Introduction

The Protestant University of Applied Sciences Reutlingen-Ludwigsburg is located in Ludwigsburg, Baden-Württemberg, Germany. It is a private non-profit university of applied sciences run by the Protestant Church of Württemberg and supported by the Protestant Higher Education College Foundation.

Overview

Student size: Currently the school has about 1,028 students.

Course settings: Bachelor and master's degree programs are offered, covering majors in education, health sciences, nursing, preschool education, religious education, social work, special education and other fields.

History and establishment time

The school was founded in 1971 and is a combination of the Reutlingen Welfare Work College established in 1951 and the 1954 It was formed by merging the Ludwigsburg Protestant Family Education College established in 1999.

School Strength

Teaching Staff: The school has a certain number of professors and professional teachers, the specific number is not clearly mentioned, but they can provide professional teaching guidance to students.

Teaching Resources: The school is equipped with corresponding teaching facilities and resources to support teaching and research. It also has affiliated institutions such as the Institute of Applied Sciences, the Institute of Anti-Discrimination and Diversity Issues, the Institute of Graduate and Continuing Education, and the Institute of Christian School Evaluation to provide research support for students and teachers.

Certification: Obtained Baden-Württemberg- Accredited by the Ministry of Science, Research and Art of Württemberg.

Institutional nature

The school is a private, non-profit higher education institution closely associated with Protestant Christianity.

Educational philosophy

Emphasis on placing teaching and research at the academic level, and closely integrating with practice, focusing on connections with the region and having an international perspective.

Following the values ​​and beliefs of Protestantism, while being open to other religions and worldviews, cultivating students' awareness of respecting everyone's value and dignity, and guiding students to serve the society with a spirit of care and dedication.

Key laboratories and disciplines

Key disciplines: Education, health sciences, social work, religious education, etc. are the key disciplines of the school. Its professional courses have been nationally certified in Germany, and the degrees awarded are also internationally recognized Anglo-American system degrees.

Key laboratories: No officially recognized key laboratories were found in the school, but the school is equipped with professional practice sites and teaching facilities in related disciplines to support teaching and scientific research activities.

Faculty

The school has several faculties, covering courses and professional fields such as Christian Education/Social Work, Church Deacon Studies, Early Childhood Education, Inclusive Education and Special Education, International Social Work, Nursing, Organizational Development, Religious Education, etc.

Ranking

According to the 2024 ranking data, the school ranks 8923rd in the world, 2120th in Europe, 318th in Germany, 53rd in Baden-Württemberg, and 3rd in Ludwigsburg.

Expenses

Tuition fees: 1500 euros per semester for undergraduate courses, 1800 euros per semester for master's courses, and 2000 euros per semester for doctoral courses.

Other expenses: Students also need to pay for accommodation, textbooks, transportation, living expenses, etc.

Campus

Campus location: The main campus is located at Paulusweg 6 in Ludwigsburg, with a city population of approximately 93,000 The campus is surrounded by beautiful environment and convenient transportation, providing students with a good learning and living atmosphere.

Campus facilities: The campus is equipped with teaching buildings, libraries and other infrastructure, providing students with good learning conditions.