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HS Offenburg About us Friends Association Association of Friends and Supporters The Association of Friends and Supporters of Hochschule Offenburg (VdF) is an association of companies, entrepreneurs, graduates, private donors, and university staff, and its mission is to assist Hochschule Offenburg and its students through advice , funding , and support . This is stated in its bylaws . Since its founding in 1964, the Association of Friends has provided support in areas where government funding is no longer available and shortages arise. And the VdF is looking for you! As a friend and supporter of young talent —society’s greatest resource. For the benefit of the business community and the region. Become a member of the Association of Friends! Goals Support The Association of Friends supports dedicated students with grants for semesters abroad, projects, and final theses. The support is socially equitable and always provided on a case-by-case basis. In this way, the VdF promotes the education of young, talented people and contributes to Germany’s future. Networking The Friends Association sees itself as a bridge between attractive employers and the University. In this way, the VdF connects teaching and research with decision-makers in companies. Sponsor The Friends Association supports the University in a variety of ways—through investments, grants, and film awards, as well as through athletic activities and the departments’ forward-looking projects. Examples of Support Grant and Travel Expenses for Project Work: Field Study in India Bachelor's Degree/Master's Theses on Film Grants for semesters abroad or internships abroad Purchase of a drum set for the university orchestra Investment in a sound system for Lecture Hall B02 Construction of a beach volleyball court on the Offenburg campus Start-up funding for an endowed professorship in Materials Engineering and much more Grants The VdF’s funding programs focus on students at the University. The funds are intended to help recipients expand their knowledge and intercultural skills and successfully complete their studies. Funding is generally designed to be complementary. The VdF specifically encourages students’ own initiatives and creativity. The VdF provides financial support for semesters abroad, internships in Germany and abroad, final theses (bachelor's degree/master's degree), participation in research trips, field trips, film productions, and much more. Through its support for the Germany Scholarship, the VdF also promotes high-performing and talented young professionals for companies in the region and, beyond that, for Germany as a business location. Grant applications may be submitted at any time. Applications for grants for semesters abroad and/or internships abroad should be submitted no later than the deadlines of January 31 for the following summer semester and June 30 for the following winter semester to ensure a timely decision-making process. Please review our funding guidelines. Applications must be submitted using the PDF form . The following additional documents must be submitted with the application: a brief description of the project and your motivation Curriculum Vitae a tabular cost and financing plan that demonstrates secure funding, including the requested amount Grading scale Letter of recommendation/endorsement from a professor Please send the completed grant application and the other required documents to vdf@hs-offenburg.de "Outstanding Social Commitment" Award The VdF regularly awards the 1,000-euro grant for “Outstanding Social Commitment at Hochschule Offenburg” (PDF) . Nominations may be submitted to the VdF at any time. Förderberichte China Field Report (PDF) South Africa Field Report (PDF) Hungary Field Report (PDF) Brazil Field Report (PDF) Members Graduates, alumni, companies, organizations, private citizens, professors, and staff members of Hochschule Offenburg make our mission and charitable work possible through their generous donations and membership dues. They all share a commitment to strengthening education and science for the benefit of our region. Executive Board Chairperson Helmut Schareck Business Administrator (VWA) Vice Chair Thomas Hüger Dipl.-Ing. (FH), Erdrich Umformtechnik GmbH alumnus of Hochschule Offenburg Honorary Chairman Heinz Gsegnet Dipl.-Ing. (FH), alumnus of Hochschule Offenburg Member of the Executive Board Rita Böcherer , Sparkasse Offenburg Member of the Executive Board B.Sc. 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Zimmer GmbH Become a Member Our Memberships: Individual Membership – Friend: 25,- € (minimum fee) Corporate Membership – Supporter: 250,- € (minimum fee) Please print out the membership application, sign it, and send it to the address provided. The association is recognized as a nonprofit organization. Membership dues and donations are fully tax-deductible. Membership Application Contact Association of Friends and Supporters of Hochschule Offenburg e.V. Badstraße 24, 77652 Offenburg info@vdfog.de Bank Account Information: Sparkasse Offenburg/Ortenau IBAN: DE23 6645 0050 0000 1110 05 BIC: SOLADES1OFG Volksbank eG - Die Gestalterbank IBAN: DE57 6649 0000 0012 5229 08 BIC: GENODE61OG1 Creditor Identification Number: DE44ZZZ00000034970 Registration number: VR 470133 Freiburg Local Court Tax ID Number: 14047/50210 Annual Reports Spotlight 2024 (PDF) Highlights 2023 (PDF) Bylaws Bylaws (PDF)

HS Offenburg Studies Master's Programs International Business Consulting International Business Consulting Do you want to help companies solve tomorrow’s challenges today? In the MBA in International Business Consulting, you’ll develop into a sought-after executive in just 15 months. We combine general management knowledge with a focus on logistics, finance, and IT. Real-world case studies and our personalized support will prepare you for leadership roles in Germany and around the world. Application information Profile Degree Master of Business Administration (MBA) Study Language English Standard period of study 3 Semester Starts of study Winter semester Application deadline June 30th (resident outside the EU) / July 15th (resident within the EU) Admission requirements completed bachelor's degree, 2 letters of recommandation, APS (for applicants from China, India, and Vietnam) Language requirements TOEFL 87, IELTS 6.5 or APIEL 3.0 Practical requirements at least 2 years of qualified professional experience ECTS 90 Credits Place of study Campus Gengenbach Selection process Yes (NC) Everything You Need to Know Course Content The MBA in International Business Consulting prepares you for the global business world. In our program, you’ll apply theoretical concepts directly in real-world situations. Best of all, it’s one of the few programs in Germany with a focus on consulting. The common thread throughout your studies: General Management & Leadership: You’ll learn how modern leadership works and how to motivate teams. Consulting Focus: You’ll specialize in the classic consulting areas of logistics, accounting/finance, and IT. Global Teamwork: You’ll collaborate with people from all over the world. This sharpens your awareness of different perspectives and cultures. Real-world cases: In interdisciplinary teams, you’ll solve real-world business challenges and put your knowledge directly into practice. Perspectives After you graduate, many doors will be open to you in a wide variety of industries. Opportunities range from small and medium-sized businesses to global corporations. Typical career paths for our graduates: Strategic management consulting & in-house consulting Leadership positions in logistics, production, or marketing (International) Project Management Controlling & Financial Management Business Development FAQ – what you should know Fees and Cost What tuition fees apply? €11.360 for three semesters in total Tuition Fees: €10.400 Service Contribution and Semester Fees: €320 per semester What does the Service Contribution cover? The Service Contribution supports student services such as: Liability insurance Assistance with housing Buddy program support Excursions and social events How much are living costs in Offenburg? The average monthly living cost is around €992. Typical expenses include: Rent: ~€430 Food: ~€275 Health insurance: ~€132 Study materials and transport: ~€155 combined Should I bring money when I arrive? Yes. Initial expenses such as first month’s rent, deposit, and insurance may require immediate payment, and international bank transfers can take several weeks. Before Arrival Do I need a visa? Students from non-EU countries must obtain a student visa. A tourist visa is not sufficient. Apply approximately three months before arrival. Do I need to prove financial resources? Yes. You must demonstrate you can cover your living expenses, approximately €11,904 for the first year. This can be done via a blocked account, scholarship, or proof of savings. Is health insurance required? Yes, all students must have valid health insurance for enrollment. You can use German student insurance or a recognized international plan. After Arrival What should I do immediately after arriving in Offenburg? Complete enrollment at the university to receive your student ID (“OSKAR”) and login credentials. Open a German bank account for rent, insurance, and other payments. Confirm health and liability insurance coverage. Register your address at the town hall and visit the immigration office for a residence permit if required (non-EU students). Pay the broadcasting fee (€18.36 per household per month). Is there an orientation or welcome program? Yes. All new students are invited to orientation sessions, including a special introduction for international students. This provides an opportunity to meet peers and become familiar with the university before classes begin. Is there support before arrival? Yes, the university provides a Buddy Program to connect incoming students with current students who can help with housing, paperwork, and settling in. Services We are dedicated to fostering a welcoming atmosphere to ensure you have a successful and enjoyable time at Hochschule Offenburg. Here are some of the key services we provide: Accomodation Intercultural competence certificationat Orientation Events Senior Service Cultural Program Buddy Program Summer language course Contact Person Dean of Studies Englisch, Dominik Prof. Dr. rer. oec. +49 7803 9698-4385 dominik.englisch@hs-offenburg.de Coordinator Topal, Kamila MPA +49 7803 9698-4468 kamila.topal@hs-offenburg.de Downloads Study and Examination Regulations (German, PDF) StuPO Allgemeiner Teil (German, PDF) StuPO Abkürzungen (German, PDF) Qualification Objectives/Competency Matrix (PDF) Module Handbook (English, PDF) Links Academic Advising Getting Started

