Introduction

Kiel University of Applied Sciences is a public university of applied sciences in the northern German state of Schleswig-Holstein. Its majors cover a wide range of fields, from agricultural economics, computers, electronics, machinery, media to national economy.

Overview

Student size: The school has more than 7,500 students and is the largest university of applied sciences in Schleswig-Holstein.

Course settings: The school offers about 40 bachelor's and master's degrees as well as supplementary degrees, non-professional education and continuing education courses, including agriculture, business administration, computer science and electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, media, social work and health.

History and establishment time

Founded on August 1, 1969, it was formed by the merger of several public engineering schools and universities in the German state of Schleswig-Holstein. Looking back at the predecessors of these schools, it has more than 100 100 years of long history and fine traditions.

School Strength

Teaching Staff: The specific teacher-student ratio and other data are not clearly mentioned, but as the largest university of applied technology in Schleswig-Holstein, it has a professional teaching team that can meet the needs of teaching and scientific research. They not only have a solid academic background, but also have rich practical experience, and can provide students with high-quality teaching and guidance.

Teaching Resources: The school's teaching facilities are advanced, equipped with modern laboratories, computer centers, libraries, etc., providing good conditions for students' learning and research. For example, in engineering majors, students can use advanced experimental equipment and simulation software for practical operations and project research.

Scientific Research Achievements: The school has carried out scientific research projects with practical application value in many fields. For example, in the field of wind energy engineering, it has cooperated with the Economic and Technological Department of Schleswig-Holstein to establish a wind energy engineering major and train master's students, which has contributed to solving the problem of the shortage of wind energy talents.

Cooperation and Exchange: It maintains friendly exchanges with universities in more than 30 countries and participates in various student exchange programs, broadening students' international horizons. At the same time, the school cooperates closely with local enterprises and industry associations to provide students with internship and employment opportunities, so that graduates can quickly find well-paid jobs.

Nature of the school

Public university of applied sciences.

Educational philosophy

Emphasis on efficiency, innovation and internationalization, focusing on cultivating students' practical ability and cross-cultural communication ability, so that students can adapt to the workplace needs in the context of globalization.

Key laboratories and disciplines

Key disciplines: Agricultural economics, computer science, electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, media, social work and health, national economy and other fields are all key disciplines of the school. Among them, wind energy engineering is one of the school's specialty majors. The major was established for the first time by the Economic and Technology Department of Schleswig-Holstein and Kiel University of Applied Sciences, aiming to cultivate professionals to solve the problem of talent shortage in the wind energy industry.

Key laboratories: Although it is not explicitly mentioned that it has national or world-class Although the university has key laboratories, it is equipped with advanced experimental facilities and research centers in related disciplines, which provide strong support for teaching and scientific research. For example, in the laboratories of engineering majors, students can conduct various experiments and project research to improve their practical and innovative abilities.

Department

The university has departments such as agriculture, business administration, computer science and electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, media, social work and health.

Ranking

The specific ranking of the university in the internationally renowned university rankings is not clearly mentioned, but it has a high reputation in Schleswig-Holstein.

Expenses

Tuition fees: German public universities usually waive tuition fees for students, but they need to pay a small amount of semester fees for student services and maintenance of campus facilities, etc. The fees per semester range from several hundred euros.

Living expenses: The living expenses in Kiel are relatively moderate. The monthly living expenses of students include accommodation, food, transportation, etc., which are about About 500-900 Euros, the specific cost varies depending on personal lifestyle and consumption habits.

Campus

Campus location: The main campus is located in Kiel, the capital of Schleswig-Holstein, a vibrant city in the northern bay of Germany, and an important naval base and passenger port in Germany. The city has convenient transportation and pleasant scenery. The city combines the marine lifestyle, urban characteristics, cultural atmosphere and historical accumulation very well.

Campus facilities: The campus has complete facilities, including modern teaching buildings, laboratories, libraries, canteens, student dormitories, etc., providing students with a comfortable and convenient learning and living environment.