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  • Study Angewandte Informatik

    HS Offenburg Studies Bachelor's Programs Angewandte Informatik Angewandte Informatik Do you want to understand the technology behind apps, smart devices, and complex IT systems? In the bachelor's degree program in Angewandte Informatik, you’ll learn the language of the future. You’ll turn your ideas into working code and develop hardware and software systems that make everyday life easier. We’ll equip you with solid, practical knowledge that will help you get a head start in any industry. 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 September 18 Admission requirements General or technical university entrance qualification, technical college entrance qualification ECTS 210 Credits Place of study Campus Offenburg 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 first and second semesters, you’ll learn the fundamentals you need to develop IT applications. Starting in the third semester, you’ll dive deeper: We’ll prepare you for the challenges of modern businesses and provide you with comprehensive knowledge of IT security, enterprise applications, and distributed IT applications. What you’ll learn: The language of the future: programming (e.g., C/C++, Java, C#/.NET) and software engineering. The technical framework: In-depth knowledge of networks, databases, operating systems, and digital systems. Your methods: Fundamentals in mathematics, computer sciences, as well as project management and presentation techniques. Starting in the 7th semester, you’ll set your own priorities and choose 2 out of 4 specializations : Embedded Systems Artificial Intelligence Application Development Communication & Distributed Systems 1. Studienabschnitt Semester 1 Technische Informatik Grafische Benutzer- schnittstellen Methoden- kompetenz Programmierung 1 Mathematik 1 Semester 2 Rechner- architekturen Betriebssysteme Algorithmen und Datenstrukturen Programmierung 2 Mathematik 2 2. Studienabschnitt Semester 3 Internet- programmierung Computernetze Datenbank- systeme 1 Software Engineering 1 System- programmierung Mathematik 3 Semester 4 Seminar 1 Projekt- management Datenbank- systeme 2 Software Engineering 2 Embedded Systems 1 Mathematik 4 Semester 5 Praxissemester Semester 6 Betriebliche Organisation Enterprise Anwendungen Verteilte Systeme IT Security Wahlpflichtfach Projekt Semester 7 Bachelorarbeit Hands-On-Seminar Zwei von vier Schwerpunkten Mögliche Schwerpunkte: Embedded Systems Künstliche Intelligenz Anwendungs- entwicklung Kommunikation und Verteilte Systeme Perspectives With your degree, you’ll be in demand in almost any industry: developing apps, securing healthcare systems, or helping to program autonomous vehicles in the automotive industry. Your knowledge opens all doors for you. And the fields you can work in are extremely diverse. Possible career paths include, for example: Software Developer Application Developer IT Systems Engineer Junior Consultant Systems Specialist for Networks and IT Security 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. EMI Contact Person BAföG Coordinator, EMI Department Meier, Sven Prof. Dr.-Ing. +49 781 205-219 sven.meier@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 Student Projects Previous slide Icon chevron-left Next slide Icon chevron-right Team Autonomous Car Offenburg Team Magma Schluckspecht Black Forest Formula Team Team Sweaty All student projects 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 Lauer, Tobias Prof. Dr. rer. nat. +49 781 205-431 tobias.lauer@hs-offenburg.de Student Secretariat Klein, Mathias +49 781 205-238 mathias.klein@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 You might also be interested in Previous slide Icon chevron-left Next slide Icon chevron-right Angewandte Künstliche Intelligenz

  • Study Mechatronics and Education

    HS Offenburg Studies Bachelor's Programs Mechatronik PLUS Pädagogik Mechatronik PLUS Pädagogik Are you passionate about mechatronics und robotics and complex systems, but also enjoy inspiring others? With the bachelor's degree in Mechatronik PLUS Pädagogik, you’ll combine the core disciplines of mechanics, electronics, and computer science with educational expertise. This keeps two doors open for you: launch your career as an engineer in industry or become a teacher for the next generation of techies. Academic Advising Profile Degree Bachelor of Engineering (B. Eng.) Study Language German Standard period of study 7 Semester (inkl. 1 Praxissemester und 2 Hospitationen an Schulen) Starts of study Winter semester Application deadline September 18 Admission requirements General or technical university entrance qualification, technical college entrance qualification ECTS 210 Credits Place of study Campus Offenburg, Pädagogische Hochschule Freiburg 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 Your studies begin with the technical and pedagogical fundamentals: You’ll learn how mechanics, electronics, and software interact in modern integrated systems such as cars or manufacturing facilities. At the same time, you’ll get a taste of education and learn the basics of teaching methods and psychology at the University of Education in Freiburg. Two short teaching internships will give you a real sense of what it’s like to be a teacher early on. After a semester of practical fieldwork in the 5th semester, you’ll specialize in your knowledge and complete your bachelor's degree in the 7th semester with your bachelor's thesis. This combination keeps all your options open: About 15% of your program consists of vocational education and subject-specific teaching content. This gives you a valuable additional qualification that makes it easy for you to decide later whether you want to launch your career as an engineer in the business world or inspire young people as a teacher at vocational schools. Perspectives After graduation, three paths lie wide open for you: Teaching at vocational schools: You’ll earn a master’s degree (M.Ed.) and teach young people at technical schools. A career in industry: As a mechatronics professional, you’ll work in development, production, or project management. Your EDGE: Thanks to your pedagogical knowledge, you’re perfectly suited for training and staff development. Research & Master's: You’ll specialize in a technical master's program and become an expert in new technologies. 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 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 for M+V BAföG Coordinator, M+V Department Gleißle, Susanne Prof. Dr.-Ing. +49 781 205-4790 susanne.gleissle@hs-offenburg.de Scholarships A scholarship takes the financial pressure off you. Find the right support in our overview of scholarship programs . 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 Klöffer, Christian Prof. Dr.-Ing. +49 781 205-4870 christian.kloeffer@hs-offenburg.de Student Secretariat Müller, Jill +49 781 205-168 jill.mueller@hs-offenburg.de Downloads Study and Examination Regulations (PDF) StuPO General Provisions (PDF) StuPO Abbreviations (PDF) Module Handbook (PDF) Learning Objectives/Competency Matrix (PDF) Links Taster Course Academic Advising Getting Started