HS Offenburg Studies School Programs From School to University. Discover, explore, create. Are you interested in real experiments, exciting STEM projects, and figuring out what you want to do later in life? Come to Hochschule Offenburg and get to know us—whether in the lab, tinkering with robots, or attending actual lectures. Whether you’re in middle school and passionate about technology or about to graduate from high school and looking for a subject, this is the place to explore your options. Our student projects Programs for Students Do you want to know how technology works, try out your own ideas, or find out which degree program is right for you? With our programs for high school students, you can experience science up close and get to know Hochschule Offenburg. From hands-on activities and competitions to student research and college orientation: Discover your interests, try out different things, and get a glimpse into your future. Our Offers for You Studieninfotag Dive into the diverse world of our degree programs, learn about innovative projects, and take the opportunity to experience the atmosphere of our university firsthand. Whether it’s media, business, mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, medical technology, or computer science—here you’ll find a wide range of opportunities to explore your interests and shape your own path. Come by and see for yourself! We look forward to showing you around our university and answering your questions. Programm Wednesday, November 18, 2024, 9:30 a.m.–3:00 p.m. Welcome and overview of the schedule for everyone: 9:30–10:10 a.m.: Welcome and informational presentation on degree programs Introduction to the academic fields and the startING & StudiumPLUS study models Building D, Room D 001 You’ll choose your preferred field of study and split into groups: 10:15 a.m.–12:45 p.m.: Program presentations with lab tours Elektrotechnik & Mechatronik, D 016 Gesundheit & Life Sciences, D 202 Informatik & KI, E 009 Maschinenbau & Umwelt, D 015 Medien & Gestaltung, D 001 Wirtschaft & Management, D 114 (excluding the lab) In addition, there will be information booths in the foyer... 12:00–2:00 p.m.: Marketplace, University Building D, Foyer Discussions and information booths with student ambassadors Faculties, Student Services Academic Advising Application and Admission Haftungsausschluss Participation is free of charge and at the participant’s own risk. Participants waive the right to assert any claims for damages against the university, unless the university is proven to have acted with intent or gross negligence. Offenburg University, as the organizer, is held harmless from any claims by third parties. During the events, photographs and video recordings will be taken for publication in print, online, and on TV. Schnupperstudium Come visit us at the University and get to know us through our taster course—held during the fall and Easter breaks. You can get a taste of the fields of media, business, Maschinenbau, process engineering , Electrical Engineering, Medizintechnik and Computer Science . Take advantage of this opportunity and find out what it’s like to study at Hochschule Offenburg. Fakultät Maschinenbau und Verfahrenstechnik The program for the next taster course at the department of Mechanical and Process Engineering will be published shortly. In the meantime, you can learn more about our bachelor's programs and find out which one best suits your interests. You can find an overview of our bachelor's programs here . Contact Person Noack, Nicole +49 781 205-4963 nicole.noack@hs-offenburg.de Fakultät Elektrotechnik, Medizintechnik und Informatik The department of Electrical Engineering, Medical Engineering and Computer Science will soon publish the program for the next taster course. Until then, you can learn more about our bachelor's programs and discover which field of study best suits your interests. You can find an overview of the department’s bachelor's programs on the EMI Department website. Contact Person Martin, Nathalie +49 781 205-4847 nathalie.martin@hs-offenburg.de Fakultät Wirtschaft The department of Economics’ program for the next taster course will be published shortly. In the meantime, you can learn more about our bachelor’s degree programs and find out which one best suits your interests and goals. You can find an overview of all the department’s degree programs here . Contact Person Wunsch, Lukas lukas.wunsch@hs-offenburg.de Fakultät Medien The department of Media’s program for the next taster course will be published shortly. Until then, you can learn more about our bachelor’s degree programs and discover which one best suits your creative and technical interests. You can find an overview of all the department’s degree programs here . Contact Person Berger, Ania +49 781 205-4666 ania.berger@hs-offenburg.de pepperMINT-Challenge The 2026 pepperMINT Competition will take place on June 26, 2026 , under the theme “Achieve More with Less: Build Your Energy-Efficient House.” Students in 9th grade and above can put their creative ideas and technical skills to the test and then present their projects to us. This is an exciting opportunity to gain hands-on experience and a chance to get to know Hochschule Offenburg a little better. Participants will receive valuable feedback from our expert jury, and on June 26, 2026, the best projects will be awarded prizes. Here’s what you can win! 1st Place: Prize money and a research internship at Hochschule Offenburg 2nd Place: Europa-Park gift certificates Enter now! (Register by May 22, 2026 ) The competition is supported through partnerships with companies such as Badische Stahlwerke GmbH , Herrenknecht AG , Hobart GmbH , VEGA, and Wittenstein SE . Contact Person Bartels, Miriam +49 781 205-4919 miriam.bartels@hs-offenburg.de Girls'Day On Girls’ Day , we’ll show you just how exciting IT, robotics, and engineering can be. Try your hand at these fields, solve tricky problems, and meet inspiring women who are at home in the tech world. Girls’ Day takes place every April. Simply search for “Hochschule Offenburg” on the Girls’Day Radar to find our program and sign up. Contact Person Bartels, Miriam +49 781 205-4919 miriam.bartels@hs-offenburg.de Open Campus The Open Campus is back for another round – next year. You’ll be able to experience Offenburg University of Applied Sciences through open labs, experiments, talks and hands-on activities. Whether it’s course guidance, hands-on research or a festival atmosphere with music and food trucks: the Open Campus showcases what makes the university special – informative, interactive and suitable for the whole family. The programme will be published as soon as the planning is finalised. So do check back regularly on this page and stay up to date! startING Are you interested in engineering or computer science, but not yet sure which degree programme is right for you? With startING, the BAföG-eligible introductory semester, you’ll have a whole semester to explore different fields of study and discover your interests. You’ll earn your first credit points, work in our laboratories, gain insights into companies, and find out which technical field inspires you. You can find more information on the course content, programme structure and how to apply on the startING website . There, you’ll find everything you need to know about the introductory semester and how to start your journey into an engineering or computer science degree. KinderUni (8-12 Years) Why is that? At our popular Children’s University, professors explain fascinating scientific phenomena in a way that’s fun. An event for young explorers aged between 8 and 12. The next Children’s University Friday, 17 July 2026 Building B, Room B 012 From 2.00 pm to around 5.00 pm, after which each child will receive a certificate Go to the registration form The Programme A journey through the world of the very first living organisms and artificial intelligence Lecture 1: AI – stupid or clever? Prof. Dr Jürgen Seitz explores with the children when artificial intelligence (AI) is clever and when it is not. Together, they investigate why this is the case and consider how they can make AI smarter. 