Bielefeld University of Applied Sciences for Medium-Sized Enterprises in Germany

School Profile: Founded in 2000.

Nature of school: Private, accredited by state educational institutions.

Campus distribution: There are 9 campuses in Germany, the main campus is located in Bielefeld, the other campuses are located in Berlin and other places.

School ranking: It has a certain influence in the German university of Applied technology, and the quality of its professional education is widely recognized, and it has achieved remarkable achievements in training professionals for medium-sized enterprises.

Professional setting:

Undergraduate majors: A total of 38, covering the fields of economics, media, engineering, sports health and social sciences.

Master's degree: There are 14, such as international industrial technology transfer.

Doctoral programs: There are 3.

Teaching mode:

Practice-oriented: emphasizing the close combination of teaching and practice, the curriculum focuses on cultivating students' practical ability and problem-solving ability, so that students can quickly adapt to the job.

Flexible learning: A variety of learning modes are available, including full-time, part-time, dual and distance learning. Full-time study usually involves a six-month internship.

Small class teaching: The class size is small, which facilitates the interaction and communication between teachers and students, helps teachers to better guide students and improve the quality of teaching.

Teachers:

Full-time professors: There are 100 full-time professors with extensive experience and expertise in teaching and research.

Industry elite lecturers: More than 200 industry elites in various professional fields are hired as lecturers to bring the latest trends and practical experience in the industry to students.

International cooperation:

It has established cooperative relations with many universities in the world such as China, the United States, South Africa and Poland.