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International Bachelor Programmes in Germany 3
Contents
5 Introduction Languages and Cultural Studies

5 Campus Germany – your first steps 31 History
towards an international career Library, Documentation and Media Studies
7 Bachelor degree programmes: Other / Non-European Languages and Cultural Studies
International success “Made in Germany” Philosophy
10 Checklist: applying for a Bachelor programme Psychology
12 Checklist: information for international students 32 Romance Languages
in Germany Theology
14 Code of Conduct ensures common quality standards
15 How to use this brochure 37 Law, Business, Economics and Social Sciences
38 Law, Business, Economics and Social Sciences
17 Preparatory Courses in general
18 A well-prepared start Business and Economics
20 Preparatory courses longer than three months 43 Industrial Engineering
22 Preparatory courses shorter than three months Law
Political Science
29 Languages and Cultural Studies 44 Social Science
30 Languages and Cultural Studies in general
Education
English Studies, American Studies
German Language and Literature
4 International Bachelor Programmes in Germany
65 Mathematics, Natural Sciences, 91 Art, Art Theory, Music

Agriculture, Medicine, Sport 92 Design
66 Mathematics, Natural Sciences in general Music, Musicology
Agriculture
Biology 97 Addresses
Chemistry 104 More useful information
67 Computer Science 105 Index
68 Earth Sciences 110 The mission of the DAAD
Mathematics 112 About this brochure
Medicine
Physics, Astronomy
Sport
75 Engineering
76 Engineering in general
77 Civil Engineering
Electrical Engineering
79 Mechanical Engineering / Process Engineering
Mining, Metallurgy
Transport Engineering, Nautical Science
Introduction 5
Campus Germany – your first steps

towards an international career
Willkommen! Thank you for your interest With over 400 universities and univer stringent quality control criteria before
in our range of Bachelor programmes in sities of applied sciences in Germany from they are listed here. Every programme in
Germany. Spanning all study fields – from which to choose, where do you begin to this brochure:
architecture to zoology – higher educa- find the one that is right for you? And even
tion in Germany offers a broad choice of more importantly, which subject should ■ offers internationally recognised
courses at many diverse institutions. In you study? degrees
this brochure, you will find comprehensive ■ is accredited or has accreditation
and current information on international This brochure will help you to research pending
Bachelor programmes at German insti- your options. It is part of the publication ■ is taught entirely or mainly in
tutions of higher education, along with “International Bachelor, Master and English (or in another major foreign
tips on how to apply, financial support, Doctoral Programmes in Germany”. Of language)
accommodation, and other useful topics. course, it can only offer a glimpse of the ■ has an internationally oriented
approximately 8,500 Bachelor degree curriculum with study periods abroad
No matter whether you have already courses on offer at German higher and / or integrates international guest
attended an institution of higher educa- education institutions. We can, however, lecturers into the programme
tion or have just finished school, success guarantee a high standard of teaching, ■ guarantees curricular and extra
ful completion of a Bachelor degree in facilities, academic education, and student curricular coaching and counselling
Germany will provide you with a world- care for the 156 Bachelor programmes for international students
class higher education and qualifications listed in this brochure. The courses are
that are respected by employers and submitted to the DAAD by the higher You will also find some programmes
academics worldwide. education institutions and must meet that are offered by the Franco-German
University. These binational Bachelor

programmes are divided equally between
two universities (one in Germany and
one in France) and lead to a double
degree. For more information, please
ww.dfh-ufa.org.
see: w
Please refer to our website (www.daad.de/

international-programmes) for more
detailed information on degree pro-
grammes, application procedures, academic
departments, on-campus facilities, and
other topics.
Germany is ranked third behind the USA
and UK as the favourite destination for
Take that first step today, and soon you
international students, and international
could be studying in Germany!
students usually do not have to pay tuition
fees, so it was an easy decision for me to
study in Germany. Studying engineering
at the HAW Hamburg means that I do
lots of projects and lab work as well as an
internship, so I feel I am being very well
prepared for my future career. The univer-
sity also awarded me a scholarship, which
really helps me focus on my studies.
Anthony Omiunu from Nigeria is studying for a BSc
in Information Engineering at Hamburg University of
Applied Sciences (HAW Hamburg).
Introduction 7
Bachelor degree programmes:

International success “Made in Germany”
In demand all over the world engineering in health care. The interna- Up-to-date, flexible, international
tionalisation of industry increasingly calls
Germany has a long history of welcoming for qualified personnel with foreign lan- A restructuring of the German higher
international students from around guage skills, with the result that more and education system to the two-tier degree
the globe. The reputation for academic more internationally oriented courses are system is now nearing completion. Prior
excellence enjoyed by so many German being offered in Germany. In addition to to the Bologna reform, German students
universities makes it easy to see why a English-language programmes, students earned either a “Diplom” or a “Magister”,
great number of international students at German universities can study in other with students usually taking more than
choose to pursue their education in Ger- foreign languages such as French, Chinese, eight semesters to complete one of the two
many. Every year, more than 340,000 and Spanish. Even if knowledge of the degrees. With the now widely established
students from all over the world study at German language is not compulsory for Bachelor degree system, students not
a third-level institution. Germany boasts admission to these programmes, many only embark on a professional career ear-
more than 400 institutions of higher students take German classes and learn the lier – often after six semesters –, they also
education offering applicants a choice of language over the course of their studies. find it easier to have their degrees recog-
approx. 8,500 Bachelor programmes and nised abroad.
8,400 Master programmes. Most German universities offer assistance
to international students so that they can Prospective lawyers, doctors, and pharma-
In response to an ever-changing business settle in quickly and make friends. This cists in Germany do not yet earn degrees
environment and scientific challenges, is made easier by the fact that unlike in according to the Bologna reform and are
universities are constantly developing some other countries, German and foreign still educated in preparation for a state
new programmes, for instance, software students attend the same courses. examination conducted at the end of their
studies. However, the study process in you with an opportunity to determine to real-world applications of theory and
these fields is also expected to be replaced if your chosen field is the right one for research remain constantly visible. The
with some variation of the Bachelor and you. Most Bachelor programmes require spectrum of subjects is broad, incorporating
Master system in due course. internships and offer credits for them. In medicine, law, the humanities, the natural
Germany, strong collaboration has tradi- sciences, and economics / business. Close
Foreign students in Germany benefit tionally existed between universities and research networks and intensive coopera-
greatly from the ECTS, the European business enterprises. This gives students tion with universities in Germany and
Credit Transfer System. This facilitates the opportunity to put their skills to the abroad provide you with diverse opportu-
credit transfers across institutions and test, to transfer theoretical ideas into prac- nities to make a contribution to shaping
across countries. Most Bachelor degrees tical projects, and to implement research research in your own right.
today are modular, based on the credit in a real-world environment.
points system. All courses taught – be Universities of applied sciences are
they lectures, tutorials, seminars, etc. – Theory or practice? also an essential element of Germany’s
count as parts of the modules. Students higher education system, driving the
who pass the examinations in the mod- In Germany, there are different types of development and establishment of new
ules are awarded credit points. Once they higher education institutions, and a lot of products and services. Their strong focus
have earned a given number of credit degree courses are offered both by union training ensures that young academics
points, they can write a Bachelor thesis, versities and by universities of applied receive instruction with a practical orien
an independent piece of academic work sciences (Fachhochschule/FH, or Hochschule/ tation, particularly in, but not limited
demonstrating the student’s ability to apply HS). The question of where you should to, the field of engineering. Universities
scientific thinking and methodology. study depends on your own personal of applied s ciences perform problem-
preferences. oriented research, often in cooperation
Fast track to a great career with regional and, increasingly, with
At a university, research and teaching are supra-regional industry.
Internships with local corporations or closely linked. University programmes are
abroad in your field of study give you prac traditionally more theoretical and are a good Then there are the technical universities,
tical, relevant experience that not only choice for those seeking to pursue a scien- called “Technische Universitäten” or
enhances your résumé, but also provides tific career. At the same time, references “Technische Hochschulen”, which are
Introduction 9
specialised universities of applied sciences. ■ A Bachelor of Science usually covers

As their name suggests, they focus on subjects in the natural sciences and
engineering and the natural sciences. mathematics.
Their range of subjects is complemented ■ A Bachelor of Engineering is granted
by courses in business and economics, for in engineering and technology-based
example. The nine largest of these tech- programmes.
nical universities have come together to
form what is known as the TU9 alliance But don’t worry. Each of these Bachelor
(www.tu9.de/en). degrees entitles you to go on to study for a
Master degree, and they are all recognised
A wide range of subjects, internationally.
many different degrees
Where do I start?
I came to Germany to study Environmen-
The higher education institutions in this
tal and Resource Management at BTU
brochure offer several different degree It is a challenging time, arriving in a
Cottbus-Senftenberg in 2012. This resulted
titles: Bachelor of Arts (BA), Bachelor of unfamiliar city to study, and the task of
in an incredible experience. The university
Science (BSc), or Bachelor of Engineer- finding and organising all of the neces-
was welcoming and helpful throughout the
ing (BEng). While in other countries the sary information can be daunting. The
process of settling down. Moreover, ERM
difference often lies in whether the pro- university’s International Office (Akade
was perfect, as it was multidisciplinary, it
gramme focuses more on practice (BSc) or misches Auslandsamt or AAA) will help
focused on sustainability, and it had many
on academia and general education (BA), you at every stage of your studies. They
international students. I am very happy
in Germany the final degree is usually can advise you on obtaining a visa and
with my decision to study in Germany, a
determined by the subject: can answer questions regarding your
country that promotes diversity, equality,
application, the university or tuition, and
and sustainable development.
■ A Bachelor of Arts is most often job placements. Often someone will
awarded to students of languages, come and pick you up at the airport or Laura Sabogal is from Columbia and is studying for
arts, social sciences, or business / the train station, and staff members will a BSc in Environmental and Resource Management
at BTU Cottbus-Senftenberg.
economics. help you to open a bank account and
deal with formalities at the Residents’

Registration Office, the Immigration Checklist: applying for a Bachelor programme
Authority, and the Registrar’s Office. The
Student Services (Studentenwerke) will help
How do I apply?
3 (www.uni-assist.de), a verification service for foreign
you to find accommodation in dormitories
Entry requirements for Bachelor programmes vary university entrance qualifications.
or on the private market. Tutors working
widely. Once you have decided on a particular course
with your programme or at the university
of study, check with the university and prepare If your degree certificate qualifies you to study at
will answer your questions and organise
accordingly. Here are the most important points you a university in your country but not in Germany, you
welcoming parties where you can make
will need to consider: will be required to complete an assessment test
initial contacts. Check with your university
(Feststellungsprüfung).
to determine whether they can arrange a
What do I need?
3
personal mentor for you. Alternatively, they
You will need a higher education entrance qualifi Usually, if you want to enrol in a programme at a
might offer a buddy programme in which
cation in order to be admitted to a study programme. German university, you must provide proof of ade-
German and international students are
You can check whether or not your school leaving quate German language skills. However, this brochure
paired up. This makes it easier to learn the
certificate corresponds to the German higher focuses on international programmes, so in this
language and to get to know Germany and
education entrance qualification (Hochschulreife) context a good knowledge of English is usually an
its people.
in the DAAD Admission Database (www.daad.de/ important admission requirement. Make sure that you
admission) or at www.anabin.kmk.org. find out in advance whether your programme requires
specific tests (TOEFL, etc.) or how language skills are
If applicants from EU countries and the European assessed in the programme you have chosen.
Economic Area hold a qualification that entitles them
to study in their home country, it also qualifies them Tip: More detailed information on the programmes
to apply for a place in Germany. Non-EU / EEA appli- in this brochure can be found at www.daad.de/
cants will need to have their qualifications checked international-programmes.
either by the International Office or by uni-assist
Introduction 11
Where do I apply?
3 Important application deadlines
3 What happens next?
3
On behalf of its member universities, uni-assist reviews Application deadlines vary from university to univer- Many universities invite their applicants to take part
and processes the application of foreign students. sity, and sometimes even from course to course within in aptitude tests (often in the form of interviews) in
You can apply simultaneously to as many uni-assist one university. Thus, please make sure that you know order to determine whether they are capable of
universities as you like and you will only need one the exact application deadlines for your chosen study successfully completing the desired course of study.
set of documents. These are then digitalised and sent programme before you apply. Please also bear in You may also be asked to submit a letter of motivation
to the appropriate universities. Certificates generally mind that different application deadlines may apply or demonstrate some practical experience.
need to be authenticated and a handling fee applies for different groups of applicants.
for the processing and formal check of your appli Well done!
3
cation documents. However, each university inde- Where can I find out more?
3 When the letter of acceptance drops through your
pendently decides whether or not uni-assist is For a smooth and successful application process, you letter box, you’re nearly there. Don’t forget to keep an
responsible for the processing of applications and if can always contact your chosen university and ask eye on the deadlines for enrolment (Immatrikulation)
so, to which applicant groups and degree courses about specific admission requirements. Depending on and arrange for submission of the necessary
this may apply. Please keep this in mind and check the individual programme, subject-specific grades documents (e. g., proof of health insurance, copy of
with the International Office of the university you may be weighted more or extra-curricular activities your residence permit).
have chosen. Also uni-assist is not responsible for might be taken into account. Check with the Interna-
applicants with Abitur, the German higher education tional Office or Programme Advisers for exact and
entrance qualification, which includes graduates current information on entry requirements, selection
of German schools abroad. procedures and tuition fees.
Checklist: information for international students in Germany
Accommodation
3 Funding
3 health insurance for a fixed price. Some of them also
Most universities help international students to find International students who require a visa in order to cover leisure activities which will help you to settle
suitable accommodation. Halls of residence offer study in Germany must provide proof that they have in faster.
rooms at reasonable rates, usually in close proximity sufficient funds to support themselves while living www.internationale-studierende.de
to the university. However, they are limited in in Germany. This sum is set at a minimum of about
number, so demand is high. Places are arranged by 720 EUR per month. Students must have f unding for Scholarships
3
the respective Student Services (Studentenwerke) in an entire year, i. e., about 8,640 EUR, at their disposal The most important funding organisation for interna-
each city, and you should apply as quickly as possible before they commence their studies. However, these tional students is the German Academic Exchange
once you know your destination. More general infor- are minimum costs. Most students have a budget of Service (DAAD). Try to find out about the possibilities
mation can be found at: www.studentenwerke.de. about 918 EUR at their disposal (on average), although and requirements for receiving a grant before you
A large selection of German student residences can actual costs will vary significantly depending on your set off for Germany in one of the many international
also be found in the DAAD’s Accommodation Finder at: lifestyle. As a rule, no tuition fees are charged at branch offices of the DAAD! You can also check with
www.daad.de/accommodationfinder. German universities, although exceptions apply one of the foundations that support talented young
and you should check whether or not your specific students (Begabtenförderungswerk) or even with your
Many students in Germany share an apartment with programme charges fees for tuition. Most universities university. Conditions for receiving scholarships vary
other students (so-called Wohngemeinschaften or charge administration fees, but these are significantly and you will have to check with them all individually
WGs). The amount of rent you will pay will depend on lower and often include a ticket for public transport – however, it may well be worth your while!
whether you find your room on the private market or in the area.
in a student residence and, even more importantly, on More information can be found at:
the city in question. Large cities like Hamburg, Munich, Tip: To help you to plan your budget, many Student www.daad.de/offices
or Cologne are the priciest, as are traditional univer- Services (Studentenwerke) offer service packages for www.funding-guide.de
sity towns like Freiburg or Heidelberg. On average, international students. These can be booked in
students pay about 300 EUR per month for rent. advance and include accommodation, meals, and
Introduction 13
Student jobs
3 studies. During this period, they can take on any job
About two-thirds of all German students take a job regardless of the number of working days. However,
to earn some money while they are studying. For they must be able to present proof of sufficient funds
international students who do not come from EU or to support their stay. If they find work, they will be
EEA countries, work restrictions apply. They are granted a temporary residence permit. Permanent
allowed to work for 120 full or 240 half days per year. residency can be granted after two years.
If they want to work more than that, authorisation
is required from the Employment Agency and the
Immigration Authority. One exception to this regulation
is the position of academic or student assistant
(studentische Hilfskraft), which can be held for an
unlimited period of time. Please keep in mind that even
unpaid work placements fall under the 120/240-day
regulation.
What’s next?
3
After graduating from a Bachelor programme, many
students go on to pursue a Master degree. If you want
to take up employment after graduation, keep in mind
that international students who do not come from EU
or EEA countries are permitted to look for employment
commensurate with their qualifications in Germany
over a period of 18 months after completion of their
Code of Conduct ensures common quality standards
How can I obtain information The Code of Conduct establishes a set of common It is worth taking a look at the Code of Conduct.
about studying at a German uni- minimum standards. Most universities go beyond this For more information on signatories and the
versity? What are the admission and offer many more services in support of interna- contents, see: www.hrk.de/themen/internationales/
requirements? What kinds of support can I expect? tional students. The index of participating universities internationale-studierende/nationaler-kodex-fuer-
All these questions are regulated by the National on page 105 marks signatory universities whose das-auslaenderstudium (german only).
Code of Conduct on Foreign Students at German programmes are presented in this brochure.
Universities. Although that may sound rather dry and
academic, it is actually quite important for internation- All signatory universities commit themselves to provid-
al students. After all, this document clearly defines ing students with information about their degree pro-
the basic services that universities agree to provide grammes, admission requirements and processes, fees,
when they sign the Code of Conduct – also in the and living conditions. This information is made avail-
period after students have completed their studies. able preferably in English, and also in other c ommon
foreign languages. The Code covers many issues,
What does the Code of Conduct cover? from pre-study German language courses to advice
on career opportunities after graduation. It is certainly
■ Information and marketing worth taking a look at the Code of Conduct so that
■ Admission and placement you are familiar with your rights. Every university also
■ Academic, language and social support, advice, names a contact point for international students where
and counselling for international students complaints may be filed. Beyond that, the universities
■ Services for international students during continue to have obligations towards students even
and upon completion of their studies after they have completed their studies. They support
■ Handling of complaints graduates in mastering the transition to employment,
and they maintain contact through alumni programmes.
Introduction 15
How to use this brochure
This brochure is divided into chapters, sorted alphabetically and are to be found Additional symbols for
each covering a different study field. after the tables in each section. Preparatory Courses
The table of contents on page 3 gives an
overview of all subjects featured in the If you would like to search for higher edu- Costs
brochure, along with the page numbers on cation institutions in specific locations, Included / Not included
which programmes in these subjects are go to the index at the end of this brochure a a Course Fees
to be found. (pages 105–109). The page numbers for b b Accommodation
programmes listed in tables are printed E E Meals
At the beginning of each section is a table in normal font, and the page numbers for f f Social Programme
with basic information about all the pro- advertisement pages are printed in bold
grammes listed in this section. The pro- font. Services
grammes are sorted alphabetically, first by Offered / Not offered
subject and then by location. You can find up-to-date and more detailed b b Accommodation Arranged
information on each study programme at f f Social Programme
Some programmes offer more detailed www.daad.de/international-programmes. i i Special Support Services
information in the form of half-page Just enter the Course-ID (you will find j j Free-of-charge Internet Access
advertisements. These programmes are this in the tables) to look up a specific
marked with the symbol ^ in the tables, programme.
and the relevant page number for the
advertisement appears underneath the
symbol. These advertisements are also
Preparatory
S pecial: Universities
Courses present
their Range of Courses
18 Preparatory Courses
A well-prepared start
A well-prepared start Taking part in such a programme can have There are courses
other advantages, too. At some universities,
Some German universities offer prepara- successfully completing a preparatory ■ for foreign students who have already
tory programmes, also called prep courses, programme leads to a guaranteed place at been admitted to a degree course in
for foreign students. These programmes the university. Other universities assure Germany,
prepare you specifically for studying in those completing such programmes that ■ for foreign students who have not yet
Germany – in language and/or subject- they will have better chances of gaining a gained admission but already meet the
specific courses. place on a degree course. formal requirements for studying at a
university in Germany and
What are the advantages of such Who are the courses aimed at? ■ for foreign students who have not yet
programmes? met the formal requirements for a
The preparatory programmes offered by higher education entrance qualification.
This ideal preparation enables you to equip universities in Germany vary greatly
yourself for the demands of German uni- – with regard to both the content and the The duration of these programmes also
versities before the actual degree course requirements for participation. varies considerably. They generally last
begins. Then, when you begin your univer- between three weeks and one year.
sity studies, you get used to everyday life at
a German university far more easily. This The courses are usually taught in German,
means that you can complete your degree though there are also courses that prepare
without losing any time and probably even you for degree programmes in Germany
more successfully. which are taught in English.
Preparatory Courses 19
What is taught in the programmes? Technical language: you are introduced

to the distinctive features of academic
The contents of these courses differ greatly language and the language of your subject.
– depending on the objective. There are
courses that prepare prospective students Subject-specific knowledge: you are
generally for university studies in Germany. prepared for the subject matter of a partic
Then there are courses providing prepa ular degree course or a specific entrance
ration for a certain examination. This may examination.
be, for example, a language test or (at the
Studienkollegs) the assessment test (Fest Academic working methods: you familiar-
stellungsprüfung) for those who do not ise yourself with the academic working
yet fulfil the formal requirements for stud- methods and presentation techniques that
ying in Germany. Other courses are more are common in Germany. In addition you
My name is Ray Man Ng. I attended a
specific: they are geared towards certain get to know the structures of Germany’s
pre-study programme at the Institut für
disciplines or even a specific degree course universities.
Internationale Kommunikation (IIK) in
at a particular university.
Berlin last year. We prepared for the
German culture: you are prepared specifi-
language exam, got to know German uni-
The majority of the programmes consist cally for living in Germany. You receive
versities, and received help with our univer
of several modules, with most of them information about Germany and often
sity applications. The terminology we
covering more than one of the following intercultural training.
learned in the Technical German course
main areas:
was also very helpful. I am c urrently
Almost every programme also includes
studying industrial engineering at the
German (or, more rarely, English) as a excursions. And many of them offer special
TH Brandenburg. I would like to become
foreign language: you acquire the language support – from experienced mentors, for
a business consultant and found my own
skills that you need for university studies. example. At any rate you’ll have a good start
company in the future.
You can also prepare for a language test in Germany with this ideal preparation.
(e.g. DSH or TestDaF). So take the opportunity! Ray Man Ng from Malaysia participated in a
pre-study programme at the IIK Berlin.
Course Provider Location Language Dates Costs (€ ) Internet (http://)

