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Reutlingen University sees itself as one of the leading German institutes of higher education. It offers technical, economic and interdisciplinary programs, and considers the interaction between these areas of study as essential for an education that will ensure a secure future for our graduates. The University offers both undergraduate and postgraduate programs, as well as further career education at the academic level.
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The internationally renowned Technische Universität Berlin is located in Germany’s capital city at the heart of Europe. The TU Berlin strives to promote the dissemination of knowledge and to facilitate technological progress by adhering to the principles of excellence and quality. Strong regional, national and international networking partnerships with science and industry are an important aspect in this regard. The university’s research and teaching endeavors can be characterized by a broad spectrum of academic disciplines, ranging from engineering science to natural science, planning science and economics, as well as the humanities and social sciences.
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EBS European Business School (non-profit) GmbH is an institution, which has been awarded the status of a university by the German state of Hesse. The sole partner of EBS is the European Business School Foundation. The foundation is non-profit making and comprises renowned companies and successful entrepreneurs and organizations. The EBS has one of the three-largest business studies faculties in Germany with 1,200 students and 59 professors and designated guest professors / lecturers from around the world in five departments and is classed in the top 15 in German-wide research rankings.
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At home in Bayern, successful around the world. The Motto of the TU München stands for the connection of origins and future. Since its founding as a polytechnical school in 1868, the university has grown from tradition to a strong international university, renowned for its entrepreneurship. One in four of the some 20,000 students at TU München are from foreign countries. The spectrum of academic disciplines of the university is wide-ranging from natural sciences, to engineering, medicine and life sciences.
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The University of Hamburg is the largest and most diverse research institution in Northern Germany. Its research profile encompasses a wealth of individual achievements as well as interdisciplinary areas of focus. The six faculties of the University of Hamburg offer all the disciplines of a comprehensive university – from law, economics and social sciences to the humanities and cultural sciences, from the natural sciences and informatics to medicine. With close to 38,000 students, and the 3,600 members of the academic staff, of which 690 are professors, the University of Hamburg is one of the largest in Germany.
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The University of Potsdam was designed as a classical university. Five faculties form the pillars of the institution. They are the Philosophical Faculty, Humanities, Law, Economics and Social Sciences and the Natural Sciences-Mathematics Faculty. Presently approximately 16,000 students study in the various departments of the University of Potsdam, including about 1,300 foreign students from more than 85 countries, thus making it the largest university in Brandenburg.
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The establishment and historical development of the Pforzheim University is linked in many ways to the evolution of the regional economy which today is one of Europe's leading business regions. With around 4,500 students it is one of the largest of its kind in the German state of Baden-Württemberg. Pforzheim University for design, engineering, economics and law considers itself an impetus to society and a model for contact with people, resources and ideas. Studies and applied research serve to achieve excellent results in the field of design, engineering and economics.
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University of Applied Sciences Kiel
With around 5,400 students, the University of Applied Sciences Kiel is the largest of its kind in Schleswig-Holstein in northern Germany. The university offers a broad range of academic disciplines including about 30 Bachelor and Masters programs, post-graduate studies, career and professional training in the areas of information technology, electrical engineering, agricultural sciences, mechanical engineering, media, health and social studies as well as economics.
