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Kiel University of Applied Sciences
The Kiel University of Applied Sciences (German: Hochschule für Angewandte Wissenschaften Kiel or HAW Kiel) is a University of Applied Sciences, established in 1969. It is one of three public institutions of higher learning in Kiel, Germany. It provides around 30 Bachelor‘s and Master‘s degrees, supplementary degrees and continuing education courses by the faculties of Agriculture, Business Management, Computer Science & Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Media and Social Work and Health.
The campus contains one large and a few smaller cafeterias, as well as two dorms. Furthermore, a planetarium, called the Mediendom, a museum of computers and a star observatory are associated with the University of Applied Sciences.
In addition to the main campus in Kiel, the University of Applied Sciences has sites in Neumünster and Osterrönfeld.
The HAW Kiel is divided in the following departments:
38 study courses are offered in the six departments. Therefrom, 19 are Bachelor courses. Beneath typical courses like Economics and Social Work, there are also two maritime ones: Naval architecture and Technology and Offshore Technology which can only be studied at the HAW Kiel.
The HAW Kiel is in close contact to international universities. Thereby many student exchange programs as well as mutual recognition of study performances can be provided. The International Office coordinates approximately 530 students from over 80 countries, organized by the Erasmus Programme.
Besides these efforts the Kiel University of Applied Sciences offers two entirely English-taught master's programs, Master of Science in Information Engineering and Master of Industrial Engineering. The latter is an online degree programme.
After having acquired three art pieces in 1994 due to wish of the Ministry of Education, Science and Cultural Affairs to present the Campus of the University of Applied Sciences it started to expand the collection more and more. Today more than 300 pieces of art can be found under the title of “CampusKunst-D 450 Kunstwerke” (CampusArt-D 450 pieces of art) on the Campus.
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Kiel University of Applied Sciences
The Kiel University of Applied Sciences (German: Hochschule für Angewandte Wissenschaften Kiel or HAW Kiel) is a University of Applied Sciences, established in 1969. It is one of three public institutions of higher learning in Kiel, Germany. It provides around 30 Bachelor‘s and Master‘s degrees, supplementary degrees and continuing education courses by the faculties of Agriculture, Business Management, Computer Science & Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Media and Social Work and Health.
The campus contains one large and a few smaller cafeterias, as well as two dorms. Furthermore, a planetarium, called the Mediendom, a museum of computers and a star observatory are associated with the University of Applied Sciences.
In addition to the main campus in Kiel, the University of Applied Sciences has sites in Neumünster and Osterrönfeld.
The HAW Kiel is divided in the following departments:
38 study courses are offered in the six departments. Therefrom, 19 are Bachelor courses. Beneath typical courses like Economics and Social Work, there are also two maritime ones: Naval architecture and Technology and Offshore Technology which can only be studied at the HAW Kiel.
The HAW Kiel is in close contact to international universities. Thereby many student exchange programs as well as mutual recognition of study performances can be provided. The International Office coordinates approximately 530 students from over 80 countries, organized by the Erasmus Programme.
Besides these efforts the Kiel University of Applied Sciences offers two entirely English-taught master's programs, Master of Science in Information Engineering and Master of Industrial Engineering. The latter is an online degree programme.
After having acquired three art pieces in 1994 due to wish of the Ministry of Education, Science and Cultural Affairs to present the Campus of the University of Applied Sciences it started to expand the collection more and more. Today more than 300 pieces of art can be found under the title of “CampusKunst-D 450 Kunstwerke” (CampusArt-D 450 pieces of art) on the Campus.
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