Course Title Course-ID Level E-mail
3
Preparatory courses longer than three months
Jacobs University Bremen ^ Bremen English 09/03/18– 23,000.– www.jacobs-university.de/foundation-year
Foundation Year 23
P020 B1–C2 06/07/19 abef foundationyear@jacobs-university.de
Jacobs University Bremen Bremen German / English 09/03/18– 25,000.– www.jacobs-university.de/medprep
Medical Preparatory Year (MedPrep) P078 B2–C2 / B2–C2 06/07/19 abef medprep@jacobs-university.de
University of Bremen, Faculty of Production Engineering Bremen German 04/01–09/30/18 621.42 www.fb4.uni-bremen.de/language_
speakING P098 B2–C1 10/01/18– aBEF course.html
03/31/19 svenja.schell@uni-bremen.de
Deggendorf Institute of Technology ^ Deggendorf German 03/12–07/18/18 1,800.– www.th-deg.de/en/study/language-centre/
Let’s get started 23
P007 B1–C1 aBEf how-to-learn-german/lets-get-started-en
tanja.mertadana@th-deg.de
Institute for International Communication e.V. ^ Düsseldorf German 02/05–07/27/18 5,125.– www.iik-deutschland.de/study-in-germany
(IIK) in Düsseldorf and Berlin 24
P058 A1–C1 03/05–08/29/18 aBEf study@iik-deutschland.de
Pre-Study Programmes: Successful Studies 07/02–12/21/18 1,920.–
in Germany aBEf
Fulda University of Applied Sciences, ^ Fulda German / English 02/13–08/10/18 850.– www.pre-study-fulda.de
International Office 24
P012 B2–C1 / B2–C1 04/09–07/27/18 aBEF christina.pitz@hs-fulda.de
Pre-Study Fulda
FH Aachen, Freshman Institute ^ Geilenkirchen German / English October 2018 – 17,500.– www.fh-aachen.de/en/university/freshman
Freshman Programme 25
P036 all levels / all levels August 2019abEf stone@fh-aachen.de
Geisenheim University Geisenheim German November 2017 – 0.– www.hs-geisenheim.de/en/international/
Pre-Study – Study Preparation and Integration P059 B2–C1 September 2018 aBEf pre-study.html
pre-study@hs-gm.de

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PFH – Private University of Applied Sciences Göttingen Göttingen German / English 05/01/18– 4,200.– www.pfh-university.com/studies/
Foundation Programme P100 C1–C2 / B2–C2 09/02/19 aBEf international-office/foundation-
programme.html
dinh@pfh.de
Hamburg University of Technology ^ Hamburg German April – July 2018 310.– www.tuhh.de
SPRINT@TUHH 26
P023 B2 aBEF study@tuhh.de
Baden-Wuerttemberg Cooperative State Heidenheim German 09/01/18– 3,500.– www.dhbw-heidenheim.de
University Heidenheim an der Brenz A1 08/31/19 aBEf hirsch@dhbw-heidenheim.de
DHBW Bridge Year P057
Karlshochschule International University ^ Karlsruhe English on request 8,280.– www.foundationyear.karlshochschule.de
International Foundation Year (Studienkolleg) 26
P087 B2–C1 aBEf admissions@karlshochschule.de
TH Köln (University of Applied Sciences) ^ Köln German on request 6,000.– www.th-koeln.de/cpc
Cologne Prep Class 27
P008 B1–C1 aBEf preparation@th-koeln.de
European Preparatory College (ESKW) Magdeburg German September 2017 6,300.– www.studienkolleg-ebg.de
Preparation Courses T and W P094 B1-B2 – July 2018 aBEF studienkolleg@ebg.de
March 2018 –
January 2019
University of Magdeburg – MDWI Foundation Year ^ Magdeburg German April 2018 – 9,900.– www.mdwi.de
Foundation Year T Course 27
P093 A1–C1 March 2019 aBEf info@mdwi.de
October 2018 –
September 2019
University of Münster, Language Center Münster German 01/22–07/06/18 780.– www.spz.uni-muenster.de/ldaf
DSH Preparation Course P024 B1–C1 08/13–12/21/18 aBEF ldafmail@uni-muenster.de
Ulm University Ulm German April – July 2018 156.– www.uni-ulm.de/index.php?id=87455
Orientation Semester P110 C1 aBEf gerold.brackenhofer@uni-ulm.de

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Ulm University ^ Ulm German April – July 2018 156.– www.uni-ulm.de/en/io
Preparatory Semester 28
P108 B1–C1 October 2018 – aBEf prospective-students@uni-ulm.de
February 2019
Bauhaus-Universität Weimar ^ Weimar German 10/01/18– 3,100.– www.uni-weimar.de/en/media/studies/
Pre-Study Computer Science & Civil Engineering 28
P086 B2–C1 09/30/19 aBEF computer-science-and-media-hci
annette.de.jong@uni-weimar.de
Westsächsische Hochschule Zwickau – Zwickau German 02/01–06/18/18 1,500.– www.fh-zwickau.de/studienkolleg
University of Applied Sciences P070 B1–C1 aBEF studienkolleg-zwickau@fh-zwickau.de
DSH Language Course
Westsächsische Hochschule Zwickau – Zwickau German 02/05–06/18/18 1,500.– www.fh-zwickau.de/studienkolleg
University of Applied Sciences P069 B1–C1 aBEF studienkolleg-zwickau@fh-zwickau.de
Preparation Course
3
Preparatory courses shorter than three months
Institute for German Language and Culture – ^ Halle (Saale) German 11/27/17– 1,162.50 www.sprache.uni-halle.de/
Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg 25
P079 A1–C1 02/09/18 aBEf testdaf-vorbereitung
Prepare for University – Intensive German A1–C1 02/19–04/13/18 sekretariat@sprache.uni-halle.de
TestDaF 02/19–05/18/18
Technische Universität München München German / English September 2018 800.– www.tum.de/studium/internationale-
Pre-Study Course P038 all levels / C1–C2 abEF studierende/veranstaltungenzumstudienstart
prestudy-course@tum.de
University of Applied Languages / SDI München München German 10/02–12/22/17 690.– www.sdi-muenchen.de/deutsch-lernen
Preparation Course Study in Munich P041 B1–C1 01/08–03/02/18 aBEF daf@sdi-muenchen.de
03/05–05/04/18 1,030.–
aBEF

3 Preparatory courses longer than three months
Jacobs University Bremen Deggendorf Institute of Technology

Foundation Year Let’s get started
Location Bremen Location Deggendorf
Course Language English Course Language German
Language Level B1–C2 Language Level B1–C1
Costs € 23,000.– abef Costs € 1,800.– aBEf
The Foundation Year at Jacobs University Services bfij Do you want to improve your German in a Services Bfij
Bremen provides secondary school gradu- Dates 09/03/18–06/07/19 nice atmosphere and make new friends? Dates 03/12–07/18/18
ates with skills essential for academic Do you want to study in Germany? If so,
success. The programme helps German Contact Deggendorf is the ideal place for you! Contact
and international students attain the “Let’s get started” perfectly prepares you
Academic Affairs Deggendorf Institute of Technology
credentials necessary for admission to for the TestDaF exam as well as for your
Campus Ring 1, 28759 Bremen Dieter-Görlitz-Platz 1, 94469 Deggendorf
English-language universities. It also future studies in Germany.
prepares participants for undergraduate foundationyear@jacobs-university.de tanja.mertadana@th-deg.de
studies at Jacobs University and e lsewhere. www.jacobs-university.de/foundation-year The advantages at a glance: www.th-deg.de/en/study/language-centre
Students acquire strong academic and p Successful participants obtain a bonus
study skills, fundamental knowledge in for admission.
core academic subjects, and advanced p Participants can be enrolled as regular
English language proficiency. During the students.
Foundation Year, students can also attend p With optimal preparation for studies
a number of undergraduate courses and and excellent study conditions, no time
gain transferable ECTS credits. is lost during the study period itself.
p Students study in a small group in an
With students from over 110 nations on informal and friendly atmosphere.
campus, interculturality is an integral
component of living and learning at We look forward to welcoming you
Jacobs University. Room and board are to Deggendorf!
provided on campus.

Inst. for International Communication e.V., Düsseldorf / Berlin Fulda University of Applied Sciences, International Office
Pre-Study Programmes: Successful Studies in Germany Pre-Study Fulda
Location Düsseldorf Location Fulda
Course Language German Course Language German / English
Language Level A1–C1 Language Level B2–C1 / B2–C1
Costs € 1,920.– to 5,125.– aBEf Costs € 850.– aBEF
This pre-study programme gives many Services bfij Do you want to study in Germany? Do you Services bfij
options to students. Students are accom- Dates 02/05–07/27/18, 03/05–08/29/18 want to prepare as best as you can for Dates 02/13–08/10/18, 04/09–07/27/18
panied throughout the complete process 07/02–12/21/18 your future studies? Then Pre-Study Fulda
from application to the successful start Contact is the right offer for you! Pre-Study Fulda is Contact
of their studies. Our staff and a personal a special introductory semester for inter-
Studienberatung International Office
tutor will help you with the necessary national applicants to Fulda University. It
Eulerstraße 50, 40477 Düsseldorf Leipziger Straße 123, 36037 Fulda
language preparation that will enable you provides a solid basis for students to build
to pass the university entrance exams study@iik-deutschland.de upon in order to complete their regular christina.pitz@hs-fulda.de
(TestDaF, DSH, telc C1 for academics). www.iik-deutschland.de/study-in-germany degree programme more quickly and more www.pre-study-fulda.de
They will support you with all administra- successfully.
tive tasks. They will also help you to find
the university and study programme best Advantages of Pre-Study Fulda at a glance:
suited to your needs and interests. At the p Successful participants obtain
same time, you will be introduced to living g uaranteed admission and a bonus
and studying in Germany, thus ensuring of 0.3 on their GPA.
a smooth t ransition to your first semester p Students are enrolled as regular students.
on a G erman campus. p The two top graduates receive a stipend.
p Enrolment fees are waived for students
This programme is based on 25 years of who enrol at Fulda University.
experience in running pre-study courses p The best possible preparation for future
for universities, international organisations, degree studies saves time later on.
and individual students worldwide. p Successful completion of the programme
means better study results in the future.

3 Preparatory courses shorter than three months
FH Aachen, Freshman Institute Inst. for German Language and Culture – Univ. Halle-Wittenberg
Freshman Programme Prepare for University – Intensive German A2-C1 TestDaF
Location Geilenkirchen Location Halle (Saale)
Course Language German / English Course Language German
Language Level all levels / all levels Language Level A2–C1
Costs € 17,500.– abEf Costs € 1,162.50 aBEf
Welcome to the Freshman Institute: the Services bfij German language knowledge is the key to Services BfiJ
ideal gateway to studying in Germany for Dates October 2018 – August 2019 successful academic studies at a German Dates 11/27/17–02/09/18, 02/19–04/13/18
international students from all over the university. 02/19–05/18/18
world. Contact Contact
Applicants awaiting a university place at
FH Aachen, Freshman Institute Institute for German Language and Culture
The FH Aachen University of Applied Martin Luther University and international
Heinrich-Mußmann-Straße 1, 52428 Jülich Collegienstr. 62, 06886 Lutherstadt Wittenberg
Sciences can help make your admission to students who want to refresh their German
the German university system significantly stone@fh-aachen.de language knowledge before starting the sekretariat@sprache.uni-halle.de
easier. www.fh-aachen.de/en/university/freshman new semester can participate in our inten- www.sprache.uni-halle.de
sive courses to prepare for the TestDaF
Advantages of the programme include exam. Our intensive courses are ideal if you
the following: want to learn German before your studies
p You can save time during your studies. at a German university. You can progress
p Courses are offered in either English through all of the German language levels
or German. quickly and effectively. The final exam after
p Guaranteed admission to one of level C1 is TestDaF, which enables you to
approximately 20 programmes at one of start a course of study in German.
our partner universities after success-
ful completion of the yearlong Freshman Besides vocabulary and grammar, the focus
Programme. is on listening, aural, and written skills
on an academic basis. Project-oriented
coursework gives you the chance to
directly implement and use what you have
learned.

Hamburg University of Technology Karlshochschule International University

SPRINT@TUHH International Foundation Year (Studienkolleg)
Location Hamburg Location Karlsruhe
Course Language German Course Language English
Language Level B2 Language Level B2–C1
Costs € 310.– aBEF Costs € 8,280.– aBEf
The international study preparation pro- Services BFIJ The International Foundation Year (Studien Services Bfij
gramme SPRINT@TUHH is a special facility Dates April – July 2018 kolleg) is a bridge to help you take the leap Dates on request
provided by the TUHH in cooperation with from the academic and educational culture
the preparatory college “Studienkolleg” and Contact of your home country to the academic and Contact
other universities in Hamburg. It is an engi- educational culture of Germany and, more
STUDIS-Studierendenservice Karlshochschule International University
neering preparation programme for courses particularly, of the Karls. Take c ourses
Schwarzenberg-Campus 3, 21073 Hamburg Karlstraße 36–38, 76133 Karlsruhe
of study at the TUHH. It prepares partici- in business, economics, mathematics,
pants for study requirements at the TUHH study@tuhh.de German language, English language, and admissions@karlshochschule.de
in course subjects, including mathematics, www.tuhh.de German cultural studies. www.foundationyear.karlshochschule.de
physics, and the language of instruction
(academic German). A further focus is on Become part of Karlshochschule – a private
familiarising participants with the tech- state-accredited university providing a
niques required in order to study success- career-focused management education
fully in Germany. These techniques include: with a strong international and intercultural
p Analysing texts and bibliographical orientation. Start your study career abroad
research with our International Foundation Year
p Discussion practice and join one of our international Bachelor’s
p Preparing and giving talks and oral reports programmes after only one year.
p Evaluating and explaining graphs,
charts, and tables
p Developing presentations using modern
media
p Planning, conducting, and evaluating
experiments

TH Köln (University of Applied Sciences) University of Magdeburg – MDWI Foundation Year

Cologne Prep Class Foundation Year T Course
Location Köln Location Magdeburg
Course Language German Course Language German
Language Level B1–C1 Language Level A1–C1
Costs € 6,000.– aBEf Costs € 9,900.– aBEf
Do you want to prepare for the university Services Bfij Prepare for an international career in Services bfij
entrance examination in Germany because Dates on request engineering, IT, informatics, mathematics, Dates April 2018 – March 2019
you do not have direct access to the Ger- or physics! Receive a German university October 2018 – September 2019
man university system? Are you looking for Contact education, even if you did not learn German Contact
a preparatory course? Are you interested in school! Enter our programme right
International Office MDWi AG
in a BA programme in economics, social after finishing school. Do not lose time!
Betzdorfer Straße 2, 50679 Köln Kaiser-Otto-Ring 11, 39106 Magdeburg
sciences, or engineering?
Cologne Prep Class will give you a solid preparation@th-koeln.de Our foundation year starts with German for info@mdwi.de
foundation for the study programme of www.th-koeln.de/cpc beginners and quickly brings you to a level www.mdwi.de
your choice. You will expand your existing at which you can follow our courses in
German skills in language courses. Highly maths, physics, etc., in German. Then you
qualified teachers and a motivating learning can pass the exams to qualify for German
environment will prepare you for the uni- university and start a Bachelor’s course
versity entrance examination in the best (free of tuition fees, admission g uaranteed)
possible way. at University of Magdeburg! We offer you
Upon successful completion of the pro- full service, including assistance with
gramme, you will receive preferential admission to university and visa applica-
treatment when applying for a Bachelor’s tion. (We will open the blocked account for
programme at TH Köln. Moreover, your you.) We will prepare your room, pick you
CPC diploma will be acknowledged by all up at the airport, offer a 24/7 hotline during
German universities and universities of the first three months, and more.
applied sciences.
For strong learners only!
Welcome to Cologne!