  • Study Mechatronics

    HS Offenburg Studies Bachelor's Programs Mechatronik und Autonome Systeme Mechatronik und Autonome Systeme Do you want to build robots that solve complex tasks or develop vehicles that can navigate on their own? In the bachelor's degree program in Mechatronik und Autonome Systeme, you’ll combine mechanics, electronics, and Informatik to create intelligent integrated systems. Here, you’ll become an expert in the technology that drives our world—from smart factories to autonomous driving. Academic Advising Profile Degree Bachelor of Engineering (B. Eng.) Study Language German Standard period of study 7 Semester (inkl. 1 Praxissemester) Starts of study Winter semester Application deadline September 18 Admission requirements General or technical university entrance qualification, technical college entrance qualification ECTS 210 Credits Place of study Campus Offenburg 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 During the first two semesters, you’ll build a solid foundation in math, physics, and electrical engineering. Starting in the third semester, things get really exciting: You’ll delve deeper into computer science, measurement, and control engineering. In numerous labs that complement your lectures, you’ll get to put what you’ve learned into practice right away. The centerpiece is the practical semester in the fifth semester. Here, you’ll swap the lecture hall for the factory floor or the development lab of an industrial company. Starting in the 6th semester, you decide where your journey will take you and choose your personal area of focus: Automotive Mechatronics and Electric Mobility: Here, you’ll learn everything about the technology behind modern mobility and how electric cars, autonomous driving, parking aids, and brake assist systems work. Industrial Mechatronics and Robotics: You’ll focus on the factory of the future (Industry 4.0). You’ll plan these smart factories, program robotic systems, and ensure that digital production runs smoothly. Perspectives After graduation, you’ll have excellent career prospects. As a mechatronics engineer, you’ll be in demand wherever technology comes to life: You’ll plan, develop, manufacture, and manage complex systems. You can enter the industrial or business sectors right away and develop robots, bring electric vehicles to the road, or program control systems for autonomous systems. 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 for M+V BAföG Coordinator, M+V Department Gleißle, Susanne Prof. Dr.-Ing. +49 781 205-4790 susanne.gleissle@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 Klöffer, Christian Prof. Dr.-Ing. +49 781 205-4870 christian.kloeffer@hs-offenburg.de Student Secretariat Müller, Jill +49 781 205-168 jill.mueller@hs-offenburg.de Downloads Study and Examination Regulations (PDF) StuPO General Provisions (PDF) StuPO Abbreviations (PDF) Module Handbook (PDF) Links Taster Course Academic Advising Getting Started

  • Study Angewandte Künstliche Intelligenz

    HS Offenburg Studies Bachelor's Programs Angewandte Künstliche Intelligenz Angewandte Künstliche Intelligenz Have you ever wondered how your streaming app recommends the next big TV series to you? Or how AI uses your fitness app to improve your running form? In the bachelor's degree program in Angewandte Künstliche Intelligenz, you’ll learn to understand the smart systems behind these applications from the ground up and develop them yourself. 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 September 18 Admission requirements General or technical university entrance qualification, technical college entrance qualification ECTS 210 Credits Place of study Campus Offenburg 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 Artificial intelligence is THE key technology of digitalization. Your degree program is a comprehensive package of theory and practice for developing AI applications. AI is at the core of your studies starting in the first semester. While you’re learning the basics of math and programming, you’ll dive right into visual analytics and the world of artificial intelligence. As early as the second semester, you’ll develop your own AI models in the Machine Learning module, before later pursuing a specialization in key technologies such as deep learning, computer vision, or autonomous systems. At the same time, you’ll learn how to translate these models into real-world applications as a software developer. 1. Studienabschnitt Semester 1 Programmierung 1 Einführung in die Künstliche Intelligenz Mathematik 1 Visual Analytics Semester 2 Programmierung 2 Machine Learning 1 Statistik Mathematik 2 Betriebliche Organisation 2. Studienabschnitt Semester 3 Programmierung mit Java Software Engineering Machine Learning 2 Datenbanksysteme Methoden- kompetenz Projekt 1 Semester 4 Computer Vision Deep Learning Natural Language Processing Data Engineering und ML Operations Seminar 1 Semester 5 Praxissemester Semester 6 Ethik und IT-Recht Autonome Systeme KI-Systeme und Architekturen Anwendung der KI Wahlpflichtfach 1 Projekt 2 Semester 7 Bachelorthesis Anwendung der KI Wahlpflichtfach 2 Seminar 2 Perspectives Your career prospects are excellent. That’s because with us, you don’t just learn how to use AI—you learn how to build it. This will enable you to independently develop the AI solutions of the future, rather than simply applying them. You’ll develop smart solutions for a wide range of industries—from manufacturing and retail to healthcare—for example as: AI Specialist Data Scientist Consultant in Machine Learning / Data Analytics / Artificial Intelligence Software Engineer for Machine Learning Business Analyst Data Engineer Robotics Expert Fees and Funding 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 Student Interviews 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 Student Projects Previous slide Icon chevron-left Next slide Icon chevron-right Team Autonomous Car Offenburg Black Forest Formula Team Team Magma Schluckspecht Team Sweaty All student projects 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 Oelke, Daniela Prof. Dr. rer. nat. +49 781 205-4894 daniela.oelke@hs-offenburg.de Student Secretariat Müller, Jill +49 781 205-168 jill.mueller@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

