-study programs. At KIT, education tends to be theoretically oriented in the first semesters of a course, with a strong emphasis on mathematics for engineering and natural science courses. However students can choose between practical and theoretical topics in later semesters.
 
 Admission policies differ by department. While some departments choose students based on the quality of their high school diploma and extracurricular activities, other departments, such as physics, informatics, and meteorology, do not. Before students are allowed to complete their course, all courses require a minimum number of passed exams, known as Orientierungsprüfungen or orientation assessments, in the first three semesters.

Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT)

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

Leuphana University Lüneburg

The NORDAKADEMIE University of Applied Sciences provides practical courses with high success rates and excellent study conditions. It provides impressive career opportunities for its graduates all over the world. The NORDAKADEMIE is also one of Germany's largest private universities with face-to-face teaching, with over 2,000 study places and over 300 cooperating companies.
 
 The theoretical component of the six dual bachelor's courses is held at our sustainability campus in Elmshorn (Schleswig-Holstein), while the postgraduate and further training courses are held at the NORDAKADEMIE Graduate School in Hamburg. The NORDAKADEMIE is a collaboration partner with over 20 years of experience in dual study programs with over 700 companies. This includes, in addition to application-oriented research, business projects such as practical projects in the master's program, as well as joint lecture series and events.
 
 Five dual bachelor's degree courses are available at the Elmshorn campus in business administration, technical informatics, industrial engineering, business informatics, and applied informatics. They combine a rigorous university education with qualified training in partner companies. All bachelor's degree programs conclude with the title Bachelor of Science.
 
 Trainees in dual bachelor's degree programs benefit from a close connection between the theoretical fundamentals taught at university and the application that occurs during the practical phases of everyday business life. In alternating blocks, the theoretical and practical phases are completed. The theoretical semesters each last 10 weeks, and the practical blocks last an average of 13 weeks, giving students a total of 6 weeks of annual leave.
 
 Employees who have completed their studies are already very familiar with the work processes and can be deployed immediately. By alternating between theory and practice, students can directly apply what they have learned, allowing them to quickly understand and apply it.

Nordakademie Hochschule der Wirtschaft

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German public university of applied sciences Pforzheim University. Before it developed into one of the most significant and research-focused institutions of applied sciences in Germany, it was founded in Pforzheim to satisfy the demand for specialists in the jewelry industry and science. With associated institutes dispersed around Pforzheim, the campus' primary buildings are situated in the southern section of the city (Tiefenbronner Straße). One of just eleven universities in Germany to have obtained AACSB accreditation is the Pforzheim University Business School.
 
 56% of students are enrolled in the School of Business, 33% in the School of Engineering, and 11% in the School of Design. A wide variety of courses in jewellery, accessory design, visual communication, industrial design, transportation design, etc. are available through the university at DESIGN PF. Among others ENGINEERING PF offers study programmes in the field of electrical engineering, information technology, business and engineering, mechatronics, medical engineering, mechanical engineering, technical information technology, etc. Purchasing and logistics, marketing, market and communication research, finance and accounting, management, business information systems, and other services are provided by BUSINESS PF.
 
 In addition to these bachelors’ programs, the university also has master degrees programs including Master of Business Administration (MBA) which has an incredibly high ranking among German universities. The Master Programme MBA in International Management (full-time) is the first state-accredited MBA program which combines general management education, marketing, and managerial skills to face global challenges. 
 
 Pforzheim University has supported exchange programs with international partner universities for more than 40 years. About 100 multilateral agreements with worldwide partner universities in about 50 different countries are supported by Pforzheim University for student exchange. The MBA students have the chance to spend their third semester studying at one of the partner universities.

Pforzheim University

Wiesbaden University of Applied Sciences was renamed RheinMain University of Applied Sciences (German: Hochschule RheinMain), a public university in the state of Hesse with campuses in Wiesbaden and Rüsselsheim am Main. It is a component of the "Silicon Valley of Europe," the IT-Cluster Rhine-Main-Neckar.
 
 The five main faculties are broken up into study area. In Wiesbaden, the majority of students, around 9,800, study in the departments for social sciences, architecture and civil engineering, design-computer science-media, and the Wiesbaden Business School. The engineering school is close to Rüsselsheim where 3,089 students are currently studying. The four fields of study mechanical engineering, information technology and electrical engineering, physics as well as environmental technology and services have been combined in the engineering sciences department since September 2006 and offer several bachelor's and master's courses. 
 
