Introduction and Overview of Reutlingen University

School size: The school has about 5,000 students and offers 48 study programs.

Location: Located in Reutlingen, the city in the central part of Baden-Württemberg, Germany, the city is the ninth largest city in the state and an established textile industry center. It also has machinery, leather products and steel manufacturing facilities. It is close to the Swabian Jura Mountains, with beautiful natural environment and rich economic industries, providing students with a good learning and practice environment.

History and establishment time

The history of Reutlingen University can be traced back to the Reutlingen Higher Professional College of Technology and Economics established in 1855. After development and evolution, it was officially renamed Reutlingen University of Applied Sciences on January 1, 2006.

School strength

Faculty: It has 160 professors and 372 Lecturers with rich teaching experience and solid professional knowledge can provide students with high-quality teaching and guidance.

Teaching mode: The course is practice-oriented and focuses on the cultivation of students' practical ability. Through close cooperation with enterprises, students can accumulate practical work experience in the learning process and improve their employment competitiveness.

Scientific research: The school carries out scientific research activities in many fields, actively promotes knowledge innovation and technological transformation, and the scientific research results have received extensive attention and application in academia and industry.

Institutional nature

The school is a public university of applied sciences.

Educational philosophy

Emphasis on the combination of theory and practice, focusing on cultivating students' professional ability and comprehensive quality, and is committed to providing students with a challenging and innovative learning environment so that students can succeed in their future careers.

Key disciplines and departments

Key disciplines: International economics, business management, international business and economic information science have high popularity and influence in Germany. Its business school is a national key business school in Germany. In the professional ranking of German universities of applied sciences, the business administration major has ranked first for many years.

Department settings: The school has ESB The six colleges, including the School of Business, School of Information, School of Life Sciences, School of Engineering, School of Textiles and School of Sustainable Development and Technology, cover undergraduate and postgraduate degree courses in a variety of fields from business, engineering to life sciences.

Ranking

In the university rankings based on business management conducted by the German Economic Weekly in June 2008, the school's European Business School ranked first among higher professional colleges.

In the university rankings of the German Higher Education Development Research Center and the Talent Market Research Group in March 2008, the school's majors such as international economics, international business and economic information were listed as elite majors.

The school's business school has ranked first in business administration in the professional rankings of German universities of applied sciences for many years.

Expenses

Tuition fees: German public universities usually waive tuition fees for domestic students and EU students. For non-EU students, some majors may charge a certain amount of tuition fees, but the specific amount varies depending on the major.

Other expenses: Students need to pay semester fees for the use of school facilities, student services, etc. In addition, they need to bear their own accommodation and living expenses. The cost of living in Reutlingen is relatively moderate.

Campus

Campus environment: The campus environment is beautiful and well-equipped, providing students with good learning and living conditions. The school is surrounded by convenient transportation and rich cultural activities. Students can make full use of their spare time to participate in various social and cultural activities.

Teaching facilities: The school is equipped with modern teaching facilities, such as laboratories, computer centers, libraries, etc., to meet students' learning and research needs.