  • Study Energie- und Gebäudetechnik

    HS Offenburg Studies Bachelor's Programs Energie- und Gebäudetechnik Energie- und Gebäudetechnik Want to do more than just talk about climate protection—want to put it into practice? In the bachelor's degree program in Energie- und Gebäudetechnik, you’ll develop solutions for the energy transition. You’ll learn how buildings are becoming smart and how we can make clever use of solar, wind, and hydrogen. Become a driving force behind energy systems and design the infrastructure of tomorrow. Academic Advising Profile Degree Bachelor of Engineering (B. Eng.) Study Language German Standard period of study 7 Semester (inkl. 1 Praktikumssemester) Starts of study Winter semester Application deadline September 18 Admission requirements General or technical university entrance qualification, technical college entrance qualification ECTS 210 Credits Place of study Campus Offenburg 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 You’ll explore how buildings can be sustainably powered, technically equipped, and operated efficiently. To do this, you’ll combine engineering knowledge with climate protection, digitalization, and modern building services engineering. Mastering the basics: You’ll start with mathematics, physics, and electrical engineering. These are your tools for everything that lies ahead. Understanding Energy: You’ll explore how we generate, store, and intelligently distribute energy—from photovoltaics to hydrogen storage. Rethinking buildings: Discover how modern building physics and HVAC technology make buildings efficient and comfortable. Leveraging digital tools: Using measurement technology, data science, simulation, and control engineering, you’ll optimize complex systems and boost efficiency. Economics & Sustainability: You’ll learn to evaluate technical solutions from both environmental and economic perspectives. For a truly circular economy. Applying Knowledge: During your practical semester and through projects, you’ll work on real-world challenges and build connections with companies. In the later semesters, you’ll set your own areas of focus: for example, in plant engineering, energy supply, building automation, or cutting-edge technologies of the future. By the way: With the RIZ Energie - Research and Innovation Center of Energy Technology, you’ll have access to a state-of-the-art laboratory facility for both theory and practice. Laboratories Applying knowledge, developing solutions, shaping the future: in the practical modules, you put your knowledge directly into practice. You experiment, measure, simulate and analyse real-world systems – from energy supply to building automation. In doing so, you learn how sustainable and efficient solutions for the buildings of tomorrow are developed. The state-of-the-art RIZ Energie centre provides you with the ideal conditions for both theory and practice. Building physics Profile and Objectives The design of sustainable and climate-friendly building concepts offering the highest level of thermal comfort requires an understanding of the fundamental principles of building physics. In the Building Physics Laboratory, we focus on the metrological investigation and assessment of building components and rooms. Heat transfer at the façade Temperatures and humidity in rooms Thermal inertia of a room Operational behaviour in winter and summer Heating and cooling via thermal building component activation Simulation model for buildings and heat transfer systems Practical sessions and exercises A double climate chamber, comprising two test rooms with an adjoining climate chamber, is fitted with various external wall elements and is heated or cooled using tailored operating concepts. We use a range of measurement methods and instruments to determine temperatures, humidity and air movements. Using the measurement data obtained, we evaluate the properties and behaviour of building components and rooms. As a group, we carry out a total of three laboratory experiments in the double climate chamber, and a fourth laboratory experiment on the computer: Metrological investigations into thermal comfort Thermal and hygrometric behaviour and energy balance in winter Thermal and hygrometric behaviour in summer and summer heat protection Simulation-based analysis of the measurement data Renewable energy systems Profile and Objectives In the ‘Renewable Energy Systems’ practical course, students gain an understanding of key technologies involved in the energy transition through hands-on experiments. The focus is on photovoltaics, wind energy and the simulation of renewable energy systems. Using state-of-the-art teaching systems, students investigate the electrical behaviour of solar modules, the design and operation of photovoltaic systems, and the functioning and control of modern wind turbines. In addition, they plan and optimise real-world PV systems using professional simulation software. Furthermore, selected experiments and projects can be carried out on the microgrid at the Institute for Sustainable Energy Systems (INES). The course is complemented by introductory modelling and analysis tasks in Python, which facilitate the transition to modern methods of energy system simulation. Practical sessions and exercises Photovoltaics: characteristic curves, solar irradiance, module connection, and grid-connected and off-grid operation Wind energy: design, control and operation of modern wind turbines Simulation and design of PV systems Practical work on the INES microgrid Modelling and analysis of energy systems using Python About the laboratory The laboratory is equipped with state-of-the-art teaching and simulation systems for photovoltaics and wind energy, as well as professional software tools for the planning and evaluation of renewable energy systems. The equipment is complemented by modern measurement and automation technology. Through the Institute for Sustainable Energy Systems (INES), students also gain insights into current research infrastructures such as microgrids, smart grids and digital energy management systems. Hands-On Profile and Objectives The Hands-On Laboratory offers first-semester students the opportunity to gain practical experience with key components and machine elements. In the individual experiments, students assemble pipe assemblies and dismantle and examine bicycle hubs. The laboratory combines practical work with an introduction to key theoretical concepts, which are explored in greater depth later in the course. Practical sessions and exercises Pipe Joints Experiment In this experiment, various pipe sections are assembled using different joining techniques. This includes a pipe run made of steel pipes joined using flanges. In addition, practice sections are constructed using galvanised steel pipes with screw-in connections, as well as hydraulic lines with compression fittings. These pipe sections are then tested for leaks using a test pump. During the laboratory session, students learn about the properties and the advantages and disadvantages of the individual pipe and connection techniques. Actuator Experiment This laboratory experiment examines a rotary actuator for pipeline valves. After dismantling, the function of the key components is assessed and a roller bearing is replaced. This provides students with practical insight into the topics of bearings and shafts. Bicycle Hub Experiment The experiment focuses on a 3-speed bicycle hub, which is dismantled and reassembled. Once dismantled, the components relevant to the gear-changing process are identified and their function in conjunction with the other components is determined. Students thus gain practical experience in the field of gearboxes and gear ratios. Heating technology Profile and Objectives How can heat be generated as efficiently and sustainably as possible in a heating system, distributed throughout a building in line with demand, and ultimately delivered to the rooms? In the Heating Technology Laboratory, this is precisely what is investigated, measured and evaluated in a practical context. Functionality and operational behaviour of heating components and systems Determination of heating performance indicators Part-load behaviour of heating systems Measurement and control technology for heating systems The importance of proper design planning and implementation (heating load, heating surface dimensioning, pipework network calculation, hydraulic balancing, control concept) Practical sessions and exercises Using various heat generators, a heat distribution network with connected heating surfaces and a hydraulic test rig, we carry out a total of four laboratory experiments as a group: Efficiency and utilisation cycles of various heat generators Thermal behaviour of a heating system Part-load behaviour in a closed hydraulic system Hydraulic balancing in a heating system Air-conditioning technology Profile and Objectives Sustainable and future-proof buildings provide a high level of thermal and acoustic comfort alongside excellent air quality. This is precisely what we investigate and evaluate in the Laboratory for Indoor Air and Air-Conditioning Technology. We also carry out standard-compliant acceptance testing and measurements on ventilation systems. Commissioning of ventilation and air-conditioning systems with