Ulm University Bauhaus-Universität Weimar

Preparatory Semester Pre-Study Computer Science & Civil Engineering
Location Ulm Location Weimar
Course Language German Course Language German
Language Level B1–C1 Language Level B2–C1
Costs € 156.– aBEf Costs € 3,100.– aBEF
As you begin your BA studies in Germany, Services Bfij The pre-study course Computer Science Services BFIj
you will be faced with many new challenges. Dates April – July 2018 & Civil Engineering includes intensive Dates 10/01/18–09/30/19
Acquiring new learning strategies and being October 2018 – February 2019 German language courses and courses in
able to organise yourself independently are Contact mathematics and computer science taught Contact
prerequisites to successfully overcoming in German, e.g. selected programming
International Office Fakultät Medien
these challenges. The Preparatory Semester languages.
Albert-Einstein-Allee 5, 89081 Ulm Bauhausstraße 11, 99423 Weimar
at Ulm University will allow you to enrol as
a student and to get to know your university prospective-students@uni-ulm.de The pre-study course prepares students for annette.de.jong@uni-weimar.de
while preparing for the DSH German lan- www.uni-ulm.de/en/io their later studies in the Computer Science www.uni-weimar.de/en/media/studies
guage examination and your studies in Ulm. and Media or Civil Engineering Bachelor’s
We offer: degree programmes, which are taught
p Preparatory German language courses in German. In this programme, students
for DSH develop analytical, creative, and construc-
p Specialised German language courses tive skills in software- and systems devel-
p Tutorials on learning strategies and opment for application in the field of digital
study organisation media or in fundamental scientific methods
p Mathematical brush-up courses of the civil engineering discipline. As an
p Orientation courses (e.g. campus, city, extension, Bauhaus-Universität offers the
library tours) opportunity to take Master’s degree pro-
p Student advisory services grammes in English: “Computer Science
p Lectures or seminars related to courses for Digital Media”, “Human-Computer
of study on a case-by-case basis Interaction”, and “NHRE”.
We look forward to supplying you with further
information and welcoming you to Ulm.
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Institution of Higher Education (HEI) Location Course Beginning Internet (http://)

International Bachelor Programme Course-ID Language Tuition (€ /semester) E-mail
3
Languages and Cultural Studies in general
Europa-Universität Flensburg ^ Flensburg English winter semester www.uni-flensburg.de/eucs
33
BA European Cultures and Society (EUCS) ID-1637 none eucs@uni-flensburg.de
University of Freiburg ^ Freiburg i. Br. English winter semester www.ucf.uni-freiburg.de
33
Bachelor of Liberal Arts and Sciences (BA/BSc) ID-3784 varied studyinfo@ucf.uni-freiburg.de
University of Passau Passau German, English, winter/summer semester www.uni-passau.de/en/ba-eurstudies/
BA European Studies / BA European Studies Major ID-0488 French, Italian, none advice@uni-passau.de
Russian, Spanish,
Other
University of Passau Passau German, English, winter semester www.uni-passau.de/en/ba-icbs/
BA International Cultural and Business Studies ID-0489 French, Italian, none advice@uni-passau.de
Russian, Spanish,
Other
Bauhaus-Universität Weimar Weimar German, French winter semester www.uni-weimar.de/studies
European Media Culture (Europäische Medienkultur) ID-0180 none johanna.theuerkauf@uni-weimar.de
3
Education
University of Education Freiburg Freiburg i. Br. German, French winter semester www.ph-freiburg.de/its
Bi-national Bachelor in Teacher Education (German-French) ID-5127 varied clara.fritz@ph-freiburg.de
3
English Studies, American Studies
Leipzig University Leipzig English winter semester www.americanstudies.uni-leipzig.de
Bachelor of Arts in American Studies ID-2555 none americanstudies@uni-leipzig.de
3
Bielefeld University Bielefeld German winter/summer semester www.uni-bielefeld.de/lili/studium/
German as a Foreign and Second Language ID-0161 none faecher/daf/
susanne.horstmann@uni-bielefeld.de
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3
Universität Heidelberg ^ Heidelberg German winter/summer semester www.idf.uni-heidelberg.de
34
BA German Studies in Cultural Comparison ID-3418 varied studium@idf.uni-heidelberg.de
Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz Mainz German, French winter/summer semester www.dijon.uni-mainz.de
Bachelor of Arts German / French Language and Literature ID-4279 none dijon@uni-mainz.de
3
History
Bielefeld University ^ Bielefeld German, French winter/summer semester www.uni-bielefeld.de/biparis/
34
Binational Bachelor in History (German-French) ID-2662 none sabrina.timmer@uni-bielefeld.de
University of Tübingen Tübingen German, French winter/summer semester www.tuebaix.uni-tuebingen.de
Binational Bachelor’s Degree in History – TübAix ID-3736 varied tuebaix@uni-tuebingen.de
3
Library, Documentation and Media Studies
Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences ^ Kleve English winter semester www.hochschule-rhein-waal.de
35
Science Communication and Bionics, BA/BSc ID-3602 none studienberatung@hochschule-rhein-waal.de
3
Other / Non-European Languages and Cultural Studies
Julius Maximilian University of Würzburg Würzburg German, English winter semester www.sinologie.uni-wuerzburg.de
Modern China, Bachelor of Arts (BA) ID-1482 varied l-sinologie@uni-wuerzburg.de
3
Philosophy
Bard College Berlin, a Liberal Arts University ^ Berlin English winter/summer semester www.berlin.bard.edu
35
BA in Humanities, the Arts, and Social Thought ID-4370 more than 10,000.– admissions@berlin.bard.edu
3
Psychology
Jacobs University Bremen Bremen English winter semester www.jacobs-university.de
Bachelor of Arts in Psychology ID-0099 7,500.– to 10,000.– admission@jacobs-university.de

3
Romance Languages
University of Bonn Bonn German, Italian winter semester https://www.dis.uni-bonn.de/bachelor
BA German-Italian Studies ID-1424 varied cora.rok@uni-bonn.de
3
Theology
University of Applied Sciences for Intercultural Theology Hermannsburg English winter semester www.fh-hermannsburg.de
Hermannsburg ID-4929 up to 500.– a.kunz-luebcke@fh-hermannsburg.de
Intercultural Theology, Migration and Global Cooperation

Flensburg – Europa-Universität Flensburg Freiburg im Breisgau – University of Freiburg

BA European Cultures and Society (EUCS) Bachelor of Liberal Arts and Sciences (BA/BSc)
Type University Type University
Total Number of Students 5,300 Total Number of Students 25,500
International Students 7% International Students 17%
Application for winter semester Application for winter semester
The BA in European Cultures and Society Course Language English The four-year BA/BSc degree in Liberal Arts Course Language English
(EUCS) is an interdisciplinary and interna- and Sciences (LAS) is an English-taught
tional study programme focusing on the Contact undergraduate programme. Established Contact
cultural and social sciences of Europe. The BA European Cultures and Society in 2012 at the University of Freiburg, it is University College Freiburg (UCF)
programme is taught entirely in English and hosted by University College Freiburg. LAS
Auf dem Campus 1a, 24943 Flensburg Bertoldstraße 17, 79085 Freiburg i. Br.
allows for specialisation in either European reaches across academic fields. The core
Tel. +49 (0) 4 61-8 05 24 74 Tel. +49 (0) 7 61-20 36 73 42
Cultures or European Society. There are (66 ECTS) is shared by all LAS students. It
no tuition fees. eucs@uni-flensburg.de encompasses basic and advanced aca- studyinfo@ucf.uni-freiburg.de
www.uni-flensburg.de/eucs demic skills, reflections on knowledge and www.ucf.uni-freiburg.de
Especially relevant to career integration is science, and a curriculum on responsibil-
the transversal field called “Doing Europe”, ity and leadership. The majors (102 ECTS)
which offers practical methods and skills provide an in-depth education in a specific
to allow students to develop their own academic field that is, in itself, interdisci-
projects in one of the following four fields: plinary. After their first year of studies, stu-
p Research dents choose one of the following majors:
p Journalism 1. Earth and Environmental Sciences
p Art and Scenography 2. Life Sciences
p Entrepreneurship 3. Governance
4. Culture and History
The proximity to Denmark and proactivity of
international students on campus, together In the electives (72 ECTS), students can
with the mandatory completion of a semester choose from a variety of courses and
abroad, provide our applicants with inter projects to further shape their educational
cultural and language skills. profile.

3 German Language and Literature
3 History
Heidelberg – Universität Heidelberg Bielefeld – Bielefeld University

BA German Studies in Cultural Comparison Binational Bachelor in History (German-French)
Application for winter/summer semester Application for winter/summer semester
The Bachelor’s programme in German Course Language German The double degree Bachelor’s programme Course Language German, French
Studies in Cultural Comparison offers a in History offers students the opportunity to
unique perspective on German studies by Contact obtain both an MA from Bielefeld Univer- Contact
comparing German to other languages Institut für Deutsch als sity and from the University of Paris 7. Geschichtswissenschaft
and cultures. The focus of the BA pro- Bielefeld University (four semesters):
Fremdsprachenphilologie Universitätsstraße 25, 33615 Bielefeld
gramme is either on linguistics or literature p comprehensive services and
Ploeck 55, 69117 Heidelberg Tel. +49 (0) 5 21-10 66 73 81
or a combination of the two, depending counselling facilities
on future career goals. Theoretical studium@idf.uni-heidelberg.de sabrina.timmer@uni-bielefeld.de
p one of the best university libraries
training is supplemented by the more www.idf.uni-heidelberg.de in Germany www.uni-bielefeld.de/biparis/
career-oriented areas of intercultural p an excellent quality of research,
communication and didactics. teaching, and studying
p a great number of language courses,
The study programme leads to a variety university sports courses, and facilities
of career opportunities, for example, as University of Paris 7 (two semesters):
cultural mediators in cultural centres or p situated in the heart of Paris
international businesses, or as teachers of p excellent standards of teaching
German as a Foreign Language in Germany and research
and abroad. The programme is specifically p a brand-new campus
designed to meet the interests of students p the newest and largest university library
whose mother tongue is not German. in one of the most fascinating cities in
the world
During their stay in the partner country,
students receive a stipend of 2,700 EUR
per year.

3 Library, Documentation and Media Studies
3 Philosophy
Kleve – Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences Berlin – Bard College Berlin, a Liberal Arts University
Science Communication and Bionics, BA/BSc BA in Humanities, the Arts, and Social Thought
Type University of Applied Sciences Type University of Applied Sciences
Total Number of Students 6,800 Total Number of Students 210
Application for winter semester Application for winter/summer semester
Science Communication is a form of me- Course Language English A private liberal arts university with Course Language English
diation between science, on the one hand, 210+ students and an international faculty,
and its various stakeholders in politics, the Contact Bard College Berlin offers students the Contact
economy, and the general public, on the Zentrale Studienberatung opportunity to study in English in one of Admissions Office
other hand. As science communication Europe’s most dynamic cities.
Marie-Curie-Straße 1, 47533 Kleve Platanenstraße 24, 13156 Berlin
increasingly operates outside traditional
Tel. +49 (0) 28 21-80 67 33 60 Tel. +49 (0) 30-43 73 31 21
borders, we prepare you as science com- The BA degree in Humanities, the Arts,
municators specifically for the global job studienberatung@hochschule-rhein-waal.de and Social Thought allows students to gain admissions@berlin.bard.edu
market, including transnational research- www.hochschule-rhein-waal.de thorough training in fields such as art his- www.berlin.bard.edu
intensive enterprises and publishing houses, tory, philosophy, literature, and film while
and particularly institutions that simply also acquiring knowledge of the key intel-
do not exist on a national level, e.g., the lectual developments, works, and ques-
various institutions of the European Com- tions that lie at the origin of the social and
mission. We follow a transnational approach natural sciences and the practising arts.
that is ingrained in every aspect of the What is the good life and how are we to
course and represents one of its unique build a good society? What are the aims of
strengths. scientific research? What is the function
and future of art?
Students specialise in one of the following

areas of concentration: Art and Aesthetics,
Ethics and Politics, or Literature and
Rhetoric.
Law, Business, Economics
and Social Sciences

3
Law, Business, Economics and Social Sciences in general
BAU International Berlin – University of Applied Sciences ^ Berlin English winter semester www.bauinternational-berlin.de/en/
45
Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration ID-4373 3,000.– to 4,000.– programs/ba-business-administration/
studentaffairs@bauinternational-berlin.de
Deggendorf Institute of Technology ^ Deggendorf English winter semester www.th-deg.de
45
International Management (BA) ID-1386 none welcome@th-deg.de
EBS Universität für Wirtschaft und Recht Oestrich-Winkel English winter semester www.ebs.edu/en/business-studies-
Bachelor of Science in General Management (BSc) ID-2406 5,000.– to 7,500.– bachelor
christof.glaser@ebs.edu
Pforzheim University ^ Pforzheim English winter semester www.hs-pforzheim.de/dem
46
Business Administration / Digital Enterprise Management ID-4691 German (25–50%) varied dem@hs-pforzheim.de
WHU – Otto Beisheim School of Management ^ Vallendar English winter semester www.whu.edu/bsc
46
Bachelor in International Business Administration (BIBA) ID-2501 varied Julia.Stark@whu.edu
3
Business and Economics
FH Aachen – University of Applied Sciences ^ Aachen English winter semester www.fh-aachen.de/studium/global-
47
Global Business and Economics (Bachelor of Science) ID-5167 none business-and-economics-bsc/
ifo@fh-aachen.de
University of Bamberg Bamberg German winter semester www.uni-bamberg.de/ees
Bachelor in European Economic Studies (BSc in EES) ID-0446 English (25–50%) none guido.heineck@uni-bamberg.de
Bard College Berlin, a Liberal Arts University ^ Berlin English winter/summer semester www.berlin.bard.edu
47
BA in Economics, Politics, and Social Thought ID-4372 more than 10,000.– admissions@berlin.bard.edu
HTW Berlin – University of Applied Sciences Berlin English winter/summer semester bib.htw-berlin.de/
Bachelor International Business (BIB) ID-1735 none studierendenservice@htw-berlin.de
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SRH Hochschule Berlin ^ Berlin English winter/summer semester www.srh-hochschule-berlin.de/en/
48
Business Administration, Focus on Renewable Energy ID-3746 4,000.– to 5,000.– info@srh-hochschule-berlin.de
(BSc)
48
International Business Administration (BA) ID-1400 4,000.– to 5,000.– info@srh-hochschule-berlin.de
SRH Hochschule Berlin Berlin English winter/summer semester www.srh-hochschule-berlin.de/en/
International Business Administration, Focus on E-Business ID-4800 4,000.– to 5,000.– info@srh-hochschule-berlin.de
SRH Hochschule Berlin Berlin English winter/summer semester www.srh-hochschule-berlin.de/en/
International Business Administration, Focus on Finance ID-4797 4,000.– to 5,000.– info@srh-hochschule-berlin.de
SRH Hochschule der populären Künste ^ Berlin English winter/summer semester https://www.hdpk.de/en/studies/bachelor/
49
BA Creative Industries Management ID-5039 3,000.– to 4,000.– creative-industries-management/
m.ameloot@hdpk.de
Bachelor of Arts in Global Economics and Management ID-2715 7,500.– to 10,000.– admission@jacobs-university.de
Bachelor of Arts in International Business Administration ID-4608 7,500.– to 10,000.– admission@jacobs-university.de
International School of Management (ISM) ^ Dortmund English winter/summer semester www.en.ism.de/
49
Bachelor of Science in International Management ID-4076 varied anne.staljan@ism.de
Fachhochschule Dresden Dresden German winter semester www.fh-dresden.eu/studiengaenge/
Business Administration ID-5198 English (25%) 3,000.– to 4,000.– bachelor-studiengange/business-
administration/
s.strecker@fh-dresden.eu
SRH Hochschule Berlin ^ Dresden English winter/summer semester https://www.hochschulcampus-dresden.de/
50
International Hotel Management (BA) ID-3924 3,000.– to 4,000.– en/homepage/
info@hotel-akademie.com

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European University Viadrina ^ Frankfurt (Oder) English winter semester www.wiwi.europa-uni.de/iba
50
International Business Administration (BSc) ID-2364 German (25–50%) none international@europa-uni.de
Geisenheim University ^ Geisenheim English winter semester www.hs-geisenheim.de
51
International Wine Business (IWB) ID-4262 none Jon.Hanf@hs-gm.de
Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg Halle (Saale) English winter semester international-bachelor.wiwi.uni-halle.de
Bachelor of Science in Business Economics ID-1075 none international.bachelor@wiwi.uni-halle.de
Kühne Logistics University ^ Hamburg English winter semester www.the-klu.org
51
Bachelor of Science in Management ID-3849 4,000.– to 5,000.– study@the-klu.org
SRH University Heidelberg ^ Heidelberg English winter semester https://www.hochschule-heidelberg.de/
52
International Business (BA) ID-3790 4,000.– to 5,000.– en/international-business/
julia.neef@hochschule-heidelberg.de
Heilbronn University Heilbronn German, English, winter/summer semester https://www.hs-heilbronn.de/ibo
BA International Business – Eastern Europe (IBO) ID-1851 Russian varied ibo@hs-heilbronn.de
Heilbronn University Heilbronn German, English, winter/summer semester www.hs-heilbronn.de/ibis
BA International Business – Intercultural Studies (IBIS) ID-1849 French, Spanish, varied ibis@hs-heilbronn.de
Other
Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences ^ Kamp-Lintfort English winter semester www.hochschule-rhein-waal.de
52
International Business and Social Sciences, BA ID-3147 none studienberatung@hochschule-rhein-waal.de
Karlshochschule International University Karlsruhe English winter semester interculturalmanagement.
Intercultural Management and Communication (BA) ID-2381 4,000.– to 5,000.– karlshochschule.de
admissions@karlshochschule.de
Karlshochschule International University ^ Karlsruhe English winter semester internationalbusiness-english.
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International Business (BA) ID-3645 4,000.– to 5,000.– karlshochschule.de

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Karlshochschule International University Karlsruhe English winter semester karlshochschule.de
International Sustainability Management (BA) ID-4894 4,000.– to 5,000.– admissions@karlshochschule.de
Karlshochschule International University Karlsruhe English winter semester tourismmanagement.karlshochschule.de
International Tourism Management (BA) ID-3661 4,000.– to 5,000.– admissions@karlshochschule.de
53
Agribusiness, BA ID-3172 none studienberatung@hochschule-rhein-waal.de
54
International Business and Social Sciences, BA ID-3146 none studienberatung@hochschule-rhein-waal.de
54
International Taxation and Law, BA ID-3160 none studienberatung@hochschule-rhein-waal.de
Fresenius University of Applied Sciences Köln English winter/summer semester https://www.hs-fresenius.de/
Bachelor of Arts in International Business Management ID-4394 5,000.– to 7,500.– eulberg@hs-fresenius.de
Fresenius University of Applied Sciences Köln English winter/summer semester https://www.hs-fresenius.de/
Bachelor of Arts in International Business Psychology ID-4393 5,000.– to 7,500.– eulberg@hs-fresenius.de
Leuphana University Lüneburg ^ Lüneburg English winter semester www.leuphana.de/college-course-offerings
55
International Business Administration & Entrepreneurship ID-4566 none infoportal@leuphana.de
University of Magdeburg ^ Magdeburg English winter semester www.isp.ovgu.de
55
International Business & Economics / IBE (BSc) ID-1312 none isp@ovgu.de
Technische Universität München ^ München English winter semester www.wi.tum.de/programs/bachelor-in-mt/
56
Bachelor in Management & Technology (BSc) ID-4815 none info@wi.tum.de
FH Münster – University of Applied Sciences Münster German, English, winter semester fh-muenster.de/ebp
Bachelor European Business Programme ID-1743 French, Spanish, none m.ratermann@fh-muenster.de
Other

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FH Münster – University of Applied Sciences Münster German, English, winter semester fh-muenster.de/cala
German-Latin American Studies of Business ID-1744 Spanish, Other none cala@fh-muenster.de
Administration
Nuremberg Tech ^ Nürnberg English winter semester www.th-nuernberg.de/ib
56
Bachelor in International Business ID-0171 none ib-bachelor-ib@th-nuernberg.de
Osnabrück University of Applied Sciences ^ Osnabrück English winter semester www.hs-osnabrueck.de/international-
57
International Management (BA) ID-0307 none management
ibm@hs-osnabrueck.de
Deggendorf Institute of Technology ^ Pfarrkirchen English winter semester ec.th-deg.de
57
Intl. Tourism Management / Health & Medical Tourism ID-4514 German (25%) none io-ecri@th-deg.de
(BA)
Reutlingen University ^ Reutlingen English winter/summer semester www.esb-business-school.de/en/
58
Bachelor in International Business (BSc) ID-1586 varied degree-programmes/bachelor/bsc-
international-business/
bsc.ib@reutlingen-university.de
Hochschule Bonn-Rhein-Sieg Sankt Augustin English winter semester www.h-brs.de/en/wiwi/international-
Bachelor of Science in International Business ID-4166 none business-bsc-en
andreas.wiesehahn@h-brs.de
South Westphalia University of Applied Sciences ^ Soest English winter semester www.fh-swf.de/bba
58
Business Administration with Informatics ID-1668 none janzen@fh-swf.de
University of Applied Sciences Ulm Ulm German winter/summer semester www.hs-ulm.de/iew
International Energy Economics ID-4843 English (25–50%) varied gaisbauer-pointner@hs-ulm.de
Furtwangen University ^ Villingen- English summer semester www.bmp.en.hs-furtwangen.de
59
Business Management and Psychology (BMP) Schwenningen German (25%) varied mena@hs-furtwangen.de
ID-5118

