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Our metropolitan areas are closely linked by geography and culture and are distinguished not only by their extraordinarily strong economies but also by their exceptional quality of life.
With more than 9,000 students at the Campus Altes Landgut, at another location, and at two partner locations, Hochschule Campus Wien is the largest university of applied sciences in Austria. The Departments of Applied Nursing Science, Applied Life Sciences, Building and Design, Health Sciences, Social Sciences, Engineering and Administration, Economics, Security, Politics offer a choice of almost 70 part-time and full-time study programs. Applied research and development is bundled in nine subject-specific research centers. Further education and training in the form of seminars, modules and certificate programs is provided by the Campus Wien Academy. Hochschule Campus Wien is a founding member of the Sustainable Universities Cooperative.
Hochschule Campus Wien © HCW/Schedl
Hochschule München University of Applied Sciences is one of the largest institutions of its kind in Germany. With its broad range of 86 bachelor’s and master’s degree programs and a pronounced focus on applied research and practical collaboration with partners from the business, social and public sectors, it provides around 18,200 students with excellent opportunities on the job market and in scientific research.
The degree programs and courses offered by Hochschule München University of Applied Sciences’ 14 departments encompass technology and engineering, economics, social sciences, and design. Teaching is tailored to a variety of target groups: full-time and part-time students, working students and those interested in professional development as well as dual-degree students in bachelor’s, master’s, and certificate programs. In addition to providing academic qualifications for future experts and leaders, the university’s programs offer a solid scientific preparation for continuing on to doctoral studies.
Research and development projects in a number of areas, particularly energy efficiency, production and materials, and digital value creation, are a defining aspect of the exceptionally well-networked research environment at Hochschule München University of Applied Sciences. Research and development are undertaken in close collaboration with partners from the business and social sectors. This ensures optimal practical experience for the university’s students.
Hochschule München University of Applied Sciences © Ben Steinig
ZHAW Zurich University of Applied Sciences is one of Switzerland’s leading universities for applied sciences. With its Schools of Applied Linguistics, Applied Psychology, Architecture, Design and Civil Engineering, Health Professions, Life Sciences and Facility Management, Engineering, Management and Law, and Social Work, ZHAW is active in teaching, research, professional development, and services – all grounded in both practice and sound scientific research. Nearly 13,000 students at the institution’s three locations in Winterthur, Zurich, and Wädenswil gain the necessary skills and know-how to be successful in their future careers. Key societal challenges guide ZHAW’s research & development activities, with special focuses on energy and social integration.
ZHAW places particular emphasis on strong networking. It collaborates with universities, companies, public institutions, and non-profit organizations around the world and offers its students a wealth of opportunities to acquire an international education, foreign languages, and intercultural skills. Successful knowledge exchange, collaboration in professional development activities, and research and development depend on the careful selection and diligent maintenance of these partnerships.
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