regard to draught-free operation, temperature distribution, acoustics and indoor air quality. Application of measurement technology as part of technical acceptance testing, in particular air temperatures, air velocities, turbulence levels, relative humidity and sound Assessment of measured values and parameters in indoor air and air-conditioning technology Assessment of indoor air flows, in particular using visualisation techniques such as smoke Practical sessions and exercises We operate an air-conditioning system with an attached test chamber and investigate and evaluate indoor air flow in air-conditioned rooms under realistic conditions, taking into account energy efficiency and thermal comfort. To this end, we utilise the heating, cooling, humidification and dehumidification functions of the full-range air-conditioning system. By applying various methods for measuring air volume flow, we assess their quality and areas of application. As a group, we carry out a total of four laboratory experiments: Commissioning of an air-conditioning system Air flow rate measurement Indoor air flow Operation and energy balance of an air-conditioning system Measurement data acquisition Profile and Objectives You will learn how to record measurement data automatically, create simple measurement programmes for this purpose, and configure the equipment parameters accordingly. In doing so, you will select appropriate measurement settings and set up small measurement chains to gain practical experience of various measurement systems. The measurement data will then be presented and analysed in a meaningful way, for example through visualisation and statistical analysis. You will also familiarise yourself with different types of sensors, their characteristics and possible applications. Practical sessions and exercises In the laboratory, you will find an experimental setup with a measurement chain that is either partially or fully assembled, along with a data logger and a computer. To enable you to work with this equipment, a software induction will be provided in advance. Furthermore, the tasks are designed to allow you to familiarise yourself with the respective measurement system and the components of the measurement chain step by step. Your tasks may then cover the following subject areas: Recording the characteristic curve of a measuring orifice in an air flow Measuring the power characteristic curve of a solar cell Measuring the strain of a bending beam Measuring speed and voltage on a generator Analysing bearing reactions of an unbalanced shaft This involves dealing with quantities such as volume flow, pressure, current, voltage, strain, force, rotational speed and vibrations. In addition, temperature measurements using resistance thermometers or thermocouples complement some of the topics listed. The skills taught also include working with manuals and data sheets in order to independently identify relevant specifications or settings and enter them into the measurement system. Physics Control Engineering Profile and Objectives As part of the Control Engineering Laboratory, various delay elements are described mathematically and analysed using measurement techniques. The transfer behaviour under step and periodic excitation is investigated, and the system parameters are determined. Students learn how to use Bode plots and locus curves in a practical context. Furthermore, the course covers the fundamentals of the structure and operation of automation systems, whilst demonstrating the practical procedure for parameterising PID controllers. The laboratory experiments are also modelled in MATLAB/Simulink, and the results of the models are compared with those of the actual experiments. Practical sessions and exercises The laboratory course comprises five days of experiments, during which the following experiments will be carried out: Investigation of a first-order thermal delay element in response to a step change in ambient temperature, followed by a graphical analysis of the step response. Investigation of a second-order mechanical delay element under dynamic excitation. A Bode plot and a locus must be drawn from the measurement results. An unknown electrical circuit is investigated using measurement techniques, and a model-based system analysis is carried out. A PID controller is to be iteratively tuned via a process control system in order to compensate as quickly as possible for the control error in a loop with a long dead time. The laboratory experiments are modelled using MATLAB/Simulink, and a computer-aided system analysis and controller design are carried out. Simulation and Optimization The Simulation and Optimization Lab is a computer lab, meaning it takes place in the computer lab. Students develop the practical skills needed to implement models from various fields of energy, building, and environmental engineering using relevant simulation software such as Python and Simulink. The simulation results are processed, visualized, and discussed. Lab Sessions and Exercises Following an introduction to the simulation software used (Python, Simulink), computer simulations will be conducted on the following topics, among others: Agitated-tank reactors at various levels of complexity, e.g., isothermal vs. thermal Electric vehicles with various components such as the battery system, electric motor, and Newton’s laws of motion Linear optimization (e.g., production planning) and nonlinear optimization (e.g., PV system with storage) Perspectives One thing is clear: After completing your studies, you’ll be prepared to develop sustainable energy concepts, plan technical building systems, and implement innovative solutions for the energy supply of tomorrow. Your areas of focus: Planning: Design energy-efficient building systems and modern energy supply concepts. Development: Design systems for renewable energy sources such as solar or wind power. Consulting & Optimization: Help municipalities and companies reduce their environmental footprint. Project Management: Oversee the technical implementation of large-scale infrastructure projects for the energy transition. 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 for M+V BAföG Coordinator, M+V Department Gleißle, Susanne Prof. Dr.-Ing. +49 781 205-4790 susanne.gleissle@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! Application for Higher Semesters / Transfer Admission Your Application, Step by Step Application period begins: April 29, 2026 Step 1: Sign-up/Registration and Online Application First, log in to our portal to complete your application online. There are two ways to do this: Are you already a student here? Then you don’t need a new account. Just log in at the top right using your existing student account. Under the “Application” menu item, you can select your desired program directly. Are you new to Hochschule Offenburg? Then first register on our applicant portal. You will receive an email with your password—please keep this in a safe place. Once you have confirmed your access, you can fill out your application online and submit it directly. Go to the applicant portal Then print out the application and the privacy policy and sign both. Step 2: Submit your documents Send us the signed application and the signed privacy policy along with the other documents by mail. You can see exactly which documents we need in the checklist (German, pdf) . Very important: Please be sure to include a current transcript of your academic performance (showing passed, failed, and definitively failed exams). Want to change your major? If you have already studied for at least 3 semesters, you must consult with an academic advisor before submitting an application for a higher semester. Get in touch: Ask the Student Secretariat who chairs the examination board for your desired program. Get advice: Schedule a meeting with the appropriate person. Submit proof: Bring the printed consultation form (German, pdf) to the meeting and include the signed proof with your application afterward. Please send the documents to the following address: Hochschule Offenburg Admissions Office Badstraße 24 77652 Offenburg Checklist (German, pdf) for Bachelor's Degree Application Important information for you: Orientation Test: Please remember to take an orientation test before enrolling. You can find more information here: Academic Orientation . Check your status: After you’ve submitted your application, you can log in to the applicant portal at any time to see how far along we are in processing it. There you’ll also find out if we need anything else from you. Transferring credits: You should only apply for the official transfer of your previous academic credits after you have enrolled. You can find out exactly how this works at your Student Secretariat. 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 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 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 Pfafferott, Jens Prof. Dr.-Ing. +49 781 205-4604 jens.pfafferott@hs-offenburg.de Student Secretariat Hug, Heidi +49 781 205-234 heidi.hug@hs-offenburg.de Downloads Study and Examination Regulations (German, PDF) StuPO General Provisions (PDF) StuPO Abbreviations (PDF) Module Handbook (Draft, PDF) Competency Matrix (PDF) Links Taster Course Academic Advising Getting Started