2nd lecture: Microorganisms – the tiny ‘jack-of-all-trades’ Prof. Dr Christiane Zell takes the children on a journey into the world of tiny living organisms. Though invisible to the naked eye, microorganisms are part of every human being and the environment. Some can make us ill, but others – and there are far more of them – keep us healthy, preserve the environment or provide us with plenty of delicious food. Anmeldung & Wissenswertes für Eltern Please accept YouTube content This video is provided by YouTube. By accepting, you agree that your data will be transmitted to YouTube. For more information, please see our privacy policy. Accept YouTube content Registration: From 3 July at 6.00 pm, you can register your child(ren) free of charge using the online form at https://events.hs-offenburg.de/e/Kinder-Uni/Juli2026. It’s worth being quick – places are in high demand! Programme: The Children’s University takes place on the Offenburg University of Applied Sciences campus in Building B (Badstraße 24). The afternoon comprises two lectures. During the break in between, there will be exciting hands-on experiments organised by Offenburg University of Applied Sciences, the Edeka IT Stiftung & Co. OHG and Meiko, as well as drinks and snacks to top up your energy. Photo notice: Photos and videos will be taken during the event for our public relations work. Data protection: We handle your data responsibly. All personal data will be permanently deleted no later than one year after the conclusion of the respective Children’s University event. Disclaimer: Participation is free of charge and at your own risk. Participants waive the right to assert any claims for damages against the university, unless the university is proven to have acted with intent or gross negligence. Offenburg University, as the organiser, is indemnified against any claims by third parties. Opportunities for Teachers Working Together to Inspire Young People to Pursue Science and Technology. Hochschule Offenburg supports schools with a wide range of programs that enrich classroom instruction, promote academic guidance, and strengthen collaboration between schools and the university. Discover ways to inspire your students with forward-looking topics and open up new perspectives for their professional and academic futures. Our Offer for Teachers Seminarkurs The seminar courses are offered by the pepperMINT Foundation to 12th-grade students , providing them with the opportunity to engage in hands-on, specialized work on science and technology projects. Together with their teachers, we invite students to spend two days with us at the University for introductory sessions . Here, students can choose from various lectures related to the topic of their seminar course, visit labs, specialize in scientific projects, and carry out hands-on exercises. In addition, two field trips to our partner companies take place between spring and summer. Participation in one of these field trips is mandatory for the seminar course. The topic of the seminar course forms the basis of a scientific paper that is recognized as part of the high school graduation requirements. The topic can be examined from a technical, scientific, or sociopolitical perspective. The seminar course concludes with our closing event in July , where students have the opportunity to present their findings here at the University. Important Dates for the Seminar Course, 2025–2026 School Year Introductory Course: October 7–8, 2025 Field Trips: Starting in March 2026 Closing event: July 15, 2026 Conditions for the closing event: A maximum of 3 students may present Duration: 10 minutes Content: Project timeline, key findings—feel free to be creative Visual aids such as a model or exhibit Contact Person Bartels, Miriam +49 781 205-4919 miriam.bartels@hs-offenburg.de Schulstunden und Fachvortrag - Hochschule im Klassenzimmer Bring the latest research directly into your classroom: Professors and staff from Hochschule Offenburg will visit your school and deliver engaging lectures for high school students . Whether it’s the energy transition, artificial intelligence, sustainability, or other topics shaping the future—our experts present complex topics in a way that’s easy to understand, practical, and engaging. The presentations address current societal issues, provide insights into research and teaching at Hochschule Offenburg, and demonstrate how scientific findings are applied in practice. This allows you to enrich your lessons with authentic insights, foster your students’ interest in science and technology, and open up new perspectives for their academic and career planning. Contact Person Bartels, Miriam +49 781 205-4919 miriam.bartels@hs-offenburg.de do-IT - Digitalwettbewerb Ortenau do IT – The School Competition of the Ortenau Educational Region Through the “do IT” regional competition organized by the Ortenau Education Region e. V., students explore the opportunities and challenges of the digital world in a playful and creative way. The competition promotes digital literacy, encourages critical thinking, and offers classes an exciting opportunity to engage with future-oriented topics in a hands-on manner. Who can participate in “do IT”? The competition is open to all students in grades 3 through 13 at all general education and vocational education schools in the Ortenau region. Students may participate individually or as part of a team (max. 20 people). All information regarding participation, dates, and registration can be found on the Ortenau Education Region website. Campus Labs CampusLabs – Experience Science, Shape the Future Through CampusLabs , the division of Technology, Environment, and Life Sciences invites 11th- and 12th-grade classes to experience science and technology up close. In hands-on workshops, your students will gain exciting insights into current degree programs, fields of research, and forward-looking topics. Whether through experiments, hands-on activities, or discussions with experts—CampusLabs bring research to life and demonstrate just how diverse and innovative topics in engineering and the natural sciences can be. Content and dates can be tailored to your class’s specific interests. Contact Person Noack, Nicole +49 781 205-4963 nicole.noack@hs-offenburg.de Juniorstudium (für Hochbegabte) Sie haben eine besonders leistungsstarke Schülerin oder einen besonders leistungsstarken Schüler, die bzw. der über den Schulstoff hinaus gefordert werden möchte? Mit dem Juniorstudium der Hochschule Offenburg können besonders begabte und motivierte Schüler bereits während der Schulzeit Hochschulluft schnuppern und erste Erfahrungen im Studium sammeln. Schüler der Klassenstufen 10 bis 13 können parallel zum Unterricht an Vorlesungen, Seminaren und Laborveranstaltungen teilnehmen und erhalten so einen authentischen Einblick in den Hochschulalltag. Das Juniorstudium bietet: Einblicke in die Hochschule: Teilnahme an Lehrveranstaltungen eines Studiengangs und Kennenlernen des Campuslebens. Frühe Studienerfahrung: Freiwillige Prüfungen können abgelegt und später im Studium angerechnet werden. Individuelle Abstimmung: Die Teilnahme wird gemeinsam mit der Schule organisiert, damit der erfolgreiche Schulabschluss weiterhin im Mittelpunkt steht. Voraussetzungen sind sehr gute schulische Leistungen, hohe Motivation sowie die Zustimmung der Schule und – bei Minderjährigen – der Erziehungsberechtigten. Sie kennen eine Schülerin oder einen Schüler, für die bzw. den das Juniorstudium interessant sein könnte? Sprechen Sie uns gerne an – wir beraten Sie und Ihre Schüler individuell. FIRST® LEGO® League (FLL) Together with the non-profit organisation HANDS on TECHNOLOGY e.V., we are bringing the FIRST® LEGO® League (FLL) regional competition to Offenburg University of Applied Sciences. Here, teams tinker with autonomous LEGO robots that have to complete tricky missions. They learn to programme in a fun way, solve problems creatively and achieve a breakthrough as a team. Find out more and register here FLL Season 2025/2026 FLL Challenge Here, you’ll spend several weeks working just like in a real engineer’s day-to-day job: as part of a team (aged 9–16), you’ll plan, build and programme an autonomous LEGO® robot that completes tricky missions on a playing field. In line with the season’s theme, you’ll research your own solutions to real-world problems and present your findings to a panel of judges. The thrill: anyone who impresses at the regional competition at Offenburg University of Applied Sciences qualifies for the next rounds – and maybe even makes it all the way to the final! First® Lego® League Challenge FLL Explore Der perfekte Einstieg für junge Entdecker*innen (6-10 Jahre): Hier lernt ihr spielerisch die Grundlagen der Programmierung kennen. Mit einem LEGO®-Robotik-Set entwickelt ihr über mehrere Wochen ein motorisiertes Modell und erstellt ein buntes Forschungsplakat zu euren Ideen. Das Highlight: Zum Saisonabschluss feiert ihr eure Ergebnisse bei einer regionalen Ausstellung direkt bei uns auf dem Campus. First® Lego® League Explore Contakt Münchenberg, Jan Prof. Dr.-Ing. +49 781 205-4747 jan.muenchenberg@hs-offenburg.de MINT4Life We inspire young people from Year 5 onwards to take an interest in maths, computing, science and technology. At the heart of it all is the fascinating world of 3D printing. In our free workshops, you’ll design your own models – such as jewellery, toys or geometric artworks – and bring them to life on the printer. This way, you’ll discover in a fun way just how much STEM is part of your everyday life and your future dream job. Find out more & book now You can find all the latest dates on the Xenoplex Student Research Centre website, where you can secure your place straight away. View the workshop programme MINT4Life is funded by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research. Offenburg University of Applied Sciences is a partner of the University of Education Freiburg, which coordinates the project in South Baden. News Delivered Straight to Your Inbox Hochschule Offenburg sends out information specifically for students and teachers from time to time. To subscribe to or unsubscribe from the newsletter, simply send an email to newsletter@hs-offenburg.de . We'll Be There - Trade Shows and Events Hochschule Offenburg regularly participates in college and career fairs, regional events, and college information days at schools. There, high school students can learn directly about degree programs, career prospects, and future-oriented topics, and talk with our experts, for example, Career Information Fair Baden-Württemberg Study Information Day Open Campus (Hochschule Offenburg) Science Days Vocatium Freiburg / Karlsruhe Einstieg Freiburg / Karlsruhe Upcoming Dates