 At RheinMain University of Applied Sciences, there were more over 14,000 students enrolled as of 2019—approximately 10,600 in Wiesbaden and roughly 3,500 in Rüsselsheim. They are enrolled in over 70 different degree programs, including master's, distance learning, part-time, cooperative, and part-time programs. The university employed roughly 900 people in 2011.
 
 The RheinMain University of Applied Sciences is a friendly institution that makes sure degree programs are widely accessible and takes into account individual educational backgrounds. It is renowned for its applied research and professionally oriented instruction. An multinational institution with partners on every continent, including 80 in Europe, RheinMain University of Applied Sciences is known for its cosmopolitanism.
 
 The university lays a special emphasis on providing practice-driven education because it is an applied sciences university. This objective is accomplished through offering campus laboratories, adjunct industry professors, practical projects, internship semesters in Germany and abroad, cooperative, part-time, and distance learning degree programs, as well as adjunct instructors from the industry.

RheinMain University of Applied Sciences

A private, state-accredited university in Berlin run by SRH Holding, OTA Hochschule was formerly known as SRH Berlin University of Applied Sciences. In 2002, the university of applied sciences was established. The Bachelor's, Master's, and MBA programs at SRH Berlin University of Applied Sciences are available in both German and English. The university of applied sciences is distinguished by its global partnerships with partner universities, its international focus and student body. The private institution now has more than 2200 students enrolled.
 
 SRH University of Applied Sciences in Berlin has 5 schools spread between Berlin, Dresden, and Hamburg. Across 70 recognized German and English language study programmes in the areas of new management and entrepreneurship, media and creative industries, technology and IT, music, design, cinema, and text, our instructors, staff, and students come from over 90 different countries. With a strong emphasis on business and technology, SRH Berlin University of Applied Sciences offers 37 Bachelor's, 29 Master's, and 7 MBA programs. Three bachelor's degrees and 12 master's degrees are available in English.
 
 According to SRH, experimentation, games, and critical thinking can only take place in an environment that is conducive to sustainable learning. The classrooms here do not practice pure frontal instruction. Instead, teachers serve as your personal learning coaches. Together, you will develop both your soft and hard talents as well as specialized knowledge. 
 
 In a nutshell, six SRH schools located in Berlin, Dresden, and Hamburg jointly form Germany's future. Different chances in management and entrepreneurship, media and creative industries, technology and IT, music, design, cinema, and text are created by professors and students from more than 100 different nations enrolled in a variety of study programs.

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

German public university Ulm University (German: Universität Ulm) is located in Ulm, Baden-Württemberg. The institution was established in 1967 and places a strong emphasis on the humanities, social sciences, and scientific and applied sciences. The university's main campus is on Oberer Eselsberg, a hill north of the city, and the university hospital has additional locations all across the city.

More than 10,000 students in four faculties receive top-notch instruction and support from the university. Over 60 study options are available in both German and English through their faculties of engineering, computer science and psychology, mathematics and economics, and medicine and natural sciences.

There are four faculties at the University of Ulm, each having a large number of scientific institutions known as institutes. The deans' offices, which are in charge of organizing student services, are in charge of the faculties.

Engineering and technology, life sciences and medicine, nanomaterials and biomaterials, and financial services have been identified by the institution as its research concentrations.

Interdisciplinary research centers known as collaborative research centers (Sonderforschungsbereiche, or SFBs) can be supported for up to 12 years at one or more universities. A public university is the University of Ulm. With more than 1,800 employees, the University of Ulm University is a significant, forward-thinking employer in the Ulm area, offering a variety of facilities like the central Universitäsverwaltung, communication and information center, workshop, and scientific animal research center at desirable employment opportunities.

Ulm University

Universität Hamburg is a young institution, having been founded in 1919. However, it has historical roots that go back to the 17th century. The largest and most varied research center in northern Germany is located at Universität Hamburg. The university is renowned for both its applied and transfers research programs as well as its top-notch basic research. Their university's research is shaped by 5 core research areas and 5 developing fields.

The University of Hamburg is made up of numerous departments dispersed throughout the city. The campus, which is sandwiched between the neighborhoods of Grindel and Rotherbaum, is noteworthy.

It encourages international connections with several universities and research institutions and provides more than 170 different degree programs across eight faculties. The University of Hamburg (UHH), one of the top ten universities in Germany, is the largest university in the Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg, the largest research and training facility in northern Germany, and it has over 40,000 students. Since July 2019, it has been acknowledged as Germany's Outstanding University. Since its founding in 1919, it has had its headquarters in the Rotherbaum neighborhood. The institution is separated into eight faculties, each of which has over 170 courses available.