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Furtwangen University ^ Villingen- English winter semester www.hfu-business-school.de/
59
International Business Management (IBM) Schwenningen varied mbs@hs-furtwangen.de
ID-0750
Worms University of Applied Sciences Worms English summer semester www.hs-worms.de/aviation-management
Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Aviation Management ID-3674 none avm@hs-worms.de
University of Applied Sciences Würzburg-Schweinfurt ^ Würzburg English winter semester www.international.fhws.de
60
BA in International Management ID-4387 none i-campus@fhws.de
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Industrial Engineering
Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering & Management ID-1680 7,500.– to 10,000.– admission@jacobs-university.de
60
Communication and Information Engineering, BSc ID-3600 none studienberatung@hochschule-rhein-waal.de
61
Industrial Engineering, BSc ID-3171 none studienberatung@hochschule-rhein-waal.de
3
Law
Leibniz Universität Hannover Hannover German winter/summer semester www.elpis-hannover.eu
Erasmus / European Legal Practice (CLE) ID-0861 English (25%) none oppermann@jura.uni-hannover.de
3
Political Science
BA in International Relations: Politics and History ID-2298 7,500.– to 10,000.– admission@jacobs-university.de
Karlshochschule International University ^ Karlsruhe English winter semester internationalrelations-english.
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International Relations (BA) ID-4606 4,000.– to 5,000.– karlshochschule.de

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Political Science
Karlshochschule International University Karlsruhe English winter semester politics-english.karlshochschule.de
Politics, Philosophy and Economics (BA) ID-4614 4,000.– to 5,000.– admissions@karlshochschule.de
62
International Relations, BA ID-3159 none studienberatung@hochschule-rhein-waal.de
University of Magdeburg ^ Magdeburg German winter semester www.eurostud.ovgu.de/home.html
62
European Studies (BA) ID-3035 English (25–50%) none agnieszka.zawadzka@ovgu.de
University of Münster Münster German, French winter semester www.uni-muenster.de/IfPol/international/
International and European Governance ID-3560 varied lille.html
fifa@uni-muenster.de
3
Social Science
Bachelor of Arts in Integrated Social Sciences ID-0098 7,500.– to 10,000.– admission@jacobs-university.de
63
Gender and Diversity, BA ID-3810 none studienberatung@hochschule-rhein-waal.de
University of Stuttgart ^ Stuttgart German, French winter semester www.uni-stuttgart.de/soz/institut/
63
Social Sciences (German-French), BA ID-1396 varied studierende/politik/politik.df.studium.html
fifa@sowi.uni-stuttgart.de

3 Law, Business, Economics and Social Sciences in general
Berlin – BAU International Berlin – University of Applied Sciences Deggendorf – Deggendorf Institute of Technology
Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration International Management (BA)
Total Number of Students 110 Total Number of Students 6,100
To study Business Administration at BAU Course Language English Our International Management programme Course Language English
International Berlin – University of Applied is exclusively taught in English and meets
Sciences means not only to acquire com- Contact the demands of students who are seeking
mon business knowledge, but also to go Student Affairs / Admission a global perspective on a management Contact
far beyond this goal. Our programme is career. Our goal is to train you to satisfy
Heinrich-Heine-Straße 15, 10179 Berlin Fakultät AWW – School of Management
designed for internationally oriented stu- the growing demand for multilingual and
Tel. +49 (0) 30-81 05 80 80 Dieter-Görlitz-Platz 1, 94469 Deggendorf
dents who aim for competence in inter multicultural managers who can lead
cultural and global management. Students studentaffairs@bauinternational-berlin.de dynamic companies across cultures and welcome@th-deg.de
acquire broad knowledge and gain ex- www.bauinternational-berlin.de/en borders. The programme combines broad- www.th-deg.de
perience in global and intercultural situ- based international training and theoretical
ations. The environment in Berlin and at knowledge with practical experience in a
BAU International Berlin as well as the supportive and international atmosphere.
close connection to the BAU Global Net- We offer an accelerated programme that
work perfectly match such objectives. At prepares domestic and foreign students
BAU International Berlin, we focus on the for a management career with enterprises
cultural and intercultural aspects of inter that market, trade, invest, and do business
national business. We have a modern throughout the world. Students will go
understanding of management theories, abroad for two semesters and gain valu-
linked to different regional particularities able experience while studying and doing
in m
anagement behaviour. an internship.

Pforzheim – Pforzheim University Vallendar – WHU – Otto Beisheim School of Management

Business Administration / Digital Enterprise Management Bachelor in International Business Administration (BIBA)
Type University of Applied Sciences Type University
Discover the ground-breaking impact of Course Language English, German (25–50%) WHU’s Bachelor of Science (BSc) pro- Course Language English
digital business! The most radical change gramme in International Business Admin-
in business since the invention of the istration addresses qualified, committed Contact
steam engine, digital transformation has Contact students from around the world who are Bachelor in Intl. Business Administration
become the ultimate challenge for the interested in a top business education.
Business School Burgplatz 2, 56179 Vallendar
future. It impacts industry structures and Offering a unique blend of a broad-based
Tiefenbronner Straße 65, 75175 Pforzheim Tel. +49 (0) 2 61-6 50 95 15
strategic positioning as well as all levels curriculum, practical experience, and inter-
of an organisation and its extended supply dem@hs-pforzheim.de national exposure, the programme equips Julia.Stark@whu.edu
chain. Therefore, companies need profes- www.hs-pforzheim.de/dem students with the professional skills and www.whu.edu/bsc
sionals who are able to design efficient comprehensive mindset needed to thrive
web-based business processes, networks, in today’s rapidly changing global business
and cycles using information systems environment.
and a secure information flow between a Why study International Business
company and its related partners (e.g., by Administration at WHU?
smart data, the IoT, mobile devices, and p extensive international exposure
cloud computing). The Business School at on-and off-campus
Pforzheim University of Applied Sciences p excellent study conditions in a
offers an international Business Admin- personal atmosphere
istration / Digital Enterprise Management p small study groups and interactive
Bachelor’s degree (BSc) that will enable discussions
you to master this challenge. p outstanding international reputation
through rankings and accreditations
p exceptional career service and
active alumni network

3 Business and Economics
Aachen – FH Aachen – University of Applied Sciences Berlin – Bard College Berlin, a Liberal Arts University
Global Business and Economics (Bachelor of Science) BA in Economics, Politics, and Social Thought
Our Global Business and Economics degree Course Language English A private liberal arts university with Course Language English
programme is taught strictly in English, 210+ students and an international faculty,
and is oriented towards an international Contact Bard College Berlin offers students the Contact
professional career after graduation. Stu- Faculty of Business Studies opportunity to study in English in one of Admissions Office
dents acquire fundamental and practice- Europe’s most dynamic cities.
Eupener Straße 70, 52066 Aachen Platanenstraße 24, 13156 Berlin
oriented knowledge of economic sciences,
Tel. +49 (0) 2 41-6 00 95 19 03 Tel. +49 (0) 30-43 73 31 21
e.g., in marketing, finance, or economics, The BA degree in Economics, Politics,
and all of this is placed in an international ifo@fh-aachen.de and Social Thought connects the study admissions@berlin.bard.edu
and global context. The curriculum is sup- www.fh-aachen.de/studium of economics with the history of political www.berlin.bard.edu
plemented by social competences and and social thought and with the study of
further foreign language courses. Students art and culture. Above all, the aim of the
can select specialisation modules such programme is to provide a rigorous inter-
as international economics from a com- disciplinary training while creating the
prehensive catalogue, thereby decid- opportunity to reflect on and explore the
ing where to lay their individual focus. In key questions that guide decision-making
the fifth or sixth semester, students have in the public and private sectors: What is
the opportunity to study abroad for an the basis of human cooperation? What are
additional semester. They can choose from the most important goods in the life of a
among more than 90 partner universities community? How is value created? What
worldwide, where they can deepen their constitutes a fair distribution of resources?
intercultural competencies. Students have the option to specialise in
advanced economics or politics.

Berlin – SRH Hochschule Berlin Berlin – SRH Hochschule Berlin

Business Administration, Focus on Renewable Energy (BSc) International Business Administration (BA)
Total Number of Students 950 Total Number of Students 950
Global developments such as population Course Language English The business world is in a state of c onstant Course Language English
growth, increasing energy demand, change, becoming ever more competitive.
resource scarcity, and efforts to prevent Contact Managers must be able to deal effectively Contact
climate change require new technological Campus Berlin with current challenges and acquire the Campus Berlin
and economic solutions. necessary skills to thrive in tomorrow’s
Ernst-Reuter-Platz 10, 10587 Berlin Ernst-Reuter-Platz 10, 10587 Berlin
work environment. They must be capable
Tel. +49 (0) 30-3 74 37 40 Tel. +49 (0) 30-3 74 37 40
Our Bachelor’s students learn how to com- of developing a vision, shaping s trategies,
bine technological knowledge in the area info@srh-hochschule-berlin.de and identifying opportunities as well info@srh-hochschule-berlin.de
of sustainable energy production – wind, www.srh-hochschule-berlin.de/en/ as finding and implementing innovative www.srh-hochschule-berlin.de/en/
water, and geothermal power as well as solutions.
solar energy and bioenergy – with the
management skills necessary to succeed This programme helps students develop
in this promising field of business, such as their organisational, methodical, and inter-
finance, controlling, and marketing. cultural communication skills and provides
theoretical and practical knowledge in the
In addition, students develop social, inter- core business areas. Students will gather
cultural, and personal skills and gain prac- relevant experience by participating in
tical experience during company projects, company projects.
excursions, and an internship. Specialised
modules deepen the understanding of the Our Bachelor’s programme provides the
extensive field of energy supply and its ideal business education for enterprising
markets and regulations, enabling students young people who want to enter the stimu-
to become experts in renewable energies. lating and challenging business world or
who wish to continue to a Master’s degree.

Berlin – SRH Hochschule der populären Künste Dortmund – International School of Management (ISM)
BA Creative Industries Management Bachelor of Science in International Management
The Creative Industries Management BA Course Language English Students of the BSc programme in Inter- Course Language English
enables students to work in management- national Management learn how to filter
related positions and in communication relevant data from the flood of information Contact
functions as creative generalists in the Contact available through modern information and Student Counseling
broader field of cultural and creative communications technology. They have
Study Advisory Board Otto-Hahn-Straße 19, 44227 Dortmund
industries as well as in more traditional the opportunity to participate in numerous
Potsdamer Straße 188, 10783 Berlin Tel. +49 (0) 2 31-97 51 39 43
industries. practice-oriented projects in which they
m.ameloot@hdpk.de solve real business problems. They dem- anne.staljan@ism.de
Graduates are qualified to work in organi- www.hdpk.de/en/studies/bachelor onstrate their ability to work in a team in www.en.ism.de/
sations, institutions, in associations and a structured way. Internationality is a key
networks, and with policy makers in the area focus throughout the study programme.
of cultural and creative industries and in In addition to participating in foreign lan-
other industries, particularly in those that guage courses, students spend one or
seek creative and innovative approaches. two semesters abroad in order to deepen
This programme also aims to qualify their intercultural knowledge and experi-
students for entrepreneurial work. ence. Finally, within the context of com-
pulsory internships both in Germany and
hdpk is a leading private university for abroad, students are offered many first-
the creative industries, situated in one of hand opportunities to make professional
Germany’s creative hubs: Berlin. contacts and to learn about the challenges
of working internationally.

Dresden – SRH Hochschule Berlin Frankfurt (Oder) – European University Viadrina

International Hotel Management (BA) International Business Administration (BSc)
Application for winter/summer semester Application for winter semester
Service-oriented individuals who have Course Language English Do you want to study at a small but excel- Course Language English, German (25–50%)
business expertise and an international lent, internationally-oriented university that
mindset have excellent prospects within Contact is located close to Berlin and in the heart
the world of hospitality. Young and qualified Campus Hotel-Akademie Dresden of Europe? Then come to the European Contact
professionals are in high demand in the University Viadrina, where students and
Georgenstraße 7, 01097 Dresden Intl. Business Administration Program
hotel industry. With our International Hotel teaching staff from around the world come
Tel. +49 (0) 3 51-40 76 17 20 Große Scharrnstr. 59, 15230 Frankfurt (Oder)
Management Bachelor’s programme at together. Our goal is to offer an interna-
our Dresden campus, we educate young, info@hotel-akademie.com tional study programme at a high scientific international@europa-uni.de
dedicated individuals who aim to begin an www.hochschulcampus-dresden.de level, preparing you for the challenges of www.wiwi.europa-uni.de/iba
international career in hospitality. the global job market.
The three-and-a-half-year programme in- The highly ranked (CHE) IBA Bachelor’s
cludes 12 months of practical training at programme is a six-semester, full-time
different international locations. Graduates programme without study fees. Courses
are provided with profound business- and in the first three semesters are held in
industry-related knowledge, personal and English; classes in the second half of the
management skills, and practical experi- programme are bilingual.
ence in both operations and management.
This unique approach prepares gradu- The European University Viadrina cooper-
ates for a successful start in a career in ates with more than 240 universities world-
International Hospitality Management. wide. Every student has the opportunity
to complement his or her studies with an
integrated exchange semester or even a
double degree.

Geisenheim – Geisenheim University Hamburg – Kühne Logistics University

International Wine Business (IWB) Bachelor of Science in Management
Type University Type University of Applied Sciences
The programme in International Wine Course Language English Our Bachelor’s programme lays the Course Language English
Business focuses on world wine markets, groundwork for an international career in
including various aspects of marketing and Contact management. We offer a specialisation in Contact
economics. It includes obligatory modules Dep. of Business Admin. & Market Research logistics and supply chain management. Student Recruitment & Sales
on viticulture, oenology, and sensory Students can also choose a more intensive
Von-Lade-Straße 1, 65366 Geisenheim Großer Grasbrook 17, 20457 Hamburg
evaluation, thus covering the complete track in which they can gain extra credits.
Tel. +49 (0) 67 22-50 23 93 Tel. +49 (0) 40-3 28 70 71 60
value chain of the wine business “from
the grape to the bottle”. Practical studies Jon.Hanf@hs-gm.de Through their studies at KLU, students study@the-klu.org
in seminars, practical exercises, intern- www.hs-geisenheim.de will acquire an education in management, www.the-klu.org
ships, and field trips are of vital importance economics, logistics, quantitative meth-
throughout the programme. There is ods, soft skills competencies (i.e., com-
close cooperation with companies in the munication, teamwork, and negotiation),
areas of business development, business international experience, foreign language
administration, and marketing. proficiency, and a diversified and interdis-
ciplinary education, and problem-solving
Geisenheim University has been highly competencies gained by understanding,
regarded in the wine business and in analysing, and structuring complex real-
fields of viticulture, oenology, and bev- world situations. They will gain practical
erage technology for over 50 years. The experience from internships, excursions,
special atmosphere at our campus univer- and lectures by professionals and industry
sity encourages a very close relationship experts.
between students and teaching staff.
KLU ranks among the top universities in
Germany.

Heidelberg – SRH University Heidelberg Kamp-Lintfort – Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences

International Business (BA) International Business and Social Sciences, BA
Our International Business Bachelor’s Course Language English We strongly believe that you can only be Course Language English
programme will enable you to understand successful on a global scale if your profes-
the connections between business thinking sional knowledge is as distinct as your cul- Contact
and philosophies in an international con- Contact tural competence. Good managers know Zentrale Studienberatung
text. The programme has an international that factors such as negotiation, communi-
School of Business Marie-Curie-Straße 1, 47533 Kleve
focus and provides plenty of opportunities cation, or motivation styles are as varied as
Ludwig-Guttmann-Straße 6, 69123 Heidelberg Tel. +49 (0) 28 21-80 67 33 60
for international experiences. cultures and that different political struc-
julia.neef@hochschule-heidelberg.de tures and legal systems require adaptation studienberatung@hochschule-rhein-waal.de
During the course, you will find challenging www.hochschule-heidelberg.de/en to local business environments. Our degree www.hochschule-rhein-waal.de
and applicable tasks that will help you get course provides students with an extensive
a head start in your personal and career grounding which is more than just busi-
development. Our professors will support ness economics. The sound understanding
you in the goal-oriented application of of economics and economic interrelations
your business know-how. You can gain combined with cross-cultural management
valuable international experience, improve skills will enable students to respond to the
your language skills, and obtain intercul challenge of internationalisation. Gradu-
tural competence with an integrated ates will be highly qualified for a career
study abroad period at one of our partner in international companies and will find
universities. employment in a wide range of roles from
purchasing and distribution to controlling
International career opportunities await and marketing.
you, as you will be empowered with a
global perspective and an understanding
of business on a worldwide scale.

Karlsruhe – Karlshochschule International University Kleve – Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences

International Business (BA) Agribusiness, BA
Are you interested in what is happening Course Language English The Agribusiness degree programme is Course Language English
in the world and the effects thereof? The a business economics and management
exchange and trade of goods and serv- Contact programme applied to agricultural and Contact
ices is what defines our human relation- Admissions food supply chains. The agriculture s ector Zentrale Studienberatung
ships. That is why economics needs to and the food industry are highly dynamic
Karlstraße 36–38, 76133 Karlsruhe Marie-Curie-Straße 1, 47533 Kleve
have a human perspective and be guided and innovative sectors that have to adapt
Tel. +49 (0) 7 21-48 09 50 Tel. +49 (0) 28 21-80 67 33 60
by clear values. Do you want to approach to increasing global competition, rising
the economy in a committed and sustain- admissions@karlshochschule.de demands in the quality of food, and natu- studienberatung@hochschule-rhein-waal.de
able manner rather than merely as a way karlshochschule.de/en/ ral resource scarcity. The objective of www.hochschule-rhein-waal.de
of maximising returns and simply having a the study course is to train highly quali-
profit? Do you want to witness an economy fied economists and managers who can
in which globalisation is perceived not as respond to the challenges of this dynamic
a threat but rather as an opportunity for sector and actively manage them. The
fair and humane treatment? Do you want to study programme focuses on the economic
study economics as a cultural and linguis- and management processes along agri-
tic phenomenon? Are you eager to acquire cultural and food supply chains from pro-
the ability to identify differences within and duction to consumption. The programme
between cultures and act with confidence covers topics from human resource
on an international level? management to accounting, plant produc-
tion, supply chain management, market
Check out our International Business research, innovation management, and
programme @ the Karls! entrepreneurship, among others.

