Introduction

Evangelische Hochschule Freiburg (Evangelical Higher School Freiburg) is a private non-profit higher education institution located in Freiburg, Baden-Württemberg, Germany. Its predecessor was the Evangelical Women's Vocational School established in 1918 and officially changed its name to its current name in 1972.

Overview

Student size: This is a relatively small university with a student population of 500-999. The student population comes from different backgrounds, forming a diversified learning atmosphere.

Course settings: It offers undergraduate and master's degree courses in multiple fields, covering disciplines such as arts and humanities, business and social sciences, medicine and health, science and technology, and specific majors include social work, religious education, peace education, children's education, etc.

History

On October 1, 1918, the Evangelical Women's Vocational School was established in a rented house on Mayen Street in Baden. Initially, there were only 12 students, mainly engaged in education in the fields of church and social services.

1921 In 1943, the school was recognized by the state and included in the German Conference of Social Women's Schools, and was renamed the Evangelical Social Women's School.

In 1943, the Baden State Church took over the school to protect it from the influence of the Nazis.

From 1968 to 1971, the school was renamed the "Baden State Evangelical Church Higher Vocational School". In 1971, with the establishment of the Higher Vocational School, it was renamed the "Social Welfare Higher Vocational School". In 1972, it was finally named Evangelische Hochschule Freiburg.

Establishment time

It was officially established in 1972, but its origins can be traced back to 1918.

School strength

Teaching staff: As a small-scale university, teachers and students maintain close contact, and teachers can pay full attention to the learning and development of each student, providing students with personalized guidance and support.

Teaching quality: Since 1971, it has become a nationally recognized university. The German Council of Science and Humanities has rated its education quality as excellent, and all courses are certified.

Practical training: Focus on practical training, 89% Graduates can enter the workplace within one year after graduation, laying a solid foundation for their career development.

Research level: Conduct research at the international level, mainly focusing on key areas such as gender research, children's education, civil society and population changes, and conduct scientific research cooperation and exchanges through organizations such as the "Research and Innovation Alliance of Evangelische Hochschule e.V."

Institutional nature

Private, non-profit higher education institution.

Educational philosophy

Focus on cultivating students' professional knowledge and practical skills, emphasizing the practicality and career orientation of education, and is committed to providing students with high-quality education so that they can quickly adapt to the needs of society and the workplace after graduation, while focusing on cultivating students' sense of social responsibility and humanistic care.

Key laboratories and disciplines

Key disciplines: Social work, religious education, children's education, peace education and other disciplines are the school's advantageous disciplines. It has a high level and rich experience in teaching and research in these fields, providing students with a platform for in-depth learning and research.

Key laboratories: No key laboratories in the traditional sense have been found at the school, but there are some research centers and institutions, such as "Forschung und Innovationsverbund an der Evangelischen Hochschule e.V." etc., focusing on research and innovation in related fields.

Faculty

The school mainly has the Faculty of Social Welfare, the Faculty of Education, the Faculty of Theology and other faculties, covering multiple disciplines and majors, providing students with a systematic professional education and academic training system.

Ranking

According to the ranking data of 4icu.org, the school ranks 287th in Germany and 5617th in the world.

Expenses

Tuition fees: The minimum annual tuition fee for local students is US$1,073, and the annual tuition fee for foreign students starts at US$1,000.

Living expenses: In addition to tuition fees, students also need to pay for additional expenses such as accommodation, transportation, learning materials, meals and personal expenses. In Freiburg, the monthly living expenses are about 800-1,000 euros, and the specific expenses vary from person to person.

Campus

Campus location: The campus is located in the suburbs of Freiburg, combining the characteristics of rural and urban campuses. Students can enjoy a relatively quiet learning environment and can easily go to the city to experience various entertainment activities.

Teaching facilities: The school has complete teaching facilities, including libraries, teaching buildings, laboratories, etc. The library has a rich collection of scientific papers, textbooks, novels and other materials, which provide strong support for students' learning and research.

Life facilities: There are student dormitories on campus, which provide convenient accommodation conditions for students. In addition, the school also has complete sports facilities, and students can exercise in the sports field or sports club.

Campus life: The school focuses on the all-round development of students and provides students with a rich and diverse campus life. Students can participate in various clubs and academic activities, such as seminars, lectures, cultural exchange activities, etc., to expand their interests and hobbies and social circles.