The University of Hamburg has a successful track record of securing outside funding for both solitary and group research. They presently take part in 16 joint research centers, 25 German Research Foundation research groups, and 63 German Research Foundation priority programs in addition to 4 clusters of excellence; in the bulk of these, Universität Hamburg serves as the spokesman.

Five Nobel laureates have been connected to the University of Hamburg thus far.

Universität Hamburg

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 in Neubrandenburg was established in 1991 and has grown to become a regional academic hub and driving force in teaching, research, and continuing education. It began with two academic programs and 164 students about 25 years ago.

There are currently 33 Bachelor's and Master's degrees available from 25 faculties to about 2,100 young people. At the University of Applied Science, research and teaching are conducted using a practical approach.

International students have the option to enroll in one or more semesters of study at a university as international student as part of several exchange programs.

The student exchange between partner universities across Europe is supported by the ERASMUS+ initiative. The Neubrandenburg University of Applied Sciences offers the possibility for visiting students from partner universities outside the ERASMUS region to study there for one to two semesters based on current cooperation agreements.

In order to enroll in an ERASMUS program at the Neubrandenburg University of Applied Sciences for one or two semesters, international students from partner universities must submit an application to the international office of their home institution's ERASMUS coordinator.

The University of Applied Sciences in Neubrandenburg actively supports efforts to balance family and career or family and studies as a family-friendly institution by establishing family-friendly work and study conditions as well as a social environment that also permits students with families to pursue their studies, work, and research.

University of Applied Sciences Neubrandenburg

The University of Koblenz-Landau is a recent institution with a sizeable student body. In 1990, it emerged from a university of educational science. Eight departments are housed on its two campuses in Koblenz and Landau, and the President's Office is located in Mainz. The three interconnected, multidisciplinary profile areas of "Education," "People," and "Environment" are now where research and instruction are aligned.

The University of Koblenz welcomes more than 1,700 first-year students. The 1990-founded university was modelled after a number of earlier colleges in Koblenz, Landau, Neuwied, Worms, Kaiserslautern, and Trier.
Now its has 9,071 students, and 19.04 percent of them are in their first semester. Women make up 59.19 percent of the population. In the coming days, more first-semester students will enroll in the many courses offered on campus as late-determiners, and those who have moved up do so.

The University of Koblenz-Landau has also completed bilateral, subject-related Erasmus agreements with almost 200 universities and submitted a successful application for the Erasmus+ participation calculation. Students at the University of Koblenz-Landau now have the chance to conduct an Erasmus study visit at one of the partner institutions.

Currently, Erasmus is available to participants from all 27 EU member states as well as Iceland, Norway, Liechtenstein, Turkey, and the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia.

You can choose from a variety of courses at the University of Koblenz-Landau in the areas of education, humanities, and natural, cultural, social, and environmental sciences. Additionally, you have access to courses in computer science, psychology, and the two-subject bachelor's degree.


University of Koblenz-Landau

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.

VICTORIA | International University of Applied Sciences

Witten/Herdecke University is a private, state-recognized, non-profit university in Witten, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. It was the first private university in Germany to be accredited as a "Universität," a designation that acknowledges the university's academic standing as being on par with public universities and gives it the status to grant bachelor's, master's, and doctoral degrees as well as the German Habilitation.

For more than 30 years, the UW/H has provided courses with a future in the fields of business, politics, society, psychology, dentistry, and medicine. The University of Witten/Herdecke enrolls over 2,600 students and employs 582 people, including a faculty of 71 professors and 232 lecturers/researchers. Each year, graduate school awards a Ph.D. degree to about 100 Ph.D. candidates. The university's strength in graduate education is demonstrated by the fact that there are also more master's students than bachelor's students. Currently, the university is growing its campus and accepting more students.

The university's major department is the department of medicine. It was one among the first in Germany to provide a redesigned, integrated curriculum for medical school. The curriculum places a strong emphasis on extended clinical rotations and problem-based learning.

Admission to the university of Witten/Herdecke is based on a comprehensive, two-step process, in contrast to most other German medical schools. Of the roughly 1,400 applicants, 42 are accepted into medical school each semester.

The Witten/Herdecke University is honored to be a part of a global alliance that spans all five continents. The university has signed the "National Code of Conduct on Foreign Students at German Higher Education Institutions to ensure that international students with the support and guidance they need while studying in Germany.

VICTORIA | International University of Applied Sciences

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