Kleve – Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences Kleve – Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences
International Business and Social Sciences, BA International Taxation and Law, BA
International interdependence of econom- Course Language English International connections in times of glo- Course Language English
ics as well as the interaction of regional balisation have fundamentally influenced
economical systems have led to a sharp Contact tax systems and related laws. Companies Contact
increase of multinationally operating com- Zentrale Studienberatung and tax authorities as well as legislative Zentrale Studienberatung
panies and organisations. This develop- authorities are increasingly concerned
Marie-Curie-Straße 1, 47533 Kleve Marie-Curie-Straße 1, 47533 Kleve
ment is considered in this course of study. with international taxation. Therefore,
Tel. +49 (0) 28 21-80 67 33 60 Tel. +49 (0) 28 21-80 67 33 60
The structure of the course follows a logi- the contents of the degree have a strong
cal sequence of economics, politics, law, studienberatung@hochschule-rhein-waal.de international focus and aim at national studienberatung@hochschule-rhein-waal.de
and social sciences. Special emphasis is www.hochschule-rhein-waal.de and worldwide tax issues. Students are www.hochschule-rhein-waal.de
placed on international aspects of these equipped with substantial knowledge of
disciplines and on the interdisciplinary link national fiscal law (particularly with re-
between economics and relevant aspects spect to income tax law), procedural
within the realms of social science. law, and business taxation. Based on the
prevailing legal framework, topics in the
field of international taxation like bilat-
eral agreements or supranational law are
analysed and discussed critically. Gradu-
ates are able to identify and evaluate so-
phisticated tax issues both economically
and legally and can develop appropriate
solutions.

Lüneburg – Leuphana University Lüneburg Magdeburg – University of Magdeburg

International Business Administration & Entrepreneurship International Business & Economics / IBE (BSc)
In the Bachelor’s programme in Interna- Course Language English Do you wish to acquire the knowledge, skills, Course Language English
tional Business Administration & Entrepre- and methods necessary for future involve-
neurship, conducted in English, you will Contact ment in the global world of economics and Contact
learn to shape management processes Leuphana College business? Our Bachelor’s programme equips Faculty of Economics and Management
and entrepreneurship as social tasks. This students with analytical and mathematical
Scharnhorststraße 1, 21335 Lüneburg Universitätsplatz 2, 39106 Magdeburg
will enable you to acquire a responsible methods, intercultural and language studies,
Tel. +49 (0) 41 31-6 77 22 77 Tel. +49 (0) 3 91-6 75 88 18
capacity to take competent action towards and the global perspective that economists,
both management activities and self- infoportal@leuphana.de financial analysts, and managers are ex- isp@ovgu.de
employed entrepreneurship. www.leuphana.de/en/college/bachelor pected to possess in a world economy. www.isp.ovgu.de
The programme begins with the Leuphana The internationally oriented curriculum
Semester, during which you will acquire builds a strong basis in economics and
the foundations of academic literacy. From management during the first two years.
the second semester onwards, you will Afterwards, students may either special-
complete your main subject in International ise by choosing elective modules within
Business Administration & Entrepreneur- the faculty or apply for a study abroad
ship with a minor subject such as Econom- programme.
ics, Popular Music Studies, or Sustain-
ability Science, for example. You will also The compact campus provides an o ptimal,
attend courses that are part of the interdis- international learning environment with
ciplinary Complementary Studies. small class sizes as well as a modern library
and classrooms. Magdeburg is a green,
pleasant city for students with affordable
accommodation.

München – Technische Universität München Nürnberg – Nuremberg Tech

Bachelor in Management & Technology (BSc) Bachelor in International Business
Take off with a head start – combine your Course Language English The International Business Bachelor’s Course Language English
management education with your passion programme lasts seven semesters and
for technology. provides a multinational environment from Contact
Contact the very beginning. Our students, many of Fakultät Betriebswirtschaft /
What is your plan? Is it to acquire out- them from an international background,
TUM School of Management International Business
standing skills in management or become are academically trained to work success-
Arcisstraße 21, 80333 München Bahnhofstraße 87, 90402 Nürnberg
qualified in technology or the natural fully in an intercultural and ever-changing
sciences? With our Bachelor in Manage- info@wi.tum.de international business environment. ib-bachelor-ib@th-nuernberg.de
ment and Technology, you can do both www.wi.tum.de www.th-nuernberg.de/ib
– and that is exactly what employers are During the first three semesters, we give a
looking for today. solid introduction to the tools of business
and management and offer professional
The programme features courses in man- training in English as well as in a second
agement studies as well as in natural business language. Our students spend
sciences or engineering. The programme their fourth and fifth semesters abroad:
runs six semesters and allows for a semes- one semester at one of our over 80 partner
ter abroad through its mobility window. universities worldwide and one semester
You will be taught using methods that draw interning with an international company.
on the latest research as well as state-of- We are looking for highly motivated, broad-
the-art industrial practice. minded students who see their profes
sional future in international business or
with international organisations.

Osnabrück – Osnabrück University of Applied Sciences Pfarrkirchen – Deggendorf Institute of Technology

International Management (BA) Intl. Tourism Management / Health & Medical Tourism (BA)
International Management is a study pro- Course Language English This Bachelor’s degree programme focuses Course Language English, German (25%)
gramme with an international orientation on health and medical tourism. Students
and a clear focus on the practical applica- Contact gain a broad-based expertise through theo Contact
tion of business and management skills. Faculty of Business Managemement and retical and practical teaching in the spe- Fakultät Angewandte Gesundheits
The language of instruction is English. This cifics of business and tourism, key skills,
Social Sciences · Caprivistraße 30 a, wissenschaften
Bachelor’s programme includes intensive implementation competence, and innova-
49074 Osnabrück · Tel. +49 (0) 5 41-9 69 20 20 Dieter-Görlitz-Platz 1, 94469 Deggendorf
German language courses and one study tion ability. Additionally, they acquire social
semester abroad. Graduates will have ibm@hs-osnabrueck.de and international skills, enabling them to io-ecri@th-deg.de
mastered major business subjects and www.hs-osnabrueck.de/en/wiso/ competently manage the complex, cross- ec.th-deg.de
become specialised in different fields of cultural environment of the tourism sector,
international management. They will have particularly in health and medical tourism.
acquired additional essential key qualifica- In light of the increasing multicultural glo-
tions, such as soft skills. They will be multi balisation of the tourism industry, great
lingual and will benefit from their intercul- importance is placed on the development
tural competence. These qualifications of students’ language skills.
meet companies’ requirements for interna-
tionally trained junior business managers,
and prepare students for management jobs
in nationally or internationally operating or-
ganisations as well as in industrial, trade,
or service businesses.

Reutlingen – Reutlingen University Soest – South Westphalia University of Applied Sciences

Bachelor in International Business (BSc) Business Administration with Informatics
Application for winter/summer semester Application for winter semester
The International Business Programme (IB) Course Language English The three-and-a-half-year programme is Course Language English
offers a BSc degree from Reutlingen Uni- offered by an international team of lectur-
versity after seven semesters. In addition, Contact ers to prepare students for their future Contact
students can earn an MBA or MSc degree BSc International Business careers. Campus Soest
from one of our partner universities after
Alteburgstraße 150, 72762 Reutlingen Lübecker Ring 2, 59494 Soest
eight semesters. The programme starts The course of study is taught entirely in
Tel. +49 (0) 71 21-2 71 30 14 Tel. +49 (0) 29 21-3 78 34 65
twice a year, in September and March. Of English to help students master global
the 140 places available, 70 are allocated bsc.ib@reutlingen-university.de -business demands. Special emphasis is janzen@fh-swf.de
to international applicants each year. www.esb-business-school.de/en placed on information technology as a www.fh-swf.de/bba
basis for global networks. Modern tools are
IB covers all fields of business administra- used (such as SAP software), given their
tion taught from the viewpoint of interna- relevance in the fields of business.
tional companies. All courses are held in
English and conducted in small, seminar- The programme also offers students ample
like groups. In the fifth semester, students opportunity to acquire soft skills by working
choose a major in Marketing & Strategy, in international teams, thereby gaining an
Finance & Accounting, or Human Resource informed understanding of other cultures.
Management & Organisation. Students
obtain direct, practical experience in Reviewers stated: “The multi-cultural envi-
mandatory internships and spend one, two, ronment is a clear enrichment for all partic-
or three semesters at one of more than ipants. Particularly worth emphasising are
50 partner universities worldwide. the good equipment, the lecturers’ excep-
tional commitment, and the good counselling
and tutoring services for foreign students.”

Villingen-Schwenningen – Furtwangen University Villingen-Schwenningen – Furtwangen University

Business Management and Psychology (BMP) International Business Management (IBM)
Application for summer semester Application for winter semester
If you are interested in how economic sys- Course Language English, German (25%) Do you want to study international business Course Language English
tems work, want to understand how human management with multilingual students
behaviour affects business processes, and Contact from around the world? The social and in- Contact
have a keen interest in psychology – then Fakultät Wirtschaft tercultural skills that you will gain while Fakultät Wirtschaft
you are in the right place! studying are the best preparation for your
Jakob-Kienzle-Straße 17, 78054 Villingen- Jakob-Kienzle-Straße 17, 78054 Villingen-
future career in the international arena.
Schwenningen · Tel. +49 (0) 77 20-3 07 46 28 Schwenningen · Tel. +49 (0) 77 20-3 07 43 57
Business Management and Psychology is
a business management programme with a mena@hs-furtwangen.de Do you want to test the waters during your mbs@hs-furtwangen.de
focus on business psychology. www.bmp.en.hs-furtwangen.de studies by means of a semester abroad www.hfu-business-school.de/
and an internship semester in Germany
The close linking of business studies and or abroad? Our integrated programme of
psychology and the highly practical orienta studying abroad and gaining real-world
tion of the programme mean that it is strong- experience through the internship and
ly geared towards the needs of companies. various projects in industry provides you
with a highly competitive advantage when
Students analyse business issues from a applying for employment after graduation.
psychological perspective and recommend
appropriate solutions. The focus of the pro- We encourage you to join the expanding
gramme is on how human experience, be- group of BA IBM students who will be the
haviour, and decision making affect markets next movers in the international and multi
and organisations. This is something which cultural environment of business, today
all our lecturers at HFU Business School are and tomorrow.
familiar with, thanks to their many years of
business experience in the workplace.

3 Industrial Engineering
Würzburg – Univ. of Applied Sciences Würzburg-Schweinfurt Kamp-Lintfort – Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences
BA in International Management Communication and Information Engineering, BSc
Highly qualified business economists are Course Language English Everywhere we go, we are surrounded by Course Language English
among the pillars of the German economy. technical systems so unobtrusive and nat-
Our programme prepares you for a career Contact ural that we rarely notice them anymore. Contact
in an international business environment in FHWS International Entertainment systems, technical healthcare Zentrale Studienberatung
Germany or abroad. Graduates of the pro- solutions, smart buildings, smart f actories,
Münzstraße 19, 97070 Würzburg Marie-Curie-Straße 1, 47533 Kleve
gramme have a broad basic knowledge of traffic monitoring and control systems,
Tel. +49 (0) 9 31-35 11 65 00 Tel. +49 (0) 28 21-80 67 33 60
the core subjects in business management. automated driving assistance, and mobile
They will develop in-depth knowledge in i-campus@fhws.de phones are just a few examples of things studienberatung@hochschule-rhein-waal.de
one specialisation. The course of studies www.international.fhws.de that have become ingrained parts of our www.hochschule-rhein-waal.de
involves a total of seven semesters fully lives.
taught in English, including one practical
semester, and it comprises 210 ECTS. You Our degree course aims to develop stu-
will have the chance of completing one or dents’ expertise in the fields of electrical
more semesters at one of our 80 partner engineering (focused on signal process-
universities or you can spend the practical ing) and computer science. Due to their
semester abroad. interdisciplinary, practical, and truly inter
national education, our graduates are
Benefit from our special support programme highly sought-after and well suited for
for international students and start your international careers, including software
career in Germany. and hardware development, project man-
agement, automation, innovation manage-
ment, consultancy, and technical product
management.

3 Industrial Engineering
3 Political Science
Kleve – Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences Karlsruhe – Karlshochschule International University

Industrial Engineering, BSc International Relations (BA)
The structure of the Bachelor’s degree pro- Course Language English Are you passionately interested in what Course Language English
gramme i Industrial Engineering is derived is happening in the world and the effects
directly from the typical structure and or- Contact thereof? Do you soak up new information Contact
ganisation of technological enterprises Zentrale Studienberatung like a sponge and throw yourself into any Admissions
and the career profiles that can be found new political debate? Do the major issues
Marie-Curie-Straße 1, 47533 Kleve Karlstraße 36–38, 76133 Karlsruhe
there. The foundation is laid in the first se- and challenges in our world that revolve
Tel. +49 (0) 28 21-80 67 33 60 Tel. +49 (0) 7 21-48 09 50
mester by teaching the basics of scientific around peace, prosperity, environmental
engineering and economics. Building on studienberatung@hochschule-rhein-waal.de protection, justice, and human rights e xcite admissions@karlshochschule.de
this, the core subjects relevant to func- www.hochschule-rhein-waal.de and drive you? Are you interested in build- karlshochschule.de/en/
tions within a commercial enterprise are ing bridges? Do you find it rewarding when
taught, such as technical purchasing, inno- you can help to find peaceful resolutions
vation and production development proc- for a major conflict? Do you want to learn
esses, production, and technical marketing and understand the context of interna-
and sales. In order to meet the very high tional politics and economics, ecology and
standards demanded of internationality ethics, legal regulations, and cultural ideas
and interdisciplinarity, subjects including as well as the art of diplomatic negotiations
conflict management, intercultural man- from scratch?
agement, and entrepreneurship will be
covered, and the students will acquire a Then check out our International Relations
wealth of soft skills. programme @ the Karls!

3 Political Science
3 Political Science
Kleve – Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences Magdeburg – University of Magdeburg

International Relations, BA European Studies (BA)
The degree programme aims at providing Course Language English The Magdeburg European Studies BA pro- Course Language German, English (25–50%)
students with a comprehensive overview gramme is an interdisciplinary course of
of international relations both from a politi- Contact studies focusing on European integration Contact
cal and from a socio-economic perspec- Zentrale Studienberatung with a particular emphasis on the European Faculty of Humanities
tive. The combination of political science, Union. Aspects of EU policies and poli-
Marie-Curie-Straße 1, 47533 Kleve Zschokkestr. 32, Geb. 40, 39104 Magdeburg
economics, social science, and law as well tics, law, economy, and European cultural
Tel. +49 (0) 28 21-80 67 33 60 Tel. +49 (0) 3 91-6 75 66 60
as a profound methodological knowledge diversity are central to the programme.
will enable graduates to think interna- studienberatung@hochschule-rhein-waal.de Special attention is given to the “new” agnieszka.zawadzka@ovgu.de
tionally, to carry out sophisticated analy- www.hochschule-rhein-waal.de member states (accession 2004 or later). www.eurostud.ovgu.de
ses, to draw abstract conclusions, and to Language courses (Western and Eastern
transfer the acquired expert knowledge European languages), studies abroad at
to adjacent areas. The interdisciplinary our p artner universities, and an internship
nature of the degree programme takes are compulsory.
into account the complex connections
between political, economic, and social The course will strengthen the learning
aspects of international relations. Profound skills, problem-solving capacities, inter-
knowledge of international relations with cultural competencies, and social skills of
a local, regional, international, and global the students. Our alumni enjoy a high em-
focus is acquired over the course of this ployability in the public service as well as
programme, with due regard to current in private industries Europe-wide. IKUS,
developments and challenges. an intercultural student organisation at
our university, will support you during your
first steps.

3 Social Science
3 Social Science
Kleve – Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences Stuttgart – University of Stuttgart

Gender and Diversity, BA Social Sciences (German-French), BA
The Gender and Diversity Bachelor’s pro- Course Language English The German-French programme in Social Course Language German, French
gramme delves into questions related to Sciences leads to a Bachelor’s degree
current developments, such as mobility Contact and is offered by the Institute of Social Contact
and diverse ways of living, by examining Zentrale Studienberatung Sciences at the University of Stuttgart in Institut of Social Sciences
the processes behind these new trends. As cooperation with Sciences Po Bordeaux.
Marie-Curie-Straße 1, 47533 Kleve Breitscheidstraße 2, 70174 Stuttgart
a student, you’ll acquire the fundamental The programme is supported by the Fran-
Tel. +49 (0) 28 21-80 67 33 60 Tel. +49 (0) 7 11-68 58 48 90
knowledge and methods needed for the co-German University (Saarbrücken). Every
analysis of these trends. Moreover, you studienberatung@hochschule-rhein-waal.de winter semester, 12 French and 12 German fifa@sowi.uni-stuttgart.de
will obtain profound theoretical and practi- www.hochschule-rhein-waal.de participants are admitted to the programme. www.uni-stuttgart.de/soz/institut
cal knowledge of the instruments of equal They spend the first and the third year of
opportunities and diversity management. study in Bordeaux and the second year in
You will also acquire specific competen- Stuttgart. The programme conveys knowl-
cies crucial for tackling the emerging chal- edge of theories and methods in the social
lenges facing organisations, institutions, sciences, fields of research, and typical
and companies. areas of the social sciences, such as politi-
cal and social systems, international rela-
tions, political opinions, social and p olitical
behaviour and p articipation, m odern po-
litical theories, political p hilosophy, and
economics.
Mathematics, Natural Sciences,
Agriculture, Medicine, Sport
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3
Mathematics, Natural Sciences in general
69
Environment and Energy, BSc ID-3166 none studienberatung@hochschule-rhein-waal.de
3
Agriculture
69
Sustainable Agriculture, BSc ID-3148 none studienberatung@hochschule-rhein-waal.de
3
Biology
Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry and Cell Biology ID-0584 7,500.– to 10,000.– admission@jacobs-university.de
University of Göttingen ^ Göttingen English winter semester www.uni-goettingen.de/en/203287.html
70
Molecular Ecosystem Sciences (BSc) ID-3158 none mes@gwdg.de
70
Bioengineering, BSc ID-3601 none studienberatung@hochschule-rhein-waal.de
Hochschule Bonn-Rhein-Sieg Rheinbach English winter semester www.h-brs.de/en/anna/applied-biology-bsc
Bachelor of Science in Applied Biology ID-1211 none dieter.reinscheid@h-brs.de
3
Chemistry
FH Aachen – University of Applied Sciences Aachen German winter semester www.fh-aachen.de/en/university/ios/
Bachelor of Science in Applied Chemistry ID-2059 none ios@fh-aachen.de
Bielefeld University Bielefeld German, French winter semester www.uni-bielefeld.de/chemie/studlehr/
Binational Bachelor of Science in Chemistry ID-2560 none beschreibungen/ba-df.html
thomas.hellweg@uni-bielefeld.de
Bachelor of Science in Chemistry ID-0588 7,500.– to 10,000.– admission@jacobs-university.de
Mathematics, Natural Sciences, Agriculture, Medicine, Sport 67

3
Chemistry
BSc in Medicinal Chemistry & Chemical Biology (MCCB) ID-4607 7,500.– to 10,000.– admission@jacobs-university.de
71
Biomaterials Science, BSc ID-3161 none studienberatung@hochschule-rhein-waal.de
Saarland University Saarbrücken German, English, winter semester www.uni-saarland.de/campus/studium/
German-French Bachelor’s Programme in Chemistry ID-3933 French none studienangebot/az/c/chem-ba
c.voelzing@mx.uni-saarland.de
3
Computer Science
71
Business Information Systems (BSc) ID-5134 4,000.– to 5,000.– info@srh-hochschule-berlin.de
SRH Hochschule der populären Künste ^ Berlin English summer semester https://www.hdpk.de/en/studies/
72
BA Audio Design ID-5042 3,000.– to 4,000.– bachelor/audio-design/
studienberatung@hdpk.de
Bachelor of Science in Computer Science ID-0615 7,500.– to 10,000.– admission@jacobs-university.de
Bachelor of Science in Intelligent Mobile Systems ID-3520 7,500.– to 10,000.– admission@jacobs-university.de
University of Duisburg-Essen Duisburg English winter semester www.uni-due.de/ise
BSc Computer Engineering ID-4855 German (25–50%) none scies@uni-due.de
Osnabrück University Osnabrück English winter semester www.uni-osnabrueck.de
Cognitive Science (BSc) ID-0238 German (25–50%) none karoline.bachteler@uni-osnabrueck.de
72
Health Informatics (BSc) ID-5110 none io-ecri@th-deg.de