HS Offenburg Studies Bachelor's Programs Mechanical Systems Engineering Mechanical Systems Engineering Want to rethink mechanical engineering and make your mark in the digital industry? In the international Mechanical Systems Engineering program, you’ll combine traditional engineering knowledge with IT skills such as AI and simulation. From day one, you’ll study entirely in English and prepare yourself for top jobs in the digital industry. Jetzt bewerben Profile Degree Bachelor of Engineering (B. Eng.) Study Language English Standard period of study 7 Semester (inkl. 1 Praxissemester) Starts of study Winter semester Application deadline March 31 (resident outside the EU) / July 15 (extended to September 18, resident within the EU) Admission requirements General or technical university entrance qualification, technical college entrance qualification, APS (for applicants from China, India, and Vietnam) Language requirements TOEFL iBT 79 or IELTS 6.0 ECTS 210 Credits Place of study Campus Offenburg Selection process Yes (NC) Everything You Need to Know Course Content The industry is evolving and looking for doers who think digitally. Today, there is a demand for experts who combine technical knowledge with skills in computer applications, simulation, data analysis, artificial intelligence, and machine learning. We prepare you for exactly that. This program is right for you if you… come from abroad , have a good command of English, and want to work in German industry. Because that’s where engineers are needed. So, top career opportunities await you. are from a German-speaking country and are looking for a program that gives you an international edge. An English-language degree is a real career booster! are looking for a combination of mechanical engineering and digitalization . Your entire program is focused on simulation, data analysis, computer applications, and modern engineering tools. Here’s what it’s all about: Understanding technology: In the first semesters, you’ll learn the engineering basics—such as mathematics, materials science, mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, programming, and design & CAD—as tools for your ideas. Specialization & applying: Starting in the 3rd semester, you’ll directly apply modern virtual engineering methods such as simulation and data analysis. You’ll master mechatronics, use digital tools for mechanical engineering, and add future-oriented skills like AI and digital engineering to your repertoire. Set Your Own Focus : You’ll refine your profile through required electives and decide in which areas you want to become an expert. Communicate without borders: While international students learn German (from beginner level A1 to the B2 certificate), German-speaking students choose additional foreign languages or pursue specialization in elective courses. This way, you’re all ready for a global career and can pursue specialization in areas that interest you. Theory in action: In small groups, you’ll work directly in our many teaching and research labs. Whether it’s the humanoid robot Sweaty, the efficiency marvel Schluckspecht, or the BFFT’s electric race car, knowledge comes to life here. Hands-on experience: You’ll spend your 5th semester directly in industry. You’ll also typically write your bachelor’s thesis in the 7th semester at a company, allowing you to build valuable industry contacts even while you’re still a student. 1. Studienabschnitt Semester 1 Languages 1/ Electives 1 Design 1 Mechanics 1 Digital Science Mathematics 1 Semester 2 Languages 2/ Electives 2 Thermodynamics Mechanics 2 Materials Mathematics 2 2. Studienabschnitt Semester 3 Languages 3/ Electives 3 Mechatronics Mechanics 3 Modelling and Simulation (CAE) Robotics and Manufacturing Semester 4 Languages 4/ Electives 4 Design 2 Mechanics 4 Fluid Engineering and Heat Transfer System Engineering Semester 5 Internship Semester Semester 6 Languages 5/ Electives 5 Product Life Cycle Management Applied Fluid Engineering Numerical Methods in Engineering Measurement and Control Engineering Semester 7 Electives Scientific Work and Bachelor-Thesis Perspectives After 7 semesters, you’ll be ready to enter the workforce. As an MSE graduate, all doors are open to you—especially in the thriving industrial sector of the German-French-Swiss region. You’ll be in demand wherever innovative products are developed, designed, or manufactured. Your in-depth digital engineering expertise helps companies boost productivity, and you’ll work on exciting future-oriented topics such as sustainability, climate protection, energy and food supply, medical technology, and smart mobility. For example: Develop sustainable mobility and zero-emission powertrains. Design smart medical technology or innovative communication systems. Bring industrial design and production into the digital future. Take charge of projects, lead teams, or manage technical sales. Want more? After earning your bachelor’s degree, you can directly enroll in one of our master’s programs (e.g., Master of Mechanical Engineering or Master of Digitale Technologien im Maschinenbau ) and pursue a specialization. Applying from abroad (without a German university entrance qualification) Don’t have a German high school diploma but want to study with us? Have your documents reviewed by the Studienkolleg Konstanz (STK) or uni-assist . Once you have the certificate, you can apply directly to us for your desired bachelor’s program. FAQ – what you should know Fees and Cost Students at Hochschule Offenburg must pay certain fee(s) for each semester: Administrative fee per semester: €80.00 (waived for exchange students from partner universities and special scholarship recipients who are not pursuing a degree) Social contribution per semester for the Freiburg-Black Forest Student Services Organization: €65.00 (for the cafeteria, dormitories, counseling centers, etc.) Contribution to the Student Government per semester: €25.00 (waived for recipients of special scholarships and exchange students from partner universities, who are not pursuing a degree) Flat-rate service fee per semester for students in the Graduate School’s international master’s programs: €150.00 (for housing placement, field trips and excursions, mentors, etc.). Tuition fees per semester charged by the State of Baden-Württemberg for non-EU citizens: €1,500.00. You are exempt from the €1,500.00 tuition fees if you: are a citizen of the European Union and/or the European Economic Community, are the spouse or child of a citizen of the European Union and/or the European Economic Community, have earned your high school diploma in Germany, are recognized as a refugee in Germany, are an exchange student from a partner university. MBA tuition fees for students in the International Business Consulting program: a total of €10,400.00 for the entire program (3 semesters). Students in the MBA program do not pay any additional tuition fees to the State of Baden-Württemberg. Semester tuition fee charged by the State of Baden-Württemberg for a second degree program: €650.00 (only for students who are exempt from the State of Baden-Württemberg’s tuition fee of €1,500.00 and have already earned a master’s degree in a consecutive degree program in Germany). This information is provided without guarantee. The current laws of the State of Baden-Württemberg are legally binding. For more information on tuition fees, visit the following website: https://mwk.baden-wuerttemberg.de/de/hochschulen-studium/studium/studienfinanzierung/gebuehren-fuer-internationale-studierende-und-zweitstudium/ The respective payment deadlines will be announced with the letter of admission. Exchange students from partner universities and recipients of special scholarships may pay the student service fee after arriving in Offenburg. Before Arrival Do I need a visa? Students from non-EU countries must obtain a student visa. A tourist visa is not sufficient. Apply approximately three months before arrival. Do I need to prove financial resources? Yes. You must demonstrate you can cover your living expenses, approximately €11,904 for the first year. This can be done via a blocked account, scholarship, or proof of savings. Is health insurance required? Yes, all students must have valid health insurance for enrollment. You can use German student insurance or a recognized international plan. After Arrival What should I do immediately after arriving in Offenburg? Complete enrollment at the university to receive your student ID (“OSKAR”) and login credentials. Open a German bank account for rent, insurance, and other payments. Confirm health and liability insurance coverage. Register your address at the town hall and visit the immigration office for a residence permit if required (non-EU students). Pay the broadcasting fee (€18.36 per household per month). Is there an orientation or welcome program? Yes. All new students are invited to orientation sessions, including a special introduction for international students. This provides an opportunity to meet peers and become familiar with the university before classes begin. Is there support before arrival? Yes, the university provides a Buddy Program to connect incoming students with current students who can help with housing, paperwork, and settling in. Services We are dedicated to fostering a welcoming atmosphere to ensure you have a successful and enjoyable time at Hochschule Offenburg. Here are some of the key services we provide: Accomodation Intercultural competence certificationat Orientation Events Senior Service Cultural Program Buddy Program Summer language course Please accept YouTube content This video is provided by YouTube. By accepting, you agree that your data will be transmitted to YouTube. For more information, please see our privacy policy. Accept YouTube content Highlights from the study program Contact Persons Dean of Studies Wetzel, Christian Prof. Dr.