  • Study Medizintechnik

    HS Offenburg Studies Bachelor's Programs Medizintechnik Medizintechnik The perfect blend of engineering content and medical issues. Technology for people—technology that inspires! 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 September 18 Admission requirements General or technical university entrance qualification, technical college entrance qualification ECTS 210 Credits Place of study Campus Offenburg Everything You Need to Know What's it about? Do you want to develop technical solutions that benefit people and their health? Then the bachelor's degree program in Medizintechnik at Hochschule Offenburg is the perfect fit for you. Medizintechnik is technology for people—technology that inspires! During your studies, you’ll explore two worlds: the world of medicine and the world of technology. You’ll be able to speak the languages of both worlds and use your knowledge to advance the state of research and technology. Course Content The curriculum for the bachelor's degree in Medizintechnik is designed to produce engineers who are capable of developing innovative hardware and software for medical devices, manufacturing these devices, and ensuring their quality. The courses are taught by recognized experts with industrial backgrounds in Medizintechnik. These experts have many years of experience in the development, manufacturing, and quality assurance of medical technology products. You should have an interest in the natural sciences, electrical engineering, Informatik, and medical topics, all of which are essential for designing new Medizintechnik solutions. In particular, the program offers courses that reflect important current fields of work in Medizintechnik as well as the research focuses of the professors in this field: Cardiac Electrophysiology: Electrical stimulation, radiofrequency ablation, electronic cardiac implants Neuroscience: Functional neuroimaging, intelligent neuroprosthetics Neuroacoustics: Hearing acoustics, audio signal processing, cochlear implants Materials Science: Medizintechnik process chains and implant technology Computer-Assisted Medicine: Imaging techniques, image processing, surgical navigation, and augmented reality The specific courses and content of the bachelor's degree program in Medizintechnik can be found in the Study and Examination Regulations linked here, as well as in the module handbook. Course of Study The introductory phase (1st and 2nd semesters) includes the following practice-oriented basic subjects: Mathematics I and II Physics with Lab Fundamentals of Computer Science Fundamentals of Electrical Engineering Measurement Technology and Electronics with Lab Medical Materials and Design with CAD Lab Anatomy, Physiology, and Pathology with Physiology Lab Cardiology Equipment and Methods The advanced studies phase (3rd through 7th semesters) includes the following courses, regardless of the chosen specialization: Circuit Design with Lab Radiology and Nuclear Medicine Cardiac Electrophysiology with Lab Signals, Systems, and Control Loops Medical Imaging and Image Processing Clinical Trials and Medical Statistics Fundamentals of Programming with Two Labs Neuroscience Embedded Systems with a Lab Development and Admission of Medical Devices with Lab Medical Software Development and Algorithms Navigation in Surgery Audio Signal Processing and Neuroacoustics with Lab Business Administration and Law In addition, at the beginning of the 6th semester, you will choose one of the following two specializations: Biosignal Processing Specialization Project Management Biosignal Processing I with Lab Biosignal Processing II with Lab Quality Assurance and Quality Management in Medical Engineering Medical Technology Project Specialization in Medical Informatics Computer Communication and Neural Networks with Python Lab Algorithms and Data Structures Fundamentals of the C++ Programming Language with Lab Software Engineering Medical Informatics Project The fifth semester includes a medical engineering internship, during which students apply and specialize in the knowledge acquired during their studies by working on relevant projects using engineering methods. In the seventh semester, the program concludes with the completion of the final thesis (bachelor's degree thesis). Of course, you also have the opportunity to take courses in the required-elective area that align with your personal interests. In addition, you can continue your studies consecutively with the master's degree in medical engineering at Hochschule Offenburg, thereby further enhancing your career prospects. 1. Studienabschnitt Semester 1 Mathematik I Physik Elektrotechnik I Werkstoffe und Konstruktion Medizinische Grundlagen I Semester 2 Mathematik II Informatik Messtechnik und Elektronik Elektrotechnik II Medizinische Grundlagen II 2. Studienabschnitt Semester 3 Schaltungstechnik Biomedizinische bildgebende Verfahren Kardiologische Elektrophysiologie Signale, Systeme und Regelkreise Bilderzeugung & Bildverarbeitung in der Medizin Klinische Prüfung und medizinische Statistik Grundlagen der Programmierung Wahlpflichtfächer Semester 4 Signale, Systeme und Regelkreise Bilderzeugung & Bildverarbeitung in der Medizin Klinische Prüfung und medizinische Statistik Grundlagen der Programmierung Neuro- wissenschaften Entwicklung und Zulassung von Medizinprodukten Embedded Systems Semester 5 Betriebliche Praxis Semester 6 Elektrische Antriebe II Mechatronische Systeme II Regelungstechnik Schwerpunkt Biosignal-Processing oder Medizininformatik Semester 7 Bachelorarbeit Wahlpflichtfächer Schwerpunkt Biosignal-Processing oder Medizininformatik Perspectives The medical engineering industry is considered particularly innovative, fast-growing, and promising in Germany. In Baden-Württemberg alone, there are currently more than 800 companies operating in the Medizintechnik sector (Source: bio-pro.de -> Service -> Companies in the Healthcare Sector -> Filter “Medizintechnik”). The bachelor's program in medical engineering trains highly qualified engineers who are equipped to meet the ever-growing demands of this broad medical technology job market. Our graduates work in all areas of industrial medical technology: Research Pre-development Development Product and project management Quality assurance and quality management Clinical Trials admission Sales and Marketing Clinical Product Service Service and Technical Support Training and Consulting In addition, medical engineering professionals are increasingly found in hospitals and larger specialist practices, where they are responsible for all medical equipment and ensuring it is in working order. They support and advise medical staff and administration on the evaluation and procurement of new equipment. 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. EMI Contact Person BAföG Coordinator, EMI Department Meier, Sven Prof. Dr.-Ing. +49 781 205-219 sven.meier@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 This is Medical Engineering in Offenburg 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 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 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 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 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 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 Quadbeck, Peter Prof. Dr.-Ing. +49 781 205-4708 peter.quadbeck@hs-offenburg.de Student Secretariat Klein, Mathias +49 781 205-238 mathias.klein@hs-offenburg.de Downloads Study and Examination Regulations StuPO General Provisions (PDF) StuPO Abbreviations (PDF) Module Handbook (PDF) Qualification Objectives/Competency Matrix Links Taster Course Academic Advising Getting Started