3
Computer Science
University of Applied Sciences Ulm ^ Ulm English winter semester www.hs-ulm.de/cts
73
Computer Science (CTS) ID-4703 varied kratzer@hs-ulm.de
3
Earth Sciences
Bachelor of Science in Earth and Environmental Sciences ID-0266 7,500.– to 10,000.– admission@jacobs-university.de
Brandenburg University of Technology Cottbus-Senftenberg ^ Cottbus English winter semester www.b-tu.de/environment-bs
73
Environmental and Resource Management (BSc) ID-2178 none environment-bs@b-tu.de
3
Mathematics
Bachelor of Science in Mathematics ID-0589 7,500.– to 10,000.– admission@jacobs-university.de
University of Applied Sciences Mittweida ^ Mittweida English winter semester www.hs-mittweida.de
74
Applied Mathematics ID-4836 none application@hs-mittweida.de
3
Medicine
Jacobs University Bremen ^ Bremen English winter semester www.jacobs-university.de/mednat
74
Bachelor of Science in Medical Natural Sciences ID-4291 German (25–50%) more than 10,000.– admission@jacobs-university.de
3
Physics, Astronomy
Bachelor of Science in Physics ID-0590 7,500.– to 10,000.– admission@jacobs-university.de
Saarland University Saarbrücken German, French winter semester ci.physik.uni-saarland.de
German-French Bachelor’s Programme in Physics ID-3935 none c.wagner@mx.uni-saarland.de
3
Sport
University of Münster Münster English winter semester www.wwu.de
Bachelor of Science: Human Movement in Sports and Exercise ID-4251 German (25%) none bohnc@uni-muenster.de

3 Mathematics, Natural Sciences in general
3 Agriculture
Kamp-Lintfort – Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences Kleve – Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences
Environment and Energy, BSc Sustainable Agriculture, BSc
The future of industrial societies depends Course Language English Students of the Bachelor’s degree pro- Course Language English
on the sustainable use of resources. Facing gramme in Sustainable Agriculture analyse
environmental limits, we need to find solu- Contact and assess agricultural and horticultural Contact
tions that help to supply the high demand Zentrale Studienberatung production systems regarding their sus- Zentrale Studienberatung
for energy and raw materials. At the same tainability and develop approaches for their
time, industries have to tackle emissions optimisation. They consider s ustainability
Tel. +49 (0) 28 21-80 67 33 60 Tel. +49 (0) 28 21-80 67 33 60
reduction and the challenges brought about in its ecological, economic, and social
by global climate change. studienberatung@hochschule-rhein-waal.de aspects. Resulting ethical questions are studienberatung@hochschule-rhein-waal.de
www.hochschule-rhein-waal.de also considered in lectures. The degree www.hochschule-rhein-waal.de
A dynamic environment like this needs in- programme in Sustainable Agriculture
dividuals with a broad range of skills and combines technical, natural scientific,
knowledge. We have developed our course economic, and sociological subjects.
to fulfil that need and will provide students Analytical skills for the improvement of
with a profound knowledge base in natu- agricultural systems are broadened in
ral sciences and engineering as well as manifold and interdisciplinary projects.
a solid understanding of economics and A large array of contacts to companies
IT. Our international and interdisciplinary and institutions of the agricultural sector
focus will further expand students’ skill in Germany and abroad contribute to
set preparing them for future collabora- an applied and practice-oriented study
tion with experts in their subject area on a programme.
global scale.

3 Biology
3 Biology
Göttingen – University of Göttingen Kleve – Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences

Molecular Ecosystem Sciences (BSc) Bioengineering, BSc
From molecules … to ecosystems Course Language English Bioengineering encompasses an interdis- Course Language English
The innovative BSc in Molecular Ecosystem ciplinary field applying modern engineering
Sciences is a programme that combines Contact principles to solve problems and to enable Contact
ecology and molecular (bio-)sciences, Forstgenetik und Forstpflanzenzüchtung technologies important in various fields Zentrale Studienberatung
aiming at the functional understanding of such as biology, medicine, or health care.
Büsgenweg 2, 37077 Göttingen Marie-Curie-Straße 1, 47533 Kleve
ecosystem processes through a detailed In many cases, bioengineering products can
Tel. +49 (0) 5 51-3 93 35 40 Tel. +49 (0) 28 21-80 67 33 60
study of their molecular basis. only be realised by means of molecular
mes@gwdg.de biology and genetic engineering techniques. studienberatung@hochschule-rhein-waal.de
Molecules with particular functions inter- www.uni-goettingen.de/en/203287.html Thus, bioengineering is a wide discipline www.hochschule-rhein-waal.de
act with each other, and they are eventu- that is still growing, encompassing a broad
ally responsible for the reactions of a cell, range of areas.
a tissue, an organism, or even an ecosys-
tem, ultimately leading to environmental To prepare our students for today’s chal-
change. lenges in bioengineering, the curriculum
combines natural sciences with modern
The BSc in Molecular Ecosystem Sciences engineering principles, training high-
is a research-oriented programme com- standard engineers for biomedical and
prising scientific modules and weekly biotechnology industries as well as health-
training, including practical work, field- care and clinical services. Furthermore,
work, and lab courses. A full semester is intensive supervision in small groups
reserved for elective modules. Students and state-of-the-art facilities in modern
are encouraged to spend it at partner laboratories provide a unique learning
universities abroad to further strengthen experience.
their international profile.

3 Chemistry
3 Computer Science
Kleve – Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences Berlin – SRH Hochschule Berlin

Biomaterials Science, BSc Business Information Systems (BSc)
Biomaterials Science at Rhine-Waal Uni- Course Language English Cloud computing, smart technologies, and Course Language English
versity of Applied Sciences focuses on the Industry 4.0 are changing the way we work.
research of biocompatible, biomimetic, Contact However, these changes also bring chal- Contact
and bio-based materials. Recent advances, Zentrale Studienberatung lenges such as the security of information Campus Berlin
e.g., in the development of biocompatible systems, the handling of big data, and data
Marie-Curie-Straße 1, 47533 Kleve Ernst-Reuter-Platz 10, 10587 Berlin
materials, allow for the construction of protection issues.
Tel. +49 (0) 28 21-80 67 33 60 Tel. +49 (0) 30-3 74 37 40
implants with enhanced durability and ex-
tended functionality. Biomimetic m aterials studienberatung@hochschule-rhein-waal.de “Business Information Systems” students info@srh-hochschule-berlin.de
– structured like their biological ideals – www.hochschule-rhein-waal.de learn how to handle these challenges as www.srh-hochschule-berlin.de/en/
have properties that cannot be obtained a result of receiving a thorough IT and
otherwise. Bio-inspired materials can be business education and becoming experts
synthesised with a negative CO2 balance. in two fields. Our students not only expand
Such modern polymers have very similar their management knowledge in classic
properties to oil-based ones; bio-based business modules, such as economics,
and biodegradable polymers thus have marketing, and finance. They also learn
the potential to play a leading role in the how to develop websites and learn about
near future. All three types of biomaterials IT security and IT business alignment.
are central to industry, research, and
development. Equipped with a range of interdisciplinary
and soft skills, such as intercultural and
language skills, Bachelor of Science stu-
dents are able to tackle the challenges of
the digitalised economy and enjoy great
job prospects.

3 Computer Science
3 Computer Science
Berlin – SRH Hochschule der populären Künste Pfarrkirchen – Deggendorf Institute of Technology
BA Audio Design Health Informatics (BSc)
Audio Design employs the computer as Course Language English This degree course educates students to Course Language English
a complete sound producer, composer become computer scientists in the health
platform, audio arranging tool, and digital Contact industry. Informatics-based, medical, Contact
mixing console. The audio designer’s Study Advisory Board scientific, and technical knowledge in Fakultät Angewandte Gesundheits
repertoire includes not only various music healthcare and in the healthcare industry
Potsdamer Straße 188, 10783 Berlin wissenschaften
genres, sound designs, and acoustic are influential in management. This
Tel. +49 (0) 30-2 33 20 66 14 Dieter-Görlitz-Platz 1, 94469 Deggendorf
special effects but also voice production course provides the knowledge and skills
and band/ensemble supervision control. studienberatung@hdpk.de necessary to design information systems io-ecri@th-deg.de
https://www.hdpk.de/en/studies/bachelor for the healthcare sector and throughout ec.th-deg.de
The Bachelor’s programme in Audio Design the healthcare industry. Students will be
at hdpk offers superior preparation in able to develop, configure, and operate
the profession’s theoretical and practical these systems while complying with the
aspects. It complements personal musical applicable rules and regulations.
and creative development with sound engi-
neering skills in areas such as instrument
engineering, electro-acoustics, and music
informatics.
hdpk is a leading private university for

the creative industries, situated in one of
Germany’s creative hubs: Berlin.

3 Computer Science
3 Earth Sciences
Ulm – University of Applied Sciences Ulm Cottbus – Brandenburg University of Technology

Computer Science (CTS) Environmental and Resource Management (BSc)
Computer Science prevails in all areas of Course Language English The study course offers an integrated Course Language English
life. The systematic processing of infor approach to current international environ-
mation and the involved possibility of Contact mental issues that help improve the quality Contact
automation and networking are essential Fakultät Informatik of professional environmental manage- Bureau for International Studies (BIS)
in today’s society. Computer science is one ment for the 21st century. It offers classes
Albert-Einstein-Allee 55, 89081 Ulm Platz der Deutschen Einheit 1, 03046 Cottbus
of the most important innovation drivers. for building a solid base in a wide range of
Tel. +49 (0) 7 31-5 02 86 04 Tel. +49 (0) 3 55-69 37 18
Therefore, computer scientists will be able fields, including technical subjects as well
to find exciting and interdisciplinary jobs kratzer@hs-ulm.de as classes in natural sciences, sociology, environment-bs@b-tu.de
in industry or with service providers. www.hs-ulm.de/cts and economics. More specific classes deal www.b-tu.de/environment-bs
with current environmental issues such
The degree course of study “Computer as techniques for resource protection,
Science” is conducted completely in concepts in environmental planning, risk
English and leads local and international and impact assessment as well as socio-
students to a BSc in eight semesters. economic implications. The acquisition of
For the individual orientation of studies management skills and social competence
according to their personal preferences, is therefore valued just as highly and in-
students can choose two of eight different dispensably as technical and scientific
focuses: Computer Engineering, Service knowledge.
Robotics, IT-Security, Mobile Computing,
Computer Graphics & Vision, Information ECTS: 180
systems, Business Administration, and Degree: BSc – Bachelor of Science
Medical Information Systems. Application deadline (for foreign higher
entrance qualification): 15 July

3 Mathematics
3 Medicine
Mittweida – University of Applied Sciences Mittweida Bremen – Jacobs University Bremen

Applied Mathematics Bachelor of Science in Medical Natural Sciences
Modern mathematics is at the heart of an Course Language English The preparatory study programme Medical Course Language English, German (25–50%)
increasing number of innovations in the Natural Sciences (MedNat) c ombines nat-
field of digital communication, satellite Contact ural sciences, life sciences, and medicine. Contact
navigation, e-commerce, medical technol- Bewerberservice Designed to prepare students to enter a Undergraduate Education
ogy, and consumer electronics. Its main German medical school, students also learn
Technikumplatz 17, 09648 Mittweida Campus Ring 1, 28759 Bremen
characteristics are its algorithmic and German at least up to advanced B2 level
Tel. +49 (0) 37 27-58 12 69 Tel. +49 (0) 4 21-2 00 42 00
technology-driven approach, combined within the three years of study. A Bachelor
with industrial relevance and innovation. application@hs-mittweida.de of Science (BSc) will be awarded upon admission@jacobs-university.de
The goal of this Bachelor’s degree pro- www.hs-mittweida.de successful completion of the programme. www.jacobs-university.de/mednat
gramme in applied mathematics is to give
young people a promising perspective for The foundations of MedNat in the natural
an academic or professional career in the sciences are laid out in science modules,
field of mathematics and its applications. comprising a series of lectures in disci-
The programme is bilingual, which means plines such as chemistry and physics with
that the first two semesters are taught in two corresponding lab courses. Three
English. Students may learn German in specialised modules introduce the basic
specialised German courses during the concepts of medicine and life sciences.
first two semesters. In addition to intensive language classes,
the German modules offer seminars on
Germany and its regions, the German
healthcare system, and preparation for the
transition to German medical schools.
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Engineering in general
Bachelor of Biomedical Engineering ID-2113 none ios@fh-aachen.de
Bachelor of Physical Engineering ID-2118 none ios@fh-aachen.de
Trier University of Applied Sciences ^ Birkenfeld English winter semester www.umwelt-campus.de/sbt
80
Sustainable Business and Technology ID-4792 none sbt@umwelt-campus.de
Fulda University of Applied Sciences ^ Fulda German winter semester www.hs-fulda.de/lebensmitteltechnologie/
80
Science & Engineering ID-4928 English (25%) none studieninteressierte
uta.anschuetz@lt.hs-fulda.de
Hamburg University of Technology ^ Hamburg English winter semester www.tuhh.de
81
General Engineering Science ID-1096 German (25–50%) none study@tuhh.de
Ilmenau University of Technology Ilmenau German winter semester www.tu-ilmenau.de/ia/studium/
Bachelor of Science Biomedical Engineering ID-5083 none bmt-ba-bmt-ma/
marko.helbig@tu-ilmenau.de
Technische Hochschule Ingolstadt ^ Ingolstadt English winter semester em.thi.de
81
Engineering and Management (BEng) ID-3891 none gerd.schwandner@thi.de
82
Mechatronic Systems Engineering, BSc ID-3163 none studienberatung@hochschule-rhein-waal.de
University of Applied Sciences Niederrhein Mönchen- English winter semester www.hs-niederrhein.de/faculties/
Bachelor of Science Textile and Clothing Management gladbach none textile-and-clothing-technology
ID-3537 auslandsbuero@hsnr.de
Hof University of Applied Sciences Münchberg English winter semester www.hof-university.com/nc/course-
Innovative Textiles ID-4265 1,000.– to 2,000.– options/full-time-programs/bachelor/
innovative-textiles-beng.html
mrauch@hof-university.de
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Engineering in general
Munich University of Applied Sciences München German, French winter semester www.fb06.fh-muenchen.de
Production & Automation (Bachelor & Master, German/French) ID-4830 none stefan.linner@hm.edu
82
Industrial Engineering / Maintenance and Operation (BEng) ID-4701 none io-ecri@th-deg.de
Saarland University Saarbrücken German winter/summer semester www.uni-saarland.de/en/institution/
Atlantis: Materials Science and Mechanical Engineering ID-2685 English (25%) varied eusmat/international-studies/bachelor/
atlantis.html
info@eusmat.net
Saarland University Saarbrücken German, French winter semester www.lft.uni-saarland.de/en/eeigm.html
EEIGM Bachelor’s Programme (Materials Science) ID-3936 none m.cumbo@mx.uni-saarland.de
University of Applied Sciences Würzburg-Schweinfurt ^ Schweinfurt English winter semester www.international.fhws.de
83
BEng in Business and Engineering ID-4168 none i-campus@fhws.de
83
BEng in Logistics ID-4167 none i-campus@fhws.de
84
BEng in Mechatronics ID-4970 none i-campus@fhws.de
3
Civil Engineering
BSc Structural Engineering ID-4847 German (25–50%) none scies@uni-due.de
3
Bachelor of Electrical Engineering ID-2060 none ios@fh-aachen.de
Bachelor of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering ID-0616 7,500.– to 10,000.– admission@jacobs-university.de
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3
Hochschule für Technik und Wirtschaft Dresden ^ Dresden English winter semester https://www.htw-dresden.de/?id=34263.html
84
– University of Applied Sciences ID-4954 German (25–50%) none fachberatung_et@htw-dresden.de
Bachelor Electrical Engineering / Elektrotechnik (BEng)
BSc Electrical and Electronic Engineering ID-4854 German (25–50%) none scies@uni-due.de
Hamburg University of Applied Sciences ^ Hamburg English winter semester www.haw-hamburg.de/english/
85
Information Engineering ID-2167 none international-degree-students
ie_info@haw-hamburg.de
SRH University Heidelberg ^ Heidelberg English winter semester https://www.hochschule-heidelberg.de/
85
Electrical Engineering (BEng) ID-4588 3,000.– to 4,000.– en/electrical-engineering/
achim.gottscheber@hochschule-
heidelberg.de
86
Electronics, BSc ID-3170 none studienberatung@hochschule-rhein-waal.de
Mannheim University of Applied Sciences ^ Mannheim German winter semester www.ete.hs-mannheim.de/prospective-
86
Automation Technology (BSc) ID-0302 English (25–50%) varied students/courses-of-study-in-english
sekretariat@elektrotechnik.hs-mannheim.de
Mannheim University of Applied Sciences ^ Mannheim German winter semester www.ete.hs-mannheim.de/prospective-
87
Power Engineering and Renewable Energies (BSc) ID-0299 English (25–50%) varied students/courses-of-study-in-english
sekretariat@elektrotechnik.hs-mannheim.de
Ravensburg-Weingarten University of Applied Sciences ^ Weingarten English summer semester www.hs-weingarten.de
87
Electrical Engineering and Information Technology ID-2046 German (25–50%) varied lucia.mengis@hs-weingarten.de
Ravensburg-Weingarten University of Applied Sciences ^ Weingarten English summer semester www.hs-weingarten.de
88
Electromobility and Green Energy ID-5177 German (25–50%) varied lucia.mengis@hs-weingarten.de
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3
Mechanical Engineering / Process Engineering
Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering ID-2114 none ios@fh-aachen.de
BSc Mechanical Engineering ID-4852 German (25–50%) none scies@uni-due.de
Karlsruhe Institute of Technology ^ Karlsruhe English winter semester www.carlbenzschool.de
88
Mechanical Engineering at Carl Benz School of ID-1780 5,000.– to 7,500.– info@carlbenzschool.de
Engineering
89
Mechanical Engineering, BSc ID-3162 none studienberatung@hochschule-rhein-waal.de
Furtwangen University Villingen- German, English, winter semester www.hs-furtwangen.de/studiengaenge/
Bachelor of Science in International Engineering (IEB) Schwenningen French, Spanish varied fakultaet/wirtschaft/international-
ID-3125 engineering-bachelor.html
info-ieb@hs-furtwangen.de
3
Mining, Metallurgy
BSc Metallurgy and Metal Forming ID-4849 German (25–50%) none scies@uni-due.de
3
Transport Engineering, Nautical Science
89
Mobility and Logistics, BSc ID-3165 none studienberatung@hochschule-rhein-waal.de
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Birkenfeld – Trier University of Applied Sciences Fulda – Fulda University of Applied Sciences
Sustainable Business and Technology Science & Engineering
This interdisciplinary Bachelor’s programme Course Language English Fundamental engineering principles will Course Language German, English (25%)
at Germany’s most sustainability-oriented be taught in the English language during
university incorporates all aspects necessary Contact the basic course period (semester 1+2) of
to meet the demand of students seeking a Umwelt-Campus Birkenfeld the international and interdisciplinary Contact
global perspective between business and Bachelor’s degree programme. This will
Postfach 1380, 55761 Birkenfeld Fachbereich Lebensmitteltechnologie
technology. make the course work more accessible for
Tel. +49 (0) 67 82-17 12 06 Leipziger Straße 123, 36037 Fulda
In six semesters, students will study busi- international students and simultaneously
ness and engineering through innovative sbt@umwelt-campus.de prepare German students for a career in uta.anschuetz@lt.hs-fulda.de
learning concepts. Our focus on sustain- www.umwelt-campus.de/sbt international companies. An orientation www.hs-fulda.de
ability and green technologies and our module of the introductory phase conveys
globally interrelated perspective provide an overview of knowledge from central
future graduates with superb key quali- fields of all subject areas in order to facili-
fications that enable them to master the tate the choice between the four speciali-
challenges of our time. sation areas. Subsequently, the focus will
Real-life business projects as well as training shift to lectures (modules) in food technol-
in organisation, methods, and communica- ogy, applied computer science, electrical
tion skills complete our students’ academic engineering, and information technology.
and personal profiles.
As an extra benefit, German language and
intercultural communication modules will
pave the way for a possible professional
life in Germany or German enterprises
abroad.
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Hamburg – Hamburg University of Technology Ingolstadt – Technische Hochschule Ingolstadt

General Engineering Science Engineering and Management (BEng)
TUHH’s international Bachelor’s programme Course Language English, German (25–50%) The programme design is interdisciplinary Course Language English
General Engineering Science consists of and designed to meet the needs of global
interdisciplinary basic studies followed by Contact technology-based companies. The cur-
the choice of one of 14 branches of spe- STUDIS-Studierendenservice riculum is based on three pillars. Firstly, Contact
cialised studies. All fields in the classical students will receive a sound engineering
Am Schwarzenberg-Campus 3 Faculty of Mechanical Engineering
engineering sciences are presented in a education. Secondly, students will learn
21073 Hamburg Esplanade 10, 85049 Ingolstadt
single basic course of study. 50% of the fundamental management practices.
Bachelor’s programme will be held in Eng- study@tuhh.de Thirdly, students will be explicitly prepared gerd.schwandner@thi.de
lish, with the majority of English lectures www.tuhh.de to work in an international, intercultural em.thi.de
taught during the first two semesters. environment.
Founded in 1978, TUHH has become a pop-

ular and successful training centre for a
new generation of engineers. With around
100 professors and lecturers, 1,150 m
embers
of staff, and an average of 7,000 students,
TUHH offers a uniquely high staff-to-student
ratio. The park-like campus in the south of
Hamburg provides a multifaceted environ-
ment, inspiring both social and intellectual
exchange.
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Kleve – Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences Pfarrkirchen – Deggendorf Institute of Technology

Mechatronic Systems Engineering, BSc Industrial Engineering / Maintenance and Operation (BEng)
The Bachelor’s degree programme in Course Language English Graduates of our Bachelor’s programme Course Language English
Mechatronic Systems Engineering, in Industrial Engineering / Maintenance
taught entirely in English, is offered at the Contact and Operation at the European Campus Contact
Kleve location of Rhine-Waal University Zentrale Studienberatung Rottal-Inn possess high-end qualifica- Fakultät Angewandte Naturwissenschaften
of Applied Sciences. With engineering, tions and know-how to work in national
Marie-Curie-Straße 1, 47533 Kleve und Wirtschaftsingenieurwesen (NUW)
electronics, and computer sciences, the and international contexts in the field of
Tel. +49 (0) 28 21-80 67 33 60 Dieter-Görlitz-Platz 1, 94469 Deggendorf
interdisciplinary degree course is built on energy and resource efficiency. The focus
a broad scientific foundation. In this de- studienberatung@hochschule-rhein-waal.de of this Bachelor’s degree lies on mainte- io-ecri@th-deg.de
gree course, the modules are unique in www.hochschule-rhein-waal.de nance, repair, and operation (MRO) with a ec.th-deg.de
that they combine scientific and techni- further specialisation in the development
cal content while conveying important of language skills and intercultural com-
key qualifications in management and soft petencies. Graduates will be able to work
skills. The ability to work in a team is sup- in process optimisation, plant engineering,
ported through two team projects, in which and facility management as well in con-
students work on exciting, interdisciplinary trolling and project management. After the
projects on topics encountered frequently successful completion of the programme
in industry. Graduates’ job prospects are and the Bachelor’s thesis, students will
strongly enhanced by the fact that they receive the academic degree Bachelor of
have been, amongst other things, intro- Engineering (BEng).
duced to process engineering as a special
field of mechatronic applications.
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Schweinfurt – Univ. of Applied Sciences Würzburg-Schweinfurt Schweinfurt – Univ. of Applied Sciences Würzburg-Schweinfurt
BEng in Business and Engineering BEng in Logistics
The Business and Engineering course Course Language English Logistics is the third largest sector of Course Language English
combines two different academic areas, industry in Germany and offers many c areer
allowing you to find work in both the spe- Contact opportunities worldwide. It is a complex Contact
cialised, technical engineering arena and FHWS International task that requires planning, organisation, FHWS International
the management industry. Skilled teaching practicality, and technical skills. There-
Münzstraße 19, 97070 Würzburg Münzstraße 19, 97070 Würzburg
staff from leading German companies fore, the study programme at our university
Tel. +49 (0) 9 31-35 11 65 00 Tel. +49 (0) 9 31-35 11 65 00
make sure the contents of classes at our combines IT, engineering and organisation
university are always up to date and con- i-campus@fhws.de – a perfect combination for a successful i-campus@fhws.de
stantly guarantee the practical relevance www.international.fhws.de career. www.international.fhws.de
of the courses.
We offer a Bachelor’s degree of seven se-
We offer a Bachelor’s degree of seven semesters fully taught in English. It comprises
mesters fully taught in English. It comprises 210 ECTS and provides all the specialised
210 ECTS and provides all the specialised knowledge and skills that are needed in
knowledge and skills that are needed in the the field of logistics today. You will acquire
field of business and engineering today. hands-on experience in your sixth semes-
You will acquire hands-on experience in ter by doing an internship at a renowned
your sixth semester by doing an internship company.
at a renowned company.
Benefit from our special support programme
Benefit from our special support programme for international students and start your
for international students and start your career in Germany.
career in Germany.
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3 Electrical Engineering
Schweinfurt – Univ. of Applied Sciences Würzburg-Schweinfurt Dresden – Hochschule für Technik und Wirtschaft Dresden
BEng in Mechatronics Bachelor Electrical Engineering / Elektrotechnik (BEng)
Mechatronics combines competences Course Language English The study programme in Electrical Engi- Course Language English, German (25–50%)
from areas of electrical and mechanical neering/Elektrotechnik caters to foreign
engineering with information processing. Contact students who want to combine a profound Contact
A degree in this field from FHWS opens FHWS International education in electrical engineering with a Faculty of Electrical Engineering
many doors to a fascinating career as parallel training in the German language
Münzstraße 19, 97070 Würzburg Friedrich-List-Platz 1, 01069 Dresden
an engineer. Potential employers include and who aim to enter the German employ
Tel. +49 (0) 9 31-35 11 65 00 Tel. +49 (0) 3 51-4 62 27 41
companies from industrial sectors like ment market as electrical engineers. Thus,
automotive, aerospace, robotics, manu- i-campus@fhws.de we have developed a specially t ailored fachberatung_et@htw-dresden.de
facturing, material processing, energy www.international.fhws.de curriculum that enables learning the tech- https://www.htw-dresden.de/?id=34263.html
systems, medical systems, etc. nical foundations in English as well as
learning the German language during a
We offer a Bachelor’s degree of seven se- “study adapter”. Subsequently, during the
mesters completely taught in English. It main course, the teaching language will be
comprises 210 ECTS and provides all the shifted to German. Studies at HTW Dresden
specialised knowledge and skills that are (Hochschule für Technik und W irtschaft)
needed in the field of logistics today. You – University of Applied Sciences focus
will acquire hands-on experience in your on practical education, giving an excel-
sixth semester by doing an internship at a lent hands-on study experience in many
renowned company. laboratories. The campus in the city centre
provides a relaxed social atmosphere in
Benefit from our special support programme which you can meet fellow students.
for international students and start your
career in Germany.
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Hamburg – Hamburg University of Applied Sciences Heidelberg – SRH University Heidelberg

Information Engineering Electrical Engineering (BEng)
The international BSc Information Engineer- Course Language English As an electrical engineer, you will be a Course Language English
ing degree programme at HAW Hamburg leader in innovation. You will be able to
is aimed at undergraduates interested in Contact programme new smartphones and electric Contact
the interaction of information technology, Department of Information & vehicles as well as guidance s ystems for School of Engineering and Architecture
electronics, and computer science in high-speed trains and medical apparatuses.
Electrical Engineering Bonhoefferstraße 11, 69123 Heidelberg
complex technical systems. There are excellent professional opportuni-
Berliner Tor 7, 20099 Hamburg Tel. +49 (0) 62 21-88 23 87
ties for you here. Electrical engineers are
The programme takes seven semesters, ie_info@haw-hamburg.de often offered attractive positions before achim.gottscheber@hochschule-heidelberg.de
with a large part of the curriculum d edicated www.haw-hamburg.de/english they even finish their studies. www.hochschule-heidelberg.de/en
to practical experience in the form of lab
work, student projects, and a semester in
industry. This combination of theory and
practice gives our graduates the knowl-
edge to develop technology as software
engineers for server or embedded systems,
as analogue or digital hardware designers,
or as systems engineers.
Small groups, academic support, a buddy

programme, and a mentoring system ensure
that our students feel at home at our uni-
versity. Students from all around the world
underline the international character of
the programme.
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Kleve – Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences Mannheim – Mannheim University of Applied Sciences
Electronics, BSc Automation Technology (BSc)
Today’s information society is based on the Course Language English Hochschule Mannheim – Mannheim Uni- Course Language German, English (25–50%)
processing and passing on of information. versity of Applied Sciences offers inter-
Without electronics, this would not be pos- Contact national students the opportunity to gain Contact
sible. For decades, all-important technical Zentrale Studienberatung the internationally recognised Bachelor Department of Electrical Engineering
innovations have contained a substantial of Science (BSc) degree in Automation
Marie-Curie-Straße 1, 47533 Kleve Paul-Wittsack-Straße 10, 68163 Mannheim
amount of electronics. The English-language Technology as part of the Engineering
Tel. +49 (0) 28 21-80 67 33 60 Tel. +49 (0) 6 21-2 92 61 80
Bachelor’s degree programme in Elec- Sciences international study programme.
tronics is offered at the Kleve location of studienberatung@hochschule-rhein-waal.de The degree is normally awarded a fter a sekretariat@elektrotechnik.hs-mannheim.de
Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences. www.hochschule-rhein-waal.de seven-semester course of study, comprising www.ete.hs-mannheim.de
In addition to natural sciences and techni- 210 credits.
cal basics, for example, in IT, mathematics,
and mechanics, this innovative course of Automation Technology is based on
study focuses most notably on the convey- the principles of electrical engineering.
ance of social and management compe- The goal is to partially or totally control
tence. Interdisciplinary modules connect automated technical processes.
technical fundamentals with topics from
science of creativity and management
techniques right up to marketing.
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Mannheim – Mannheim University of Applied Sciences Weingarten – Ravensburg-Weingarten Univ. of Applied Sciences
Power Engineering and Renewable Energies (BSc) Electrical Engineering and Information Technology
Application for winter semester Application for summer semester
Hochschule Mannheim – Mannheim Uni- Course Language German, English (25–50%) In this study programme, students are Course Language English, German (25–50%)
versity of Applied Sciences offers inter trained to become engineers capable
national students the opportunity to gain Contact of translating scientific research find- Contact
the internationally recognised Bachelor Department of Electrical Engineering ings directly into practical applications or Electrical Engineering
of Science in Power Engineering and marketable products. The fifth semester is
Paul-Wittsack-Straße 10, 68163 Mannheim Doggenriedstraße, 88250 Weingarten
Renewable Energies degree as part of a practical semester, which is completed
Tel. +49 (0) 6 21-2 92 61 80 Tel. +49 (0) 7 51-5 01 95 66
the Engineering Sciences international at an industrial company. Here, s tudents
study programme. The degree is normally sekretariat@elektrotechnik.hs-mannheim.de will work independently on a project from lucia.mengis@hs-weingarten.de
awarded after a seven-semester course www.ete.hs-mannheim.de the field of electrical engineering. For the www.hs-weingarten.de
of study, comprising 210 credits. main study period, s tudents can choose
between two course options: “Commu-
The modern programme deals with the nication Technologies” or “Automation
generation, transmission, and distribution Technology and Power Engineering”. The
of electrical power, concerning itself with former deals with the t ransmission and
interdisciplinary issues such as sustain- processing of information. The growth
able energy provision, environmental of telecommunication all over the world
protection, and preservation of resources. ensures that this field will continue to
With the increasing global demand for play an important role. Students who
electric power comes the need to increase choose the latter option will also not be
the use of renewable energies, such as disappointed, as automation technology
solar and wind power, as well as the use has become the symbol of modern
of communal heating power stations to production industry.
improve energy efficiency.
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Weingarten – Ravensburg-Weingarten Univ. of Applied Sciences Karlsruhe – Karlsruhe Institute of Technology

Electromobility and Green Energy Mechanical Engineering at Carl Benz School of Engineering
The Bachelor’s programme has a duration Course Language English, German (25–50%) Founded in 1999, the Carl Benz School of Course Language English
of seven semesters, whereby the fifth se- Engineering is the Mechanical Engineering
mester is a practical semester. There are Contact College of the Karlsruhe Institute of Tech- Contact
numerous global companies in the region Electrical Engineering nology, Germany. CBS offers a mechanical Carl Benz School of Engineering
of Upper Swabia / Lake Constance that engineering programme in English, with the
Doggenriedstraße, 88250 Weingarten Schlossplatz 19, 76131 Karlsruhe
offer opportunities for internships. The final degree Bachelor of Science. In close
Tel. +49 (0) 7 51-5 01 95 66 Tel. +49 (0) 7 21-60 84 78 67
basic study period teaches the fundamen- cooperation with industry, the Carl Benz
tals of natural sciences and engineering. lucia.mengis@hs-weingarten.de School strives to offer the best education info@carlbenzschool.de
It includes not only electrical and elec- www.hs-weingarten.de and training to nurture and prepare new www.carlbenzschool.de
tronic engineering but also mathematics, leaders in engineering, development, and
mechanical physics, and elements of me- production. There are up to 50 students
chanical engineering. The main study pe- per class.
riod focuses on specialised subjects such
as Electric Vehicle Powertrains, Energy Karlsruhe is one of the most dynamic high-
Management, or Traffic Telematics. There tech areas in Europe. Several companies,
are wide-ranging job prospects for gradu- such as Bosch, Siemens, Daimler, ABB,
ates. Specialised staff will be needed not and Michelin, have their production facili-
only for the development of cars but also ties in the so-called Karlsruhe Technology
for the production of technical infrastruc- Region.
ture (e.g., charging stations or storage
devices for electrical energy). German classes, intercultural training,
training in business etiquette, and appli-
cation workshops prepare international
students for the German labour market.
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Kleve – Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences Kamp-Lintfort – Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences
Mechanical Engineering, BSc Mobility and Logistics, BSc
The English-language Bachelor’s degree Course Language English Being an inevitable part of modern life Course Language English
programme Mechanical Engineering is and one of the fastest growing economies
offered at the Kleve campus of Rhine-Waal Contact worldwide, Mobility and Logistics offers a Contact
University of Applied Sciences. In addition Zentrale Studienberatung wide range of careers for graduates who Zentrale Studienberatung
to natural sciences and technical basics are able to identify current trends, find
– for example, in IT, mathematics, mechan- innovative solutions, and use the latest
Tel. +49 (0) 28 21-80 67 33 60 Tel. +49 (0) 28 21-80 67 33 60
ics, construction, and electrical engineering technology to realise their visions eco-
– this innovative study programme focuses studienberatung@hochschule-rhein-waal.de nomically and in an eco-friendly way. We studienberatung@hochschule-rhein-waal.de
most notably on the conveyance of social www.hochschule-rhein-waal.de aim to provide our students with the skills www.hochschule-rhein-waal.de
and management competence. Interdisci- they need to meet these industry needs
plinary modules connect technical funda- and to be successful on a global scale. Our
mentals with topics from creative science work-related learning and interdiscipli-
and management techniques right up to nary approach ensure that they are highly
marketing. Particular emphasis is placed qualified to work in the management of
on team skills, which is reflected in many logistics and have the expertise to respond
aspects of the curriculum, including two to new challenges in the field of public and
interdisciplinary team projects in which private mobility. They can work in business
students creatively solve fascinating prob- areas such as planning, implementation,
lems from real life in small d evelopment or economic operation and optimisation
teams. of current or future logistic processes and
mobility concepts.
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Design
93
Bachelor of Arts in Interior Design ID-4376 3,000.– to 4,000.– programs/ba-interior-design/
93
Bachelor of Arts in Product Design ID-4377 3,000.– to 4,000.– programs/ba-product-design/
BAU International Berlin – University of Applied Sciences ^ Berlin English winter semester https://www.BAUinternational-berlin.de/
94
BA in Graphic Design and Visual Communication ID-4406 3,000.– to 4,000.– en/programs/graphic-design-visual-
communication/
studentaffairs@BAUinternational-berlin.de
Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences ^ Darmstadt English winter semester ag.mediencampus.h-da.de
94
BA Animation & Game ID-4749 none tilmann.kohlhaase@h-da.de
95
Information and Communication Design, BA ID-3164 none studienberatung@hochschule-rhein-waal.de
TH Köln (University of Applied Sciences) Köln English winter semester kisd.de
Bachelor of Arts – Integrated Design ID-2237 none salcines@kisd.de
TH Köln (University of Applied Sciences) ^ Köln English winter semester www.colognegamelab.de
95
Digital Games ID-4280 none international-office@th-koeln.de
Leuphana University Lüneburg ^ Lüneburg English winter semester www.leuphana.de/college-course-
96
Digital Media (BA) ID-4412 none offerings
infoportal@leuphana.de
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Music, Musicology
SRH Hochschule der populären Künste Berlin English summer semester www.hdpk.de/en/studies/bachelor/
BMus Popular Music ID-5107 3,000.– to 4,000.– popular-music/
studienberatung@hdpk.de
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Berlin – BAU International Berlin – University of Applied Sciences Berlin – BAU International Berlin – University of Applied Sciences
Bachelor of Arts in Interior Design Bachelor of Arts in Product Design
Total Number of Students 110 Total Number of Students 110
Interior Designers work with spaces, which Course Language English The Product Design programme at BAU Course Language English
might vary from residential spaces to International Berlin – University of Applied
event spaces, theatre and film sets, public Contact Sciences deals with central themes of Contact
spaces, and exhibition spaces. The Interior Student Affairs / Admission aesthetics, innovation, applicability, usa Student Affairs / Admission
Design programme at BAU International bility, environmental sustainability, and
Heinrich-Heine-Straße 15, 10179 Berlin Heinrich-Heine-Straße 15, 10179 Berlin
Berlin prepares students for their future international compatibility. The aim of the
Tel. +49 (0) 30-81 05 80 80 Tel. +49 (0) 30-81 05 80 80
careers through perfecting their creative study programme is to equip students with
and professional skills. It equips students studentaffairs@bauinternational-berlin.de skills for application-related jobs as well studentaffairs@bauinternational-berlin.de
with all tools they need in order to design www.BAUinternational-berlin.de/en as artistic and creative jobs in all areas of www.BAUinternational-berlin.de/en
space and to be able to communicate their product design. Besides the pronounced
design ideas in any given context. practical relevance as a profile character-
istic of the Bachelor’s degree programme,
Creative and critical thinking, problem- scientific and theoretical courses that will
solving skills, adaptability, an international improve the analytical and conceptual
outlook, interdisciplinary experience, skills of the students are offered. The pro-
and intercultural competence are of gramme offers an excellent education,
special importance for all programmes providing students with the skills they need
of the Design Faculty. to conceptualise, plan, and present a wide
range of products that might vary from cars
This Bachelor’s programme is unique in to consumer goods, furniture, or computer
Berlin, as it is the only programme in Interior hardware.
Design that is offered in the city and in
the surrounding state of Brandenburg.