-Ing. +49 781 205-4654 christian.wetzel@hs-offenburg.de Coordinator Siebert, Daniela +49 781 205-4665 daniela.siebert@hs-offenburg.de Downloads Study and Examination Regulations (PDF) StuPO General Provisions (German, PDF) StuPO Abbreviations (German, PDF) Module Handbook (draft version, PDF) Qualification Objectives/Competency Matrix (PDF)

HS Offenburg Studies Master's Programs Medien und Kommunikation Medien und Kommunikation Over the course of four semesters, you’ll specialize in design, management, or computer science—whatever best suits your interests. Do you want to develop software, produce films and audio in a studio, or take on leadership responsibilities? Here, you’ll hone your profile for a career in the media industry or a Ph.D. Depending on your focus, you’ll graduate with a Master of Arts or a Master of Science degree. Academic Advising Profile Degree Master of Science (M. Sc.) or Master of Arts (M. A.) Study Language German Standard period of study 4 Semester Starts of study Summer and winter semesters Application deadline January 15 / July 15 Admission requirements completed bachelor's degree ECTS 120 Credits Place of study Campus Offenburg Selection process Yes (NC & portfolio) Do you have any questions about the application or enrollment process? The team at the Zulassungsamt will be happy to assist you: Email: zulassungsamt@hs-offenburg.de Phone: 0781 205-4792 (Mon–Thu 9:00 AM–12:00 PM, Tue 1:00 PM–3:00 PM) In person: Room: A 007 Everything You Need to Know Course Content In the master's degree program in Medien und Kommunikation, your inventive spirit is put to the test: We challenge and nurture your creativity and invite you to reflect on media-related topics from both artistic and academic perspectives. Our goal: to help you become a leader who confidently and competently shapes social processes in the media world. Thanks to our interdisciplinary approach, you have the freedom to choose your own areas of focus. Specialize in the following fields: Media Design Media Informatics Media Technology Media Business And combine them, for example, with interdisciplinary components from e-learning and media in education and human resources development. Whichever path you choose, we’ll equip you with the right tools. Perspectives With your master's degree, you’ll be qualified for advanced specialist and leadership roles in the media and information industry. Possible career fields: Management positions in media companies (newspapers, radio, TV stations, agencies, etc.) Project and product managers in online media, mobile media, e-commerce, social media, virtual reality, and education Software development and user interface design Consulting in the technical services sector E-learning authors Human resources development and training Ph.D. studies and academic careers (empirical research, instructional design) Self-employment in the media sector Product development in the online gaming sector/app development Various positions in film production (screenwriting, cinematography, directing, production management, etc.) Concept development, copywriting, content creation, corporate communications (advertising agencies, SMEs, and corporations) Media education and media pedagogy (civic education, museums, associations, media centers, churches, etc.) Fees and Funding Semester Tuition and Fees Hochschule Offenburg charges an administrative fee of 80.00 euros per semester and a social contribution of 65.00 euros for the Studierendenwerk Freiburg. In addition, the University’s student body charges all enrolled students a student body fee of 25.00 euros per semester to fulfill its responsibilities. Students on leave of absence from their studies are also required to pay these fees; however, foreign students enrolled on a temporary basis are exempt pursuant to Section 60(1), sentence 2, of the Higher Education Act (LHG). = 170 euros per semester Additional costs for PLUS Education degree programs (degree programs with a teaching certification option) For students in the following bachelor's programs Elektrotechnik/Informationstechnik PLUS Pädagogik Mechatronik PLUS Pädagogik Media Technology/Business PLUS Education Wirtschaftsinformatik PLUS Pädagogik an additional fee of 28.00 euros for local public transportation (semester ticket) applies, in accordance with the fees regulations of the Freiburg Studierendenwerk. Note: You pay the semester fee to Hochschule Offenburg; however, you are enrolled at both Hochschule Offenburg and Freiburg University of Education. Additional Costs for International Master's Programs Students in international master's programs must also pay a flat-rate service fee of 150.00 euros per semester. Tuition Fees for International Students and Students Pursuing a Second Degree Since the 2017/18 winter semester, universities in the state of Baden-Württemberg have been charging international students tuition fees of 1,500.00 euros per semester and students pursuing a second degree 650.00 euros per semester. You can find more information about these fees here: https://www.landesrecht-bw.de/bsbw/document/jlr-HSchulGebGBWrahmen https://mwk.baden-wuerttemberg.de/de/universities-studies/studying-in-bw/studying-financing/fees-for international students and second studies/faqs?highlight=Studying-fees http://www.bw-studyguide.de/en/studying/finance-and-funding.html Exceptions to Tuition Fees for International Students : According to Section 3 of the LHGebG, international students who are not citizens of an EU/EEA country and do not hold a German university entrance qualification are required to pay tuition fees. However, the law provides for a few exceptions. To determine whether you are required to pay tuition fees, you can use the following information form and send it, completed and accompanied by the necessary supporting documents, to studiengebuehren@hs-offenburg.de : Tuition Fee Information Form (PDF) To apply for an exemption from tuition fees, please use the corresponding application form: Application for Tuition Fee Exemption for International Students (PDF) Application for Tuition Fee Exemption for a Second Degree Program (PDF) Pursuant to Section 6, Paragraphs 4 and 5 of the LHGebG, Hochschule Offenburg may fully or partially exempt a limited number of international students from tuition fees if it deems them to be particularly gifted. The requirements, etc., are set forth in the bylaws governing tuition fee exemptions for international students based on exceptional talent. Students at the University can find more detailed information in the relevant announcement on the intranet. BAföG Information about BAföG is available on the website of the Federal Ministry of Education and Research . If you have any questions about BAföG, the Freiburg-Schwarzwald Studierendenwerk— which is responsible for Hochschule Offenburg—will also be happy to assist you under the “Money” section. You can submit applications for financial aid at the Studierendenwerk’s branch office on the Offenburg campus. Studierendenwerk Branch Office Badstraße 24, 77652 Offenburg Phone: 0781 205-328 Office hours: Mon and Wed from 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. and 1:30 p.m. – 3:30 p.m., as well as by telephone appointment Here you’ll find a PDF in which we’ve summarized the criteria for what are known as “standard achievements”—the requirements you must demonstrate to continue receiving funding after two years of BAföG support. Contact Person M BAföG Coordinator, Department of Media Fetzner, Daniel Prof. Dipl.