  • Study Gesundheitsmanagement und Digital Health

    HS Offenburg Studies Bachelor's Programs Gesundheitsmanagement und Digital Health Gesundheitsmanagement und Digital Health Do you want to understand our healthcare system and actively improve it using smart technologies? With a bachelor's degree in Gesundheitsmanagement und Digital Health, you’ll combine medical expertise with IT skills and management expertise. From AI in diagnostics to digital patient portals: you’ll learn how digital solutions make a tangible difference in the daily lives of patients and healthcare professionals. Become a professional at the intersection of medicine and Informatik. 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 September 18 Admission requirements General or technical university entrance qualification, technical college entrance qualification ECTS 210 Credits Place of study Campus Offenburg Everything You Need to Know Course Content Our healthcare system is on the verge of a transformation. You’ll learn how to design and implement digital solutions for hospitals, medical practices, and health insurance companies. From developing digital patient portals to diagnostic apps: Your degree program is practice-oriented and equips you with knowledge in medicine, management, and computer science. Imagine... … a patient walks into a doctor’s office. The waiting room is empty because appointment scheduling is fully automated and perfectly timed via an app. Instead of filling out paper forms, the patient scans a QR code. At that moment, their data is securely synced with the practice’s system. The doctor immediately sees the latest readings from the patient’s wearable device and receives direct insights into hidden trends through an AI analysis. Treatment begins without delay because all information is already flowing digitally. What you’ll learn with us: During your studies, you’ll learn how to build exactly this kind of infrastructure. In computer science , you’ll learn how to securely store data in the cloud and digitize processes. In the field of digital health technologies , you’ll understand how wearables and medical apps transform technical data into valuable insights. And in management , you’ll learn how to integrate these complex systems into the daily routine of clinics and medical practices in a way that provides real added value for everyone. The practical semester can be completed at any institution within the healthcare system, such as hospitals, medical care centers, outpatient healthcare facilities, long-term care facilities, health insurance companies, medical engineering companies, and software companies in the healthcare sector. 1. Studienabschnitt Semester 1 Einführung in das Digitale Gesundheitssystem Allgemeine Betriebs- wirtschaftslehre in der Gesundheitswirtschaft Mathematik Einführung in die Informatik und Programmierung Semester 2 Statistik Rechnungswesen und Controlling im Gesundheitswesen Digital-Health- Anwendungen 1 Schlüssel- kompetenzen Software Engineering 2. Studienabschnitt Semester 3 Digital Health Projekt 1 Medizinische Grundlagen Digital-Health- Anwendungen 2 Einführung Datenbanken Informations- und Prozessmanagement Semester 4 Digital Health Projekt 2 Gesetzliche Regelungen und Datenschutz im Gesundheitssystem Qualitäts- und Nach- haltigkeitsmanagement im Gesundheitssystem Medizinische Informationssysteme Künstliche Intelligenz im Gesundheitssystem Semester 5 Betriebliche Praxis Semester 6 Ethik im Gesundheitssystem Seminar Digital Health Führung und Changemanagement IT- und Cloud- Security Business Analytics Semester 7 Bachelorarbeit mit abschließendem Kolloquium Wahlpflichtfächer Perspectives After graduation, you’ll begin your career in the healthcare sector. You’ll be a specialist at the intersection of medicine and IT and will help improve healthcare. Possible places of employment: Hospitals and healthcare centers Health insurance companies and associations Medical engineering and software companies Healthcare management consulting firms Startups specializing in e-health solutions Career paths waiting for you: Digital Health Manager: You plan, support, and monitor digital health services and programs. In doing so, you actively help shape the digital transformation of healthcare organizations—all the way up to the executive level. Digital Health Consultant: You advise organizations and teams on how to best implement digital health technologies and use them in their daily work. Health IT Specialist: You develop and implement smart solutions such as e-health platforms, electronic health records, or medical software. Digital Health Consultant: You help healthcare organizations find suitable digital solutions and develop sustainable digital health strategies. Healthcare Data Protection Officer: You keep a close eye on data security and ensure that all laws protecting patient data are complied with. Medical Informatics Specialist: You combine your medical expertise with IT skills to optimize clinical processes and lay the groundwork for better medical decisions. Telemedicine Specialist: You design and implement solutions for remote care, such as video conferencing systems or tools for digital remote monitoring. Health Data Analyst: You analyze and interpret health data to improve medical care through evidence-based insights. E-Health Marketing Specialist: You’ll develop creative marketing strategies for digital health products so that your target audiences can find exactly the solutions they need. 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. EMI Contact Person BAföG Coordinator, EMI Department Meier, Sven Prof. Dr.-Ing. +49 781 205-219 sven.meier@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 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 Ansprechpartner*innen Dean of Academic Affairs Kohlhaas, Anja Prof. Dr. sc. hum. +49 781 205-4843 anja.kohlhaas@hs-offenburg.de Dean of Studies Schinle, Markus Prof. Dr.-Ing. +49 781 205-4853 markus.schinle@hs-offenburg.de Student Secretariat Klein, Mathias +49 781 205-238 mathias.klein@hs-offenburg.de Downloads Study and Examination Regulations StuPO General Provisions (PDF) StuPO Abbreviations (PDF) Module Handbook (PDF) Learning Objectives/Competency Matrix (PDF) Links taster course study counseling Getting Started