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Berlin – BAU International Berlin – University of Applied Sciences Darmstadt – Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences
BA in Graphic Design and Visual Communication BA Animation & Game
The Bachelor’s programme Communication Course Language English The Animation & Game Bachelor’s pro- Course Language English
Design at BAU International Berlin prepares gramme at the University of Applied Sciences
students for the increasingly challenging Contact in Darmstadt, Germany, is a multidiscipli-
fields of communication and new media Student Affairs / Admission nary course with a strong practical focus. Contact
– particularly in cultural, educational, and Mainly taught in English, it qualifies stu-
Heinrich-Heine-Straße 15, 10179 Berlin Faculty of Media
industrial areas. The programme offers a dents for careers in international media
Tel. +49 (0) 30-81 05 80 80 Haardtring 100, 64295 Darmstadt
practice-oriented education with a well- industries. The project-based programme
thought-out combination of practical and studentaffairs@bauinternational-berlin.de covers a wide range of subjects, such as tilmann.kohlhaase@h-da.de
theoretical courses. Creative and critical www.BAUinternational-berlin.de/en computer animation, technical art, visual ag.mediencampus.h-da.de
thinking, problem-solving skills, adapta development/art direction, game design
bility, an international outlook, interdis- & development, and animation & game
ciplinary experience, and intercultural producing. Faculty facilities include film &
competence are of special importance. sound studios, a motion capturing studio,
The programme aims to integrate digital a game lab with virtual reality equipment,
technologies into creative processes, a usability lab, and industry standard ani-
forming the basis of communication design. mation labs. Graduates qualify for posi-
Communication designers can work nation tions in the animation and game industry
ally and internationally in many different such as animator, animation director, game
constellations – as graphic designers, designer/developer, technical director,
motion designers, interface and interaction digital artist, visual development artist, or
designers, or web designers. animation/game producer.
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Kamp-Lintfort – Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences Köln – TH Köln (University of Applied Sciences)
Information and Communication Design, BA Digital Games
Designers of the future will not just be re- Course Language English Basic Facts: Course Language English
sponsible for staging the products of others. p Bachelor of Arts
Working in interdisciplinary teams, they Contact p Seven semesters (three and a half years)
will be increasingly tasked with develop- Zentrale Studienberatung p Three possible areas of specialisation: Contact
ing contents, products, and services from Game Arts, Game Design, or Game
Marie-Curie-Straße 1, 47533 Kleve International Office
scratch. This is why we put a special em- Informatics
Tel. +49 (0) 28 21-80 67 33 60 Claudiusstraße 1, 50678 Köln
phasis on interdisciplinary cooperation and p Language of instruction: English
work closely with our faculty’s IT experts, studienberatung@hochschule-rhein-waal.de international-office@th-koeln.de
p Start: mid-September
psychologists, natural scientists, engineers, www.hochschule-rhein-waal.de p Number of students per year: 35 www.colognegamelab.de
and economists. p No tuition fees
Contents:
Our approach to teaching and learning Game design, Storytelling, Audiovisual
focuses on the cutting edge – for example, design, Animation, Prototyping, Program-
future-oriented design areas like interface ming and technology, Project management,
and motion design. Our students b enefit Video game and media studies
from continuous access to state-of-the- Approach:
art equipment used in professional media Focus on both academic theory and profes-
production and will not just develop their sional practice, project-oriented learning,
conceptual and creative skills to the best transdisciplinary collaboration
of their ability but also gain expertise in Entry Requirements:
project management, rhetoric, presentation, University entrance diploma (“Abitur”
and entrepreneurship. or “Fachabitur”) and successful comple-
tion of Cologne Game Lab’s application
procedure

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Lüneburg – Leuphana University Lüneburg

Digital Media (BA)
Type University
Total Number of Students 9,000
International Students 7%
Application for winter semester
The Bachelor’s programme in Digital Media Course Language English
is taught in English and brings you face to
face with the culture, history, and econom- Contact
ics of digital media. It is here that you learn Leuphana College
the basics of computer programming. In
Scharnhorststraße 1, 21335 Lüneburg
your own practice-oriented projects, you
Tel. +49 (0) 41 31-6 77 22 77
will test the production of videos, games,
or apps, enabling you not only to keep up infoportal@leuphana.de
with the frenzied media change creatively www.leuphana.de/bachelor
and critically but also to shape it.
The three-year Bachelor’s programme in

Digital Media begins with the Leuphana
Semester, during which you acquire the
foundations of academic literacy. From the
second semester onwards, you will com-
plete your main subject in Digital Media
with a minor subject such as Popular Music
Studies or Philosophy, for example. You
will also attend courses that are part of the
interdisciplinary Complementary Studies.
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PhD in Germany, German research landscape, Funding opportunities for international
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Index
Index
p Location p Bonn
Institution of Higher Education COC * Page University of Bonn COC 32
* Signatory university of the Code of Conduct, see p. 14. p Bremen
Illustrated descriptions of the Bachelor Programmes Jacobs University Bremen 20, 23, 31, 39, 43, 44, 66, 67, 68, 74, 77
are marked in bold type. University of Bremen COC 20
p Cottbus
p Aachen Brandenburg University of Technology Cottbus-Senftenberg COC 68, 73
FH Aachen – University of Applied Sciences COC 38, 47, 66, 76, 77, 79 p Darmstadt
p Bamberg Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences COC 92, 94
University of Bamberg COC 38 p Deggendorf
p Berlin Deggendorf Institute of Technology COC 20, 23, 38, 45
Bard College Berlin, a Liberal Arts University 31, 35, 38, 47 p Dortmund
BAU International Berlin – University of Applied Sciences 38, 45, 92, 93, 94 International School of Management (ISM) 39, 49
HTW Berlin – University of Applied Sciences COC 38 p Dresden
SRH Hochschule Berlin 39, 48, 67, 71 Fachhochschule Dresden 39
SRH Hochschule der populären Künste 39, 49, 67, 72, 92 Hochschule für Technik und Wirtschaft Dresden – University of
p Bielefeld Applied Sciences COC 78, 84
Bielefeld University COC 30, 31, 34, 66 SRH Hochschule Berlin 39, 50
p Birkenfeld p Duisburg
Trier University of Applied Sciences COC 76, 80 University of Duisburg-Essen COC 67, 77, 78, 79
Index 107
p Düsseldorf p Heidelberg
Institute for International Communication e.V. (IIK) 20, 24 SRH University Heidelberg 40, 52, 78, 85
p Flensburg Universität Heidelberg COC 31, 34
Europa-Universität Flensburg COC 30, 33 p Heidenheim an der Brenz
p Frankfurt (Oder) Baden-Wuerttemberg Cooperative State University Heidenheim 21
European University Viadrina COC 40, 50 p Heilbronn
p Freiburg im Breisgau Heilbronn University 40
University of Education Freiburg 30 p Hermannsburg
University of Freiburg COC 30, 33 University of Applied Sciences for Intercultural
p Fulda Theology Hermannsburg 32
Fulda University of Applied Sciences 20, 24, 76, 80 p Ilmenau
p Geilenkirchen Ilmenau University of Technology COC 76
FH Aachen – University of Applied Sciences COC 20, 25 p Ingolstadt
p Geisenheim Technische Hochschule Ingolstadt COC 76, 81
Geisenheim University 20, 40, 51 p Kamp-Lintfort
p Göttingen Rhine-Waal University
PFH – Private University of Applied Sciences 21 of Applied Sciences 40, 43, 52, 60, 66, 69, 79, 89, 92, 95
University of Göttingen COC 66, 70 p Karlsruhe
p Halle (Saale) Karlshochschule International University 21, 26, 40, 41, 43, 44, 53, 61
Institute for German Language and Culture – Martin Luther Karlsruhe Institute of Technology COC 79, 88
University Halle-Wittenberg 22, 25 p Kleve
Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg COC 40 Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences 31, 35, 41, 43, 44, 53, 54, 61, 62,
p Hamburg 63, 66, 67, 69, 70, 71, 76, 78, 79, 82, 86, 89
Hamburg University of Applied Sciences COC 78, 85 p Köln
Hamburg University of Technology COC 21, 26, 76, 81 Fresenius University of Applied Sciences 41
Kühne Logistics University 40, 51 TH Köln (University of Applied Sciences) COC 21, 27, 92, 95
p Hannover p Leipzig
Leibniz Universität Hannover COC 43 Leipzig University COC 30
p Lüneburg p Osnabrück
Leuphana University Lüneburg COC 41, 55, 92, 96 Osnabrück University COC 67
p Magdeburg Osnabrück University of Applied Sciences COC 42, 57
European Preparatory College (ESKW) 21 p Passau
University of Magdeburg 41, 44, 55, 62 University of Passau COC 30
University of Magdeburg – MDWI AG 21, 27 p Pfarrkirchen
p Mainz Deggendorf Institute of Technology COC 42, 57, 67, 72, 77, 82
Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz COC 31 p Pforzheim
p Mannheim Pforzheim University 38, 46
Mannheim University of Applied Sciences COC 78, 86, 87 p Reutlingen
p Mittweida Reutlingen University COC 42, 58
University of Applied Sciences Mittweida COC 68, 74 p Rheinbach
p Mönchengladbach Hochschule Bonn-Rhein-Sieg COC 66
University of Applied Sciences Niederrhein COC 76 p Saarbrücken
p Münchberg Saarland University COC 67, 68, 77
Hof University of Applied Sciences COC 76 p Sankt Augustin
p München Hochschule Bonn-Rhein-Sieg COC 42
Munich University of Applied Sciences COC 77 p Schweinfurt
Technische Universität München COC 22, 41, 56 University of Applied Sciences Würzburg-Schweinfurt 77, 83, 84
University of Applied Languages / SDI München 22 p Soest
p Münster South Westphalia University of Applied Sciences COC 42, 58
FH Münster – University of Applied Sciences COC 41, 42 p Stuttgart
University of Münster COC 44, 68 University of Stuttgart COC 44, 63
University of Münster, Language Center COC 21 p Tübingen
p Nürnberg University of Tübingen COC 31
Nuremberg Tech COC 42, 56 p Ulm
p Oestrich-Winkel Ulm University 21, 22, 28
EBS Universität für Wirtschaft und Recht 38 University of Applied Sciences Ulm COC 42, 68, 73
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p Vallendar
WHU – Otto Beisheim School of Management 38, 46
p Villingen-Schwenningen
Furtwangen University COC 42, 43, 59, 79
p Weimar
Bauhaus-Universität Weimar COC 22, 28, 30
p Weingarten
Ravensburg-Weingarten University of Applied Sciences 78, 87, 88
p Worms
Worms University of Applied Sciences 43
p Würzburg
Julius Maximilian University of Würzburg COC 31
University of Applied Sciences Würzburg-Schweinfurt COC 43, 60
p Zwickau
Westsächsische Hochschule Zwickau – University of
Applied Sciences 22
The mission of the DAAD
In line with its motto “change by exchange”, Thanks to the DAAD’s network of branch German higher education opportunities.
the DAAD has been creating international offices and information centres on all The agency also helps to promote study
opportunities for young academics since continents, many international students abroad opportunities for German citizens
1925. We work continuously with German each year can find accurate, comprehen- so that they can prepare to take on leader-
universities to promote internationalisation sive, and current information about the ship roles in today’s world by benefiting
and to bring people into contact with Ger- German higher education system, visa from an international education. Our
many by promoting the German language regulations, and administrative require- mission is to foster mutual understanding
abroad and at home. We also work with ments that must be taken care of prior to between the people of Germany and of
governments in developing countries help- their arrival in Germany. In addition to other countries all over the world.
ing them to establish more efficient uni- providing print and online materials at its
versities. As an important German foreign information centres, advisers reach pro- In 2016, 238 universities and 107 student
policy partner, the DAAD brings an inter- spective student audiences through fairs governing bodies were members of the
national dimension in matters of culture, and outreach events at local universities DAAD organisation.
science, education and development. and other public venues. The DAAD also
keeps in touch with its former students via Budget
The DAAD is a transparent and open an alumni network.
organisation made up of dedicated indi- The DAAD is supported by the Federal
viduals, many of whom, as recipients Today, the German Academic Exchange Foreign Office, the Federal Ministry
of grants or lectureships, were them- Service is the world’s largest funding of Education and Research, and the
selves first-hand beneficiaries of DAAD organisation of its kind. It not only helps Federal Ministry for Economic Coopera-
scholarships or programmes. international students in accessing tion and Development. The European
The mission of the DAAD 111
Union is also one of the financial con- 1 . Scholarships for the Best: for students and researchers to work
tributors, as are some companies, organi- The DAAD grants scholarships to the best together to achieve excellence in research
sations, and foreign governments. In German and international students and and applied learning, irrespective of their
2016, the DAAD had a total budget of researchers who demonstrate exceptional country of origin.
500 million EUR. ability and willingness to accept respon
sibility. These students are handpicked in
The DAAD and its Goals a challenging application process.
Promoting internationalisation in higher 2. Structures for Internationalisation:

education and research can take place The DAAD promotes international quali-
on many levels. The DAAD funds intern- fication, mobility, and dialogue by creating
ships and guest lecturers, provides higher education structures in Germany
scholarships for young academics and and abroad through international degree
researchers, and enables students from programmes, bilaterally founded univer
developing countries to participate in sities, or academic networks. Its aim is the
postgraduate degree programmes. In 2016 optimisation of the quality of research
alone, DAAD programmes supported and instruction on a worldwide scale.
approximately 131,000 Germans and
foreigners all over the world. The DAAD 3. Expertise for Academic Collaborations:
offers resources to German universities Through its activities in Germany and
to support their internationalisation abroad, and thanks to the establishment
activities through marketing campaigns, of its effective network, the DAAD has
publications, events, and continuing gained significant expertise in educational
education courses. cultures and systems of higher learning on
an international scale. This expertise is a
The DAAD has identified three main crucial factor in the further development
courses of action in its targeted pursuit of internationally successful academic
of these goals: collaborations, which can open the door
About this brochure
This publication is funded by the German of higher education to support its mem-
Federal Ministry of Education and Research bers (universities, science and research
and by contributions from the participat- organisations, and other education
ing institutions of higher education. Insti- providers).
tutions that publish their programmes in
this brochure can book additional adver- This publication is financed entirely by the
tisements, thus increasing the volume of German government and the participating
their contribution. German higher education institutions. It
is always distributed free of charge. Please
Further information about the publica- inform the editor if you have been charged
tion and conditions for participation can any fee for this brochure or are aware
be found on the website of the Higher of any instances in which fees have been
Education Consortium GATE-Germany: charged.
www.gate-germany.de/international-
programmes (German language only). The German Academic Exchange Service
reserves the right to prosecute any abuse
The GATE-Germany consortium was of this brochure for commercial purposes.
jointly established by the DAAD and the
German Rectors’ Conference (Hochschul
rektorenkonferenz) in 2001. It uses its
expertise in the international marketing
“Full steam ahead, into the future:
I’m studying in Germany.”
Maryam Safi from Iran is doing her Bachelor of Science
in Media Technology at the Hamburg University of Applied Sciences.
Maryam was photographed at Hubert Burda Media on the River Elbe in Hamburg.
Up-to-date and more detailed information on each course can
be found at www.daad.de/international-programmes.
Just enter the Course-ID to look up a specific programme.
Quality of courses of study in this brochure
Internationally recognised degrees

p
Accredited or recognised universities
p
Language of instruction exclusively or mainly English
p
(or other major foreign language)
Internationalised curriculum with integrated studies
p
abroad and/or international guest lecturers
Professional support and advice for international
p
students from the relevant faculty/department
An overview of all study programmes in Germany can be

found at www.daad.de/study-programmes

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Text Maria Cincotta, Silke Kleinhanß, Content5 AG, München

Photo Credits Dörthe Hagenguth, Bechstedt, Thüringen

5 Introduction Languages and Cultural Studies

65 Mathematics, Natural Sciences, 91 Art, Art Theory, Music

Campus Germany – your first steps

University. These binational Bachelor

Please refer to our website (www.daad.de/

Bachelor degree programmes:

special­ised universities of applied ­sciences. ■ A Bachelor of Science usually covers

deal with formalities at the Residents’

Checklist: information for international students in Germany

Code of Conduct ensures common quality standards

How to use this brochure

What is taught in the programmes? Technical language: you are introduced

Course Provider Location Language Dates Costs (€ ) Internet (http://)

Course Provider Location Language Dates Costs (€ ) Internet (http://)

Course Provider Location Language Dates Costs (€ ) Internet (http://)

Jacobs University Bremen Deggendorf Institute of Technology

Hamburg University of Technology Karlshochschule International University

TH Köln (University of Applied Sciences) University of Magdeburg – MDWI Foundation Year

Ulm University Bauhaus-Universität Weimar

Institution of Higher Education (HEI) Location Course Beginning Internet (http://)

Institution of Higher Education (HEI) Location Course Beginning Internet (http://)

Institution of Higher Education (HEI) Location Course Beginning Internet (http://)

Flensburg – Europa-Universität Flensburg Freiburg im Breisgau – University of Freiburg

Heidelberg – Universität Heidelberg Bielefeld – Bielefeld University

Students specialise in one of the following

Institution of Higher Education (HEI) Location Course Beginning Internet (http://)

Institution of Higher Education (HEI) Location Course Beginning Internet (http://)

Institution of Higher Education (HEI) Location Course Beginning Internet (http://)

Institution of Higher Education (HEI) Location Course Beginning Internet (http://)

Institution of Higher Education (HEI) Location Course Beginning Internet (http://)

Institution of Higher Education (HEI) Location Course Beginning Internet (http://)

Institution of Higher Education (HEI) Location Course Beginning Internet (http://)

Pforzheim – Pforzheim University Vallendar – WHU – Otto Beisheim School of Management

Berlin – SRH Hochschule Berlin Berlin – SRH Hochschule Berlin

Dresden – SRH Hochschule Berlin Frankfurt (Oder) – European University Viadrina

Geisenheim – Geisenheim University Hamburg – Kühne Logistics University

Heidelberg – SRH University Heidelberg Kamp-Lintfort – Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences

Karlsruhe – Karlshochschule International University Kleve – Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences

Lüneburg – Leuphana University Lüneburg Magdeburg – University of Magdeburg

München – Technische Universität München Nürnberg – Nuremberg Tech

Osnabrück – Osnabrück University of Applied Sciences Pfarrkirchen – Deggendorf Institute of Technology

Reutlingen – Reutlingen University Soest – South Westphalia University of Applied Sciences

Villingen-Schwenningen – Furtwangen University Villingen-Schwenningen – Furtwangen University

Kleve – Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences Karlsruhe – Karlshochschule International University

Kleve – Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences Magdeburg – University of Magdeburg

Kleve – Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences Stuttgart – University of Stuttgart

Institution of Higher Education (HEI) Location Course Beginning Internet (http://)

Institution of Higher Education (HEI) Location Course Beginning Internet (http://)

Institution of Higher Education (HEI) Location Course Beginning Internet (http://)

Göttingen – University of Göttingen Kleve – Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences

Kleve – Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences Berlin – SRH Hochschule Berlin

hdpk is a leading private university for

Ulm – University of Applied Sciences Ulm Cottbus – Brandenburg University of Technology

Mittweida – University of Applied Sciences Mittweida Bremen – Jacobs University Bremen

Institution of Higher Education (HEI) Location Course Beginning Internet (http://)

Institution of Higher Education (HEI) Location Course Beginning Internet (http://)

Institution of Higher Education (HEI) Location Course Beginning Internet (http://)

Institution of Higher Education (HEI) Location Course Beginning Internet (http://)

Hamburg – Hamburg University of Technology Ingolstadt – Technische Hochschule Ingolstadt

Founded in 1978, TUHH has become a pop-

65 Mathematics, Natural Sciences, 91 Art, Art Theory, Music

specialised universities of applied sciences. ■ A Bachelor of Science usually covers

Internationally recognised degrees