-Ing. +49 781 205-4751 daniel.fetzner@hs-offenburg.de Scholarships A scholarship takes the financial pressure off you. Find the right support in our overview of scholarship programs . Application Would you like to submit an application for this degree program? You won't be able to submit an application again until the summer semester of 2027. Would you like to find out now which documents you’ll need to submit for an application or later enrollment? You’ll find the relevant information in this checklist: Checklist for Master's Programs (PDF) We look forward to receiving your application or direct enrollment for the Summer Semester 2027! Application The program is open to all applicants who hold a college degree in a media-related field with a grade of 2.5 or higher. Applications must be submitted by two deadlines each year at the latest: January 15 for the following summer semester July 15 for the following winter semester The application process can be completed step by step online via the application portal . You do not need to have a final transcript at the time of application—you may apply with a provisional transcript. However, you must have successfully completed your degree by February 28 or August 31, respectively. An online portfolio must also be submitted as part of the application. This should consist of a maximum of three samples of academic and/or artistic work. Please send these samples via a web link by email to zulassungsamt@hs-offenburg.de . The portfolio may include samples of work in the fields of media design, drawings, websites, animations, films, audio, and so on. In the fields of media business administration (or media management) or media informatics, for example, it may include written papers, project descriptions and results, or completed software projects, including documentation. The included work may be from your previous studies—such as theses for a bachelor's degree or term papers—but it may also have been created outside of your academic studies. If submitting team projects, please clearly indicate your own contribution. Do you have any questions about the application or enrollment process? The team at the Zulassungsamt will be happy to assist you: Email: zulassungsamt@hs-offenburg.de Phone: 0781 205-4792 (Mon–Thu 9:00 AM–12:00 PM, Tue 1:00 PM–3:00 PM) In person: Room: A 007 Highlights from the study program Werkschau by the Media Department The Werkschau is an annual event where students showcase the projects they've been working on for several months. In addition to musical entertainment, a wide variety of artworks on display, and film screenings, there's also an Artist Alley where students sell their own creations! More information about Werkschau Do you have any questions about the application or enrollment process? The team at the Zulassungsamt will be happy to assist you: Email: zulassungsamt@hs-offenburg.de Phone: 0781 205-4792 (Mon–Thu 9:00 AM–12:00 PM, Tue 1:00 PM–3:00 PM) In person: Room: A 007 Contacts Dean of Studies Fetzner, Daniel Prof. Dipl.-Ing. +49 781 205-4751 daniel.fetzner@hs-offenburg.de Student Secretariat Dietrich, Heike +49 781 205-157 heike.dietrich@hs-offenburg.de Downloads Study and Examination Regulations (PDF) StuPO General Provisions (PDF) StuPO Abbreviations (PDF) Module Handbook (PDF) Links Academic Advising Getting Started

HS Offenburg Studies Master's Programs Enterprise and IT Security Enterprise and IT Security Become an expert in digital security. The English-language Master’s program in Enterprise and IT Security combines technology, law, and management. We’ll show you how to identify vulnerabilities and effectively protect businesses. Put your knowledge into practice right away. Start now—because the field of security needs doers like you. Profile Degree Master of Science (M. Sc.) Study Language English Standard period of study 3 Semester Starts of study Winter semester Application deadline March 31 (resident outside the EU) / July 15 (resident within the EU) Admission requirements completed bachelor's degree in a related field, letter of motivation, APS (for applicants from China, India, and Vietnam) Language requirements TOEFL iBT 79 or IELTS 6.0 ECTS 90 Credits Place of study Campus Offenburg Selection process Yes (NC) Everything You Need to Know Course Content The world of IT moves fast—and so do we. ENITS teaches practical skills on the one hand, while also fostering scientific methods and introducing you to the latest research. Over the course of three semesters, you’ll develop problem-solving skills and gain hands-on experience in IT security and organizational security. 1st Semester: Fundamentals & Analysis You’ll sharpen your eye for technical and legal details. The curriculum includes modules such as Data Mining and Anonymity & Surveillance. Ethical issues and EU law are also covered, enabling you to assess security holistically. 2nd Semester: Management & Application Now it’s time for implementation. You’ll learn to assess risks in global security management and identify vulnerabilities in mobile systems. In a group project, you’ll work with others to solve real-world problems. 3rd Semester: Your Thesis In the final semester, you’ll focus entirely on your master’s thesis. This is often done in collaboration with a company or as part of our research projects. You will acquire the following competencies: professional knowledge in the areas of technical IT security, organizational security, and their legal aspects, application-specific methods and process knowledge regarding the design and hardening of more secure information systems, application-specific methods and process knowledge regarding the attackability and vulnerability of information systems, skills for research-oriented work on issues of applied IT security, as well as practical problem-solving skills. Perspectives The knowledge and skills you acquire will ensure you have excellent career prospects with a wide range of job opportunities, such as as a manager responsible for implementing security concepts for networked information systems in the investigation, preservation of evidence, and resolution of computer crime in leadership roles for security as well as management positions in companies in system and security administration for all types of online services, e-commerce operators, banks, internet service providers, state and federal agencies such as the BSI, LKAs, BKA, etc. in the design and implementation of information systems for processing sensitive data, e.g., in the judicial sector, healthcare, and security in roles within the rapidly growing field of IT security consulting, e.g., corporate certifications as an IT security coordinator, network and security specialist, or as a technology solution architect for IT security as a systems engineer or software developer in IT security, or as a systems administrator in the security field Application & Fees Have you made your decision? Great! Here you’ll find everything you need to know about applying and the fees associated with your program. To start the “Enterprise and IT Security” Master’s program, you need a Bachelor’s degree (B.Sc. or B.Eng.) in Computer Science, Business Informatics, Corporate and IT Security, or a comparable field with a GPA of at least 2.5. Your degree program should be worth 210 ECTS credits, and you should have completed at least 10 ECTS credits in IT security during your bachelor’s studies. We process admission for a maximum of 25 students per year. This ensures intensive support. For the selection process, we carefully review your bachelor’s GPA and your statement of purpose. Your Checklist: Required Documents Have these documents ready to upload with your application: Letter of motivation: Tell us why you want to join us and what your future plans are Academic transcript: Your Transcript of Records Language proficiency proof (English): You need a TOEFL (PBT 550+, CBT 213+, iBT 79+) or an IELTS score of 6.0 or higher in each section Tuition fees for (international) students The costs per semester are as follows: Tuition fees for non-EU citizens: €1,500 Second degree: €650 (for EU citizens who have already completed a master’s degree in Germany) Service fee: €150 (for EU citizens and all students exempt from tuition fees in the state of Baden-Württemberg*) Semester fees: €170 (for all students) *Good to know: You are exempt from the €1,500 tuition fee if you: have earned your high school diploma at a German school are a citizen of the EU (European Union) or EEC (European Economic Community) (or their spouse/child) are recognized as a refugee in Germany are coming to us as an exchange student from a partner university were already enrolled in the program prior to the 2017/2018 winter semester Note: This information is provided without guarantee. The current laws of the state of Baden-Württemberg are legally binding. You can find more details in the BW Study Guide . FAQ – what you should know Fees and Cost Students at Hochschule Offenburg must pay certain fee(s) for each semester: Administrative fee per semester: €80.00 (waived for exchange students from partner universities and special scholarship recipients who are not pursuing a degree) Social contribution per semester for the Freiburg-Black Forest Student Services Organization: €65.00 (for the cafeteria, dormitories, counseling centers, etc.) Contribution to the Student Government per semester: €25.00 (waived for recipients of special scholarships and exchange students from partner universities, who are not pursuing a degree) Flat-rate service fee per semester for students in the Graduate School’s international master’s programs: €150.00 (for housing placement, field trips and excursions, mentors, etc.). Tuition fees per semester charged by the State of Baden-Württemberg for non-EU citizens: €1,500.00. You are exempt from the €1,500.00 tuition fees if you: are a citizen of the European Union and/or the European Economic Community, are the spouse or child of a citizen of the European Union and/or the European Economic Community, have earned your high school diploma in Germany, are recognized as a refugee in Germany, are an exchange student from a partner university. MBA tuition fees for students in the International Business Consulting program: a total of €10,400.00 for the entire program (3 semesters). Students