  • Study Umwelttechnologie

    HS Offenburg Studies Bachelor's Programs Umwelttechnologie Umwelttechnologie Be part of the solution for a changing world. As an Umwelttechnologie engineer, you’ll develop sustainable processes, conserve resources, and build a true circular economy. In our state-of-the-art labs, you’ll be working directly on the energy transition and clean water resources. Ready to turn knowledge into real environmental protection? Academic Advising Profile Degree Bachelor of Engineering (B. Eng.) Study Language German Standard period of study 7 Semester (inkl. 1 Praxissemester) Starts of study Winter semester Application deadline September 18 Admission requirements General or technical university entrance qualification, technical college entrance qualification ECTS 210 Credits Place of study Campus Offenburg 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 We’ll prepare you to analyze complex processes and optimize them both technically and economically. To do this, you’ll start with the engineer’s toolkit: mathematics, physics, and chemistry. Then you’ll move on to subjects such as ecology, thermodynamics, and plant engineering. You’ll learn how to balance material and energy flows and design process engineering models. Starting in the 4th semester, you’ll choose your area of focus and pursue a specialization in environmental or energy process engineering or water technology: Environmental Process Engineering How can we prevent environmental pollution? In this specialization, you’ll learn how to detect and analyze pollutants using state-of-the-art methods. And we go even further: Together, we’ll develop processes that prevent environmentally harmful substances from being produced in the first place. Against the backdrop of climate change and resource scarcity, you’ll design solutions for a truly sustainable circular economy. Energy Process Engineering Become an architect of the energy transition! Here, everything revolves around how we efficiently use and intelligently store renewable energy. You’ll tinker with cutting-edge technologies like Power-to-X, solar technology, and state-of-the-art battery and fuel cell technology. And you’ll learn how different forms of energy can be optimally integrated to power industrial processes cleanly and efficiently. Water Technology Clean water is our most important resource. In water technology, you’ll learn how we obtain drinking water and treat wastewater so that it remains in the cycle. Using biological and mechanical processes—such as membrane technology and filtration—you’ll develop solutions for the growing global population. In our labs, you’ll work on processes that are still in the research phase today but could change the world tomorrow. 1. Studienabschnitt Semester 1 Mathematik Physik Grundlagen Chemie Nachhaltige Verfahren Technische Mechanik Semester 2 Mathematik II Organische Chemie Elektrotechnik Technische Mechanik Informatik 2. Studienabschnitt Semester 3 Analytische Chemie Mess- und Regelungstechnik Thermodynamik Vertiefungsrichtung Semester 4 Wärmelehre Strömungslehre Apparate- und Anlagenbau Vertiefungsrichtung Semester 5 Betriebliche Praxis Nichttechnische Qualifikation Vertiefungsrichtung Semester 6 Mechanische Verfahrenstechnik Vertiefungsrichtung Semester 7 Bachelorthesis mit Präsentation und Verteidigung Prozesssimulation Wahlmodul Perspectives After you graduate, you’ll be in demand as an engineer working toward a greener world. You’ll work wherever sustainable solutions are being developed: Industry & Manufacturing: You’ll optimize material cycles and develop low-emission manufacturing processes for food, cosmetics, and chemical products. Engineering Firms & Plant Construction: You’ll plan and oversee the construction of water treatment systems and renewable energy generation facilities. Environmental agencies & associations: You’ll analyze processes based on environmental regulations and assess their ecological impact. Applied Research: You’ll work in labs or research institutes on the practical advancement of technologies such as membrane filtration or Power-to-X. 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 for M+V BAföG Coordinator, M+V Department Gleißle, Susanne Prof. Dr.-Ing. +49 781 205-4790 susanne.gleissle@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 Academic Affairs Gleißle, Susanne Prof. Dr.-Ing. +49 781 205-4790 susanne.gleissle@hs-offenburg.de Student Secretariat Hug, Heidi +49 781 205-234 heidi.hug@hs-offenburg.de Downloads Study and Examination Regulations (PDF) StuPO General Provisions (PDF) StuPO Abbreviations (PDF) Module Handbook (PDF) Learning Objectives/Competency Matrix (PDF) Links Taster Course Academic Advising Getting Started

