Master

Berlin

Braunschweig

Clausthal-Zellerfeld

Cottbus

Erlangen

Freising

Heidelberg

Hermannsburg

Mainz

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

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

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 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.

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

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

Hamburg University of Applied Sciences (HAW Hamburg)

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

Semester contribution includes semester ticket NRW 58,50 EUR, semester ticket VRR 154,56 EUR, AstA contribution 13.00 EUR and Studierendenwerk 93.00 EUR

Embedded Systems Engineering

Dortmund University of Applied Sciences and Arts

The 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 Sport Management degree programme provides Its graduates with skills in analysis, evaluation, concept-making and, of course, excellent English language by employing a research-oriented approach in Its teaching.

"["#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 we strongly recommend all students to have some basic knowledge of the German language"]"

MSc Sport Management (English)

German Sport University Cologne

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)

The main objective of the unique degree programme M.A. Olympic Studies is to provide the students with an interdisciplinary knowledge about the Olympic Movement. International teaching teams from the different cooperating universities teach seminars in sport history, sport pedagogy, ethics, international relations, media/commercialization and sport governance, all closely linked to Olympic Studies.

In order to get an official application form, please send an email to the Executive Director of the programme, Prof.Dr. Stephan Wassong.

MA Olympic Studies

The Master program Maritime operations study program sets out to cover maritime operations, with ship technology and management as supporting framework. Maritime operations will cover different aspects related to different maritime operations; the international aspect (such as regulations), the technical aspect (such as ship stability), the organizational aspect (such as the complex relationship between human and technical factors) and the managerial aspect (such as safety and risk) throughout the two compulsory semesters. In the maritime industry of today the technological, operational and managerial aspects are entwined and technology and management will both be present in some form in all maritime operations.

Maritime Operations

Hochschule Emden/Leer - University of Applied Sciences

In this English and American Studies, students deepen their subject knowledge and improve their practical language skills. Through opportunities for interdisciplinary research and numerous project assignments, they receive comprehensive preparation for a wide variety of fields of work. Students can create their personal profile by choosing a major area of study between linguistics and literary studies, as well as that of a minor area from Anglophone and European Cultural Studies, Didactics of English and depending on the choice of major area linguistics or literary studies.

The Semester contributions totaling 114.85 EUR must be paid each semester. It includes Studentenwerk 52.00 EUR and Semester ticket 62.85 EUR 

"["#Native speakers are exempted from providing proof of language requirement"
"#IELTS, TOEFL, degree from an English-speaking country may be accepted as proof of language proficiency"]"

English and American Studies 

University of Augsburg

Since 2009, the Akkon University for Human Sciences in Berlin has served as Germany's sole human sciences institution. Interdisciplinary courses are available in nursing and medical, education and social affairs, as well as humanitarian aid and civil protection, at the state-recognized Johanniter Unfall-Hilfe eV (JUH) university. Akkon University collaborates closely with national and international social and humanitarian groups, associations, and public institutions on practical teaching and applied research.

The Akkon University of Applied Sciences is a private and state-recognized institution of higher learning in Berlin. It provides undergraduate and graduate programs in nursing, medicine, humanitarian aid, civil protection, education, and social affairs. Akkon University offers bachelor's and master's courses, some of which are completed with a Bachelor of Arts / Master of Arts or Bachelor of Science / Master of Science degree. It offers science- and future-oriented qualification and accompanies social developments with their courses of study.

Akkon University is more than just committed to the advancement of the human sciences and to promoting innovation in this area through our research. The Akkon University in research and teaching pays attention to good scientific practice. Their offers combine both study and work as the students are also involved in research works. 

To infer, Akkon University is a place of learning and work that supports the professional and personal development of learners and teachers as well as their personal social commitment. By closely interlinking the knowledge imparted with the respective fields of action, they support the theory-practice transfer. 


Akkon-Hochschule für Humanwissenschaften

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The Alice Salomon University of Applied Sciences has a distinctive profile, which is partly a result of its fascinating past and lengthy tradition. Diversity and gender mainstreaming, health promotion, a pro-family environment, as well as international exchange and cultural events, are given significant attention here. Additionally, the university is well rooted in both domestic and international networks in academia, research, and the business world.
 
 Four first-degree bachelor's programs, two back-to-back master's programs (which build on ASH Berlin bachelor's programs), and eight advanced-degree master's programs are all available at the Alice Salomon University of Applied Sciences in Berlin. Service departments in our student center are available to help you with anything related to studying here. To assist students in successfully completing their studies, the university offers a variety of services.
 
 The regular lecture series offered as part of the bachelor's and master's programs offer the chance to take part in in-depth discussions on a variety of subjects. This chance is not just available to students; interested professionals from other institutions accept the invitation to join in the lively discussion taking place there. The Alice Salomon University of Applied Sciences in Berlin makes a variety of contributions to the growth of professional discourse and practices, having a long-lasting impact on the area.
 
 All in all, lively cooperation among (professional) associations, agencies and organizations is a characteristic feature of the successful transfer from theory to practice and of the research-intense application-oriented institution of higher education.

Alice Salomon University of Applied Sciences Berlin

Brandenburg University of Technology Cottbus Senftenberg is a technical university that uses scientific expertise to create practical solutions for shaping major future issues and transformation processes around the world. They are aware of their unique responsibility for the region's progressive and sustainable development. Profiling, international connectivity, and successful projects in overcoming these challenges are enabled by interdisciplinary clusters and close collaboration with their partners in science and business.
 
 The institution provides students with a challenging education, individual support, and the opportunity to learn from and with one another in a curious and open manner. Students from all over the world contribute to the campus's diverse and inspiring culture. Even while they are studying, the university provides them with the opportunity to realize their potential and shape their future prospects.
 
 The Brandenburg Technical University (BTU) Cottbus-Senftenberg is a campus university with three locations: Cottbus central campus, Cottbus-Sachsendorf campus, and Senftenberg campus. Around 6,800 students are enrolled at BTU, with approximately 2,450 coming from abroad. 677 academic employees, 339 of whom are third-party funded, 686 non-academic employees, 74 of whom are third-party funded, 15 trainees (figures in full-time equivalents, as of 12/2021, to full digits rounded).
 
 All members of the BTU work together as a university community. Every single person is critical to the success of our university. They improve students' and employees' ability to participate creatively, effectively, and competently. The university's guiding principle for dealing with one another is respectful, comprehensive and transparent exchange of knowledge.

Brandenburg University of Technology Cottbus Senftenberg

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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

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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

The Heidelberg University for Jewish Studies is a hotbed of academic debate on all aspects of Jewish religion, history, culture, and society. The proximity to the historical heritage of the landscape in which Ashkenaz was born provides scientific and religious impulses for university work. She is, however, always interested in Jewish cultures as a whole across geographic and temporal spaces: in the past and present, as self-assured Judaism, as a diaspora, and in the land of Israel.
 
 The Heidelberg University for Jewish Studies welcomes all students and academics, regardless of nationality or religious beliefs. The scientific library Albert Einstein, with seminar rooms in between, is opposite the corresponding teaching house, the Beth Midrash; here is the place of religious learning of the basic texts of Judaism with the university rabbi and members of the academic faculty. The kosher canteen serves university students and provides a place for relaxation and socializing.
 
 The university sharpens the view of religion, history, culture, and society through the interaction of internal and external perspectives. Teachers and graduates are still writing Jewish history and theology. As a one-of-a-kind European competence center, it enables various regulations and future perspectives both within and outside of Europe's Jewish communities.
 
 As an academic teaching and learning facility for Jewish and non-Jewish students, she serves as a laboratory in a rapidly changing society, bridging the gap between science and society. In collaboration with the humanities and social sciences in Heidelberg and other cooperation partners, the institution is the largest European location for Jewish studies as a place of dialogue between Jews, Christians, and Muslims.

Hochschule für Jüdische Studien Heidelberg (HfJS)

The Technische Universität Braunschweig, or TU Braunschweig, is the oldest Technische Universität in Germany, It was established in 1745 and is a part of the largest and most prestigious group of German technical institutes, known as TU9. It frequently appears on lists of the best engineering schools in Germany. The research profile of TU Braunschweig is extremely broad, although it has a strong emphasis on aeronautics, vehicle engineering, including autonomous driving and electric mobility, manufacturing, life sciences, and metrology. 