in the MBA program do not pay any additional tuition fees to the State of Baden-Württemberg. Semester tuition fee charged by the State of Baden-Württemberg for a second degree program: €650.00 (only for students who are exempt from the State of Baden-Württemberg’s tuition fee of €1,500.00 and have already earned a master’s degree in a consecutive degree program in Germany). This information is provided without guarantee. The current laws of the State of Baden-Württemberg are legally binding. For more information on tuition fees, visit the following website: https://mwk.baden-wuerttemberg.de/de/hochschulen-studium/studium/studienfinanzierung/gebuehren-fuer-internationale-studierende-und-zweitstudium/ The respective payment deadlines will be announced with the letter of admission. Exchange students from partner universities and recipients of special scholarships may pay the student service fee after arriving in Offenburg. Before Arrival Do I need a visa? Students from non-EU countries must obtain a student visa. A tourist visa is not sufficient. Apply approximately three months before arrival. Do I need to prove financial resources? Yes. You must demonstrate you can cover your living expenses, approximately €11,904 for the first year. This can be done via a blocked account, scholarship, or proof of savings. Is health insurance required? Yes, all students must have valid health insurance for enrollment. You can use German student insurance or a recognized international plan. After Arrival What should I do immediately after arriving in Offenburg? Complete enrollment at the university to receive your student ID (“OSKAR”) and login credentials. Open a German bank account for rent, insurance, and other payments. Confirm health and liability insurance coverage. Register your address at the town hall and visit the immigration office for a residence permit if required (non-EU students). Pay the broadcasting fee (€18.36 per household per month). Is there an orientation or welcome program? Yes. All new students are invited to orientation sessions, including a special introduction for international students. This provides an opportunity to meet peers and become familiar with the university before classes begin. Is there support before arrival? Yes, the university provides a Buddy Program to connect incoming students with current students who can help with housing, paperwork, and settling in. Services We are dedicated to fostering a welcoming atmosphere to ensure you have a successful and enjoyable time at Hochschule Offenburg. Here are some of the key services we provide: Accomodation Intercultural competence certificationat Orientation Events Senior Service Cultural Program Buddy Program Summer language course Contact Persons Dean of Studies Westhoff, Dirk Prof. Dr. rer.nat.habil. +49 781 205-4674 dirk.westhoff@hs-offenburg.de Coordinator Gangl, Stefanie +49 781 205-4869 stefanie.gangl@hs-offenburg.de Student Secretariat Dietrich, Heike +49 781 205-157 heike.dietrich@hs-offenburg.de Downloads Study and Examination Regulations (German, PDF) StuPO Allgemeiner Teil (German, PDF) StuPO Abkürzungen (German, PDF) Module Handbook (English, PDF)

HS Offenburg Studies startING No Idea? No Problem! Find out which engineering program is really right for you. Are you interested in engineering or Informatik, but aren’t quite sure yet which degree program you’d enjoy? With startING , an introductory semester eligible for BAföG funding, you can take one semester to explore different degree programs. You’ll earn your first credit points, conduct experiments in our labs, visit companies, and discover which field is really your thing. Apply Now Information Sessions Upcoming Events Why startING Is Your Perfect Start Bausteine zum Erfolg ORIENTIERUNG Du lernst Studiengänge und Berufsbilder kennen. QUALIFIZIERUNG Du verbesserst deine fachlichen Grundlagen. BEFÄHIGUNG Du erweiterst deine Schlüsselkompetenzen. Right in the thick of it: You’re enrolled directly at Hochschule Offenburg (HSO), experience campus life, and can take your time deciding what to do next after the orientation phase. Real insights: Thanks to the diverse offerings in the study modules, you’ll quickly discover what really clicks for you. Get a head start: Credits earned through startING can be applied toward your chosen degree program. This gives you more flexibility and helps you pace your studies. Discover your strengths: In startING, you’ll try out innovative learning formats and acquire key competencies. You’ll find out what you’re truly capable of. Future-focused topics included: You’ll dive right into artificial intelligence (AI) and sustainability—two megatrends that play a role in virtually every job. Personal support: Adjusting to campus life can be quite overwhelming. The startING team is there to support you and answer any questions you may have. Check: Is startING right for you? You're in the right orientation semester if you... ... want to know what it’s like to study. ... are torn between different fields of study. ... want to get a real sense of what it’s like before you commit. Here's How Your Orientation Program Works For one semester, you’ll have the freedom to explore your options, find your path, and prepare yourself as best as possible for a degree in engineering or computer science. Easy to get started: Whether you’re coming straight out of high school or have completed vocational training, startING has no admission requirements (no enrollment cap). Simply enroll through our applicant portal . Your personalized schedule: You choose the courses that suit you best from a range of interdisciplinary basic subjects. Your schedule is supplemented by a variety of orientation programs and seminars on key competencies. Doing, not just thinking: In an interdisciplinary project, you’ll work with others to develop real-world solutions. Interactive workshops ensure you can apply your skills in practice. Seamless transition: By the end of the semester, you’ll know where you’re headed. You’ll transition directly into your preferred degree program and simply carry over your earned credits. Or you can choose a completely different path. What happens after startING? Choose your major: Upon successful completion of startING, you’re guaranteed a spot in any of our engineering or computer science degree programs—no matter which semester you begin your orientation program. startING in the summer semester: You can continue directly into your chosen degree program in the following winter semester. startING in the winter semester: If your desired degree program begins as scheduled in the summer semester, you can jump right in, or you can choose to transfer into your desired program. A more relaxed start to the following winter semester is also an option. You decide when to redeem your ticket. Questions & Answers What makes the startING orientation program special? startING is a well-established, practice-oriented program that, in addition to lectures in basic subjects, offers comprehensive academic guidance and supports the development of skills relevant for the future. Do I need a specific GPA to enroll in startING? No, the introductory semester has no admission requirements. The only requirement is that you have a university entrance qualification. How does startING fit into my academic plan? You can take startING before any engineering or computer science degree programs at HSO. Am I eligible for BAföG? Yes, since you’re enrolled as a regular student, you can apply for BAföG. What happens if I realize that engineering isn’t for me after all? That’s exactly what startING is for! It’s better to figure that out during an orientation semester than to drop out of a specialized degree program later on. We’ll be happy to advise you on alternatives. Highlights from startING Contacts Moll, Manuela +49 781 205-366 manuela.moll@hs-offenburg.de Fröhlich Santos, Raquel +49 781 205-4699 raquel.froehlich@hs-offenburg.de Schlemmer, Daniela Dr. phil. +49 781 205-4887 daniela.schlemmer@hs-offenburg.de Felhauer, Tobias Prof. Dr.-Ing. +49 781 205-208 felhauer@hs-offenburg.de Downloads startING Brochure Study and Examination Regulations (PDF) StuPO General Provisions (PDF)