  • Study International Logistics Management

    HS Offenburg Studies Bachelor's Programs International Logistics Management International Logistics Management Want to know how goods get from Shanghai to Hamburg while conserving resources? With a bachelor's degree in International Management Logistics, you’ll learn how to manage complex supply chains and coordinate international teams. We’ll prepare you for a career in global management with a semester taught entirely in English and close ties to the professional world. Let’s get started! Academic Advising Profile Degree Bachelor of Arts (B. A.) Study Language German, English Standard period of study 7 Semester (inkl. 1 Praxissemester) Starts of study Winter semester Application deadline September 18 Admission requirements General or technical university entrance qualification, technical college entrance qualification ECTS 210 Credits Place of study Campus Gengenbach Everything You Need to Know Course Content Logistics keeps the world running. It is the key to efficient processes and ensures that resources end up where they’re needed. In short: You drive the global economy. Foundations of Business Administration You’ll start by learning the fundamentals of business administration, economics, and business mathematics. At the same time, you’ll dive right into logistics and supply chain management and gain an understanding of how purchasing and procurement work together. Logistics & Digitalization Next, you’ll focus on operational logistics. You’ll learn everything about production, distribution, and transportation logistics. And you’ll use digitalization and logistics engineering to streamline processes. Your goal: efficient operations that make smart use of resources. Law & Responsibility We’ll introduce you to the legal framework and show you how to build sustainable value chains (circular economy). You’ll learn to manage processes in an ecologically and economically sound way and take responsibility for global cycles. International Mindset In the 6th semester, all lectures are held in English. This prepares you to collaborate with partners worldwide. We also support you in gaining international experience: one semester at one of our partner universities worldwide or one internship at a global corporation. Thanks to our flexible modules and the dedicated time slot for study abroad, you can pack your bags without extending your degree program. 1. Studienabschnitt Semester 1 Grundlagen International Management Logistics Wirtschafts- mathematik Rechtliche Grundlagen Externes Rechnungswesen IT für die Logistik Methoden- und Projektmanagement Semester 2 Kosten- und Leistungsrechnung Investition und Finanzierung Marketing und Marketingforschung Statistik Beschaffung und Einkauf Fallstudienseminar 2. Studienabschnitt Semester 3 Volkswirtschafts- lehre Controlling Human Resource Management Business English Operations Data Analytics und Praxis Semester 4 Digitale Transformation und Künstliche Intelligenz Operations Research English Language Research Project Distributions- und Transportmanagement Logistikrecht und Praxis Semester 5 Praxissemester Semester 6 Global Business and Sustainability Logistics Engineering Global Sourcing and Value Chain Management International Finance and Accounting International Project Management Semester 7 Wahlpflichtfächer (möglichst im Ausland in Blockanerkennung) Bachelorthesis Perspectives After you graduate, you’ll be in demand wherever goods, data, and people are on the move. Our graduates take on leadership roles in: Supply Chain Management: Optimize delivery routes worldwide. Purchasing & Procurement: Find the best resources for your company. Transportation & Distribution Logistics: Plan how products can reach their destination efficiently. Strategic Management: Develop concepts for the markets of tomorrow. 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 Program Director Dittrich, Ingo Prof. Dr.-Ing. +49 7803 9698-4437 ingo.dittrich@hs-offenburg.de Student Secretariat Herzog, Kerstin +49 781 205-4941 kerstin.herzog@hs-offenburg.de Downloads Study and Examination Regulations (PDF) StuPO General Provisions (PDF) StuPO Abbreviations (PDF) Module Handbook (PDF) Learning Objectives/Competency Matrix (PDF) Links Taster Course Academic Advising Getting Started

  • Study Electrical Engineering and Education

    HS Offenburg Studies Bachelor's Programs Elektrotechnik/Informationstechnik PLUS Pädagogik Elektrotechnik/Informationstechnik PLUS Pädagogik Are you passionate about electronics but also want to inspire others? With EI-PLUS, you keep all your options open. You’ll study electrical engineering while simultaneously learning how to teach your expertise at the University of Education in Freiburg. Start your career right away as an engineer in industry, or add a master’s degree to teach at vocational schools. Academic Advising Profile Degree Bachelor of Engineering (B. Eng.) Study Language German Standard period of study 7 Semester (inkl. 1 Praxissemester und 2 Hospitationen an Schulen) Starts of study Winter semester Application deadline September 18 Admission requirements General or technical university entrance qualification, technical college entrance qualification ECTS 210 Credits Place of study Campus Offenburg, Pädagogische Hochschule Freiburg 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 During the first four semesters, you’ll learn about the physical and technical principles that drive our modern world—from smartphones to smart grids. At the same time, you’ll gain your first experiences in education and get a taste of everyday school life through classroom observations. This will help you figure out early on whether teaching is right for you. Starting in the fourth semester, you’ll choose your technical focus: Automation Technology: You’ll teach robots and industrial systems how to operate. Communication Technology: You’ll design how data flows in intelligent systems. During intensive lab sessions and a mandatory practical semester, you’ll apply your knowledge directly—often even to real research projects at our institutes. What makes this program special : We don’t just prepare you for the industry. Pedagogical fundamentals and two short internships at vocational schools make up about 15 percent of your studies. 1. Studienabschnitt Semester 1 Mathematik 1 Elektrotechnik 1 Physik Informatik 1 Berufsorientierung (Seminar Berufs- felder EI + Projektlabor EI) Semester 2 Mathematik 2 Elektrotechnik 2 Informatik 2 Numerische Software und Systemsimulation Elektronische Bauelemente 2. Studienabschnitt Semester 3 Grundlagen der Erziehungswissenschaften und der Didaktik mit integrierter Schulpraxis Embedded Systems Signale und Systeme Automatisierungs- systeme 1 Kommunikations- technik Schaltungsdesign Semester 4 Bedingungen und Strukturen des beