Introduction

Heilbronn University of Applied Sciences is located in Baden-Württemberg in southern Germany. It is one of the largest universities of applied sciences in the state. It aims to cultivate practical talents that meet economic and social needs, and provides students with high-quality education in engineering, economics, computer science and other fields.

Overview

Student size: about 8,300 students, distributed in three campuses in Heilbronn, Kunzelsau and Schwäbisch Hall.

Course settings: undergraduate majors such as mechatronics, automotive systems engineering, electronics and information technology, mechanical engineering, mechatronics and microsystems engineering, as well as master's majors such as mechatronics, automotive systems engineering, and electrical systems engineering.

History and establishment time

Founded on April 17, 1961, it was originally Staatliche Ingenieurschule Heilbronn, renamed Fachhochschule Heilbronn in 1971, renamed Hochschule Heilbronn in 2005, and finally named Heilbronn University of Applied in 2018. Sciences.

School Strength

Teaching Staff: 660 administrative staff, including 230 academic staff, can provide professional teaching and guidance for students.

Teaching Resources: The school has established cooperative relations with many enterprises to provide students with internship and employment opportunities. It also cooperates and exchanges with many internationally renowned universities to provide students with exchange study and dual degree programs.

Institutional Nature

Public University of Applied Sciences.

Educational Philosophy

Focus on the combination of practice and theory, emphasize the cultivation of students' practical ability and ability to solve practical problems, so that students can quickly adapt to the needs of the workplace, and focus on cultivating students' innovative thinking and teamwork spirit to adapt to the ever-changing social and economic environment.

Key Laboratories and Disciplines

Key Disciplines: Mechatronics, Automotive Systems Engineering, Electronics and Information Technology, Mechanical Engineering, Majors such as mechatronics and microsystems engineering, software engineering, business administration, international business, economics and engineering are the school's key disciplines.

Key laboratories: Although no specific key laboratories are explicitly mentioned, the school has established outstanding cooperative relationships with important automobile groups and various industrial companies in the surrounding area, providing students with opportunities for practice and research.

Departments

The school has the Department of Mechanical and Electronics, the Department of Industrial and Process Engineering, the Department of Information, the Department of Business and Transport Management, the Department of International Business, the Department of Economics and Engineering, the Department of Management and Sales, etc.

Ranking

The school is one of the main higher education institutions in Baden-Württemberg and has a high reputation and influence among German universities of applied sciences.

Expenses

Tuition fees: Usually about per semester About 1500 euros, the specific tuition fee may vary depending on the major and course.

Other expenses: Students need to bear the expenses of accommodation, living, health insurance, etc. The accommodation fee is about 300-500 euros per month, the living fee is about 600-800 euros per month, and the health insurance fee is about 1000 euros per year.

Campus

Campus location: The main campus is located in Heilbronn-Sontheim in the center of Heilbronn, and there are branch campuses in Kunzelsau and Schwäbisch Hall.

Campus facilities: The campus is fully equipped, including modern teaching buildings, laboratories, libraries, student dormitories, canteens, sports facilities, etc., providing students with a good learning and living environment.