HS Offenburg Studies Bachelor's Programs Digital Public Management and Consulting Digital Public Management and Consulting Do you want to play an active role in shaping the digital future of our society? In the Digital Public Management and Consulting program, you’ll learn how to holistically manage and implement digital transformation projects. You’ll develop modern, user-centered services and learn how to effectively support complex change processes. In this way, you’ll become the link between technology, organization, and people—paving the way for a career that makes a difference in society. Academic Advising Profile Degree Bachelor of Science (B. Sc.) Study Language German Standard period of study 7 Semester (inkl. 1 Praxissemester) Starts of study Winter semester Application deadline July 15 Admission requirements General or technical university entrance qualification, technical college entrance qualification ECTS 210 Credits Place of study Campus Offenburg, Campus Gengenbach Selection process Yes (NC) Everything You Need to Know Course Content Your degree program combines three fields with a bright future: the public sector, digital transformation, and management. You’ll master the fundamentals of IT consulting and learn how digital business models work in practice. In the process, you’ll tackle key questions of digital transformation: How can complex IT projects be successfully managed? How can outdated processes be transformed into innovative, citizen-centric solutions? Through numerous projects with real-world partners, you’ll apply your knowledge directly and gain valuable experience even while you’re still in school. The program is structured into clearly defined content clusters that build on one another and are closely interlinked. Public Management & Governance Here you’ll learn how the government, administration, and public organizations function—and why digital solutions often need to be approached differently in these sectors than in the private sector. You’ll gain an understanding of legal, organizational, and political frameworks and be able to make informed assessments of digital transformation in the public sector. Digital Public Management Core This cluster focuses on the core subject matter of the program: digital administrative processes, IT fundamentals, data, AI, service design, and modern digital services. You will not only learn about technology, but above all how digital solutions can be planned, evaluated, and meaningfully integrated into public organizations. Transformation, Innovation & Consulting Digital transformation doesn’t happen on its own—it must be shaped, explained, and steered. In this cluster, you’ll develop the skills to support change processes, manage projects, drive innovative solutions, and advise organizations at the intersection of administration, IT, and management. Practice, Projects & Transfer To ensure your studies go beyond theory, you’ll regularly work on practical projects and real-world challenges in collaboration with our network partners. Through project work, transfer formats, and the practical semester, you’ll apply your knowledge directly and develop essential methodological, communicative, and academic skills for your future career. 1. Studienabschnitt Semester 1 Einführung in Public Management und Governance Einführung in Digital Public Management Mathematik Einführung in die Informatik Prozessmanagement und Automatisierung Semester 2 Statistik Staats-, Verfassungs- und Verwaltungsrecht in der digitalen Verwaltung Projektmanagement und Projektkommunikation Rechnungslegung im Public Sector Software- Engineering 2. Studienabschnitt Semester 3 Projekt Digital Government und Services Service Design und User Experience im Public Sector IT-Consulting und Digitale Geschäftsmodelle Datenmanagement und Open Government Data IT-Architektur im Public Sector Semester 4 Projekt Infrastruktur und Interoperabilität Leadership und Führung IT-Management und IT-Recht Innovations- und Change Management Künstliche Intelligenz im Public Sector Semester 5 Praktisches Studiensemester mit Kolloquium Semester 6 Projekt Data und AI Aktuelle Use Cases Betriebliche Informationssysteme Informations-sicherheit Business Analytics Semester 7 Wahlbereich mit div. Wahlmodulen Bachelor-Thesis mit Kolloquium Perspectives After graduation, you’ll be a highly sought-after professional at a critical intersection. DPMC offers you full career mobility between the public and private sectors. Digital Public Project Lead: Take the lead on complex digitalization projects and guide teams to success. IT Consulting & Advisory: Advise public institutions or work in specialized management consultancies for the public sector. Digital Service Design: Develop user-centered digital solutions that simplify the daily lives of millions of people. Change Management: Design modern organizational structures and guide people through digital transformation. Fees and Funding Semester Tuition and Fees Hochschule Offenburg charges an administrative fee of 80.00 euros per semester and a social contribution of 65.00 euros for the Studierendenwerk Freiburg. In addition, the University’s student body charges all enrolled students a student body fee of 25.00 euros per semester to fulfill its responsibilities. Students on leave of absence from their studies are also required to pay these fees; however, foreign students enrolled on a temporary basis are exempt pursuant to Section 60(1), sentence 2, of the Higher Education Act (LHG). = 170 euros per semester Additional costs for PLUS Education degree programs (degree programs with a teaching certification option) For students in the following bachelor's programs Elektrotechnik/Informationstechnik PLUS Pädagogik Mechatronik PLUS Pädagogik Media Technology/Business PLUS Education Wirtschaftsinformatik PLUS Pädagogik an additional fee of 28.00 euros for local public transportation (semester ticket) applies, in accordance with the fees regulations of the Freiburg Studierendenwerk. Note: You pay the semester fee to Hochschule Offenburg; however, you are enrolled at both Hochschule Offenburg and Freiburg University of Education. Additional Costs for International Master's Programs Students in international master's programs must also pay a flat-rate service fee of 150.00 euros per semester. Tuition Fees for International Students and Students Pursuing a Second Degree Since the 2017/18 winter semester, universities in the state of Baden-Württemberg have been charging international students tuition fees of 1,500.00 euros per semester and students pursuing a second degree 650.00 euros per semester. You can find more information about these fees here: https://www.landesrecht-bw.de/bsbw/document/jlr-HSchulGebGBWrahmen https://mwk.baden-wuerttemberg.de/de/universities-studies/studying-in-bw/studying-financing/fees-for international students and second studies/faqs?highlight=Studying-fees http://www.bw-studyguide.de/en/studying/finance-and-funding.html Exceptions to Tuition Fees for International Students : According to Section 3 of the LHGebG, international students who are not citizens of an EU/EEA country and do not hold a German university entrance qualification are required to pay tuition fees. However, the law provides for a few exceptions. To determine whether you are required to pay tuition fees, you can use the following information form and send it, completed and accompanied by the necessary supporting documents, to studiengebuehren@hs-offenburg.de : Tuition Fee Information Form (PDF) To apply for an exemption from tuition fees, please use the corresponding application form: Application for Tuition Fee Exemption for International Students (PDF) Application for Tuition Fee Exemption for a Second Degree Program (PDF) Pursuant to Section 6, Paragraphs 4 and 5 of the LHGebG, Hochschule Offenburg may fully or partially exempt a limited number of international students from tuition fees if it deems them to be particularly gifted. The requirements, etc., are set forth in the bylaws governing tuition fee exemptions for international students based on exceptional talent. Students at the University can find more detailed information in the relevant announcement on the intranet. BAföG Information about BAföG is available on the website of the Federal Ministry of Education and Research . If you have any questions about BAföG, the Freiburg-Schwarzwald Studierendenwerk— which is responsible for Hochschule Offenburg—will also be happy to assist you under the “Money” section. You can submit applications for financial aid at the Studierendenwerk’s branch office on the Offenburg campus. Studierendenwerk Branch Office Badstraße 24, 77652 Offenburg Phone: 0781 205-328 Office hours: Mon and Wed from 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. and 1:30 p.m. – 3:30 p.m., as well as by telephone appointment Here you’ll find a PDF in which we’ve summarized the criteria for what are known as “standard achievements”—the requirements you must demonstrate to continue receiving funding after two years of BAföG support. Contact Person W BAföG Coordinator, Department of Economics Graumann, Matthias Prof.Dr.rer.pol.habil. +49 7803 9698-4497 matthias.graumann@hs-offenburg.de Scholarships A scholarship takes the financial pressure off you. Find the right support in our overview of scholarship programs . Application Would you like to submit an application for this degree program? Applications will not be accepted again until the 2027/28 winter semester. Would you like to find out now which documents you’ll need to submit for an application or later enrollment? You can find the relevant information in these two checklists: Checklist for programs with admission quotas (PDF) Checklist for programs without an admission cap (PDF) We look forward to receiving your application or direct enrollment for the 2027/28 winter semester! Do you have any questions about the application or enrollment process? The team at the Zulassungsamt will be happy to assist you: Email: zulassungsamt@hs-offenburg.de Phone: 0781 205-4792 (Mon–Thu 9:00 AM–12:00 PM, Tue 1:00 PM–3:00 PM) In person: Room: A 007 Upcoming Events Highlights from the study program Do you have any questions about the application or enrollment process? The team at the Zulassungsamt will be happy to assist you: Email: zulassungsamt@hs-offenburg.de Phone: 0781 205-4792 (Mon–Thu 9:00 AM–12:00 PM, Tue 1:00 PM–3:00 PM) In person: Room: A 007 Contacts Dean of Studies Stetter, Frank Prof. Dr. rer. pol. +49 7803 9698-4434 frank.stetter@hs-offenburg.de Student Secretariat Wegel, Katharina +49 7803 9698-4467 katharina.wegel@hs-offenburg.de Downloads Study and Examination Regulations (German, PDF) StuPO General Provisions (German, PDF) StuPO Abbreviations (German, PDF) Module Handbook (German, PDF) Learning Objectives/Competency Matrix (German PDF) Links Academic Advising Taster Course Getting Started

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