The German Aerospace Center, the Helmholtz Centre for Infection Research, many Fraunhofer Institutes, and Germany's national metrology institute (PTB), among many others, are just a few of the external institutions with which research is performed in close partnership. As one of very few research institutions of its type in the world, the university has its own research airport. There are six faculties at the university. Some faculties are further broken down into departments. Additionally, all faculties are broken up into multiple institutes.

The Technical University of Braunschweig keeps up contacts with nations around the globe. Partnerships with more than 60 nations and 400 universities and research institutions currently govern the exchange of lecturers, students, and information with various foci. The collaborative scientific alliance brings together the strengths of the TU Braunschweig and the Leibniz Universität Hannover. Additionally, the university collaborates with many local scientific institutions.

Future City, Metrology, Mobility, and Infections and Therapeutics are the four key areas on which the TU Braunschweig concentrates its research. Researchers at the university work closely with those from other Braunschweig research centers. Future intelligent cities are being developed by researchers at TU Braunschweig. The goal is to develop solutions for Smart Cities that are effective, eco-friendly, wholesome, social, and green.


Technische Universität Braunschweig

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 Mainz University of Applied Sciences, sometimes known as Hochschule Mainz, is a German institution of higher learning that was established in 1971. The School of Technology, the School of Design, and the School of Business are the three faculties that make up the University of Applied Sciences Mainz. The short study times, international course focus, and the university's practical orientation are shared characteristics of all academic subjects.

It employs 430 people and has 170 professors in addition to 5,700 pupils. The departments of Architecture, Civil Engineering, Geoinformatics, and Surveying are included in the faculty of the School of Engineering. The departments of Communication Design, Media Design/Time-Based Media, and Interior Architecture are included in the faculty for the School of Design.

Currently, the library is spread out between Campus and Holzstraße. Each faculty located at these places has access to the media through the libraries there: economics is located at Campus, while engineering and design is located at Holzstraße.

The University of Applied Sciences library offer books, periodicals, electronic resources, and videos for every subject area. Additionally, it provides general reference books, weekly and daily newspapers, etc. Everyone generally has free access to the inventory.

There is also an AStA at the Mainz University of Applied Sciences. The acting executive board of the (constituted) student body at the Mainz University of Applied Sciences is the General Students' Committee, also known as AStA (German: Allgemeiner Studierendenausschuss). Consequently, it is regarded as the student body government and the student representation body.

University of Applied Sciences Mainz

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

The Weihenstephan-Triesdorf University of Applied Science (German: Hochschule Weihenstephan-Triesdorf) is a Fachhochschule in Freising, Germany. It offers degree programs at the Weihenstephan (Freising) campus, at the Triesdorf (Weidenbach) campus, and in Straubing.

There are 19 bachelor's courses and 13 master's courses across the seven faculties across two campuses that include ecological, technical, and economic themes. Students have access to their comprehensive, application-focused knowledge of teaching and research in these fields at the two locations in Weihenstephan and Triesdorf:
•	Sustainable agricultural and energy systems
•	Bioengineering
•	horticulture and food technology
•	landscape architecture
•	Agriculture, Food and Nutrition
•	environmental engineering
•	forest and forestry

They prepare their students for the global professional world through study abroad, an international double degree program, and active collaboration with over 140 educational institutions worldwide.

It has 6,095 students, including 3,870 at Weihenstephan, 2,135 at Triesdorf, and 90 at Straubing. From which 1,695 first-year students, including 1,150 from Weihenstephan and 545 from Triesdorf

The courses they offer include 19 bachelor courses, 14 dual courses, 13 master's courses, thereof and 5 with an international focus. The Employees are 154 professors, 198 scientific employees and full-time teachers for special tasks, 475 employees and 393 lecturers and part-time teachers for special tasks.

International collaboration includes 143 university partnerships, 442 international students, a German-French double degree with the partner university Agrocampus Ouest-Centre d'Angers and the Weihenstephan-Triesdorf University of Applied Sciences was one of twelve German universities to be awarded the European Quality Seal - E-Quality 2011

Weihenstephan-Triesdorf University of Applied Sciences

Date of Establishment

1971

University Status

Public

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University of Applied Sciences

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Sustainable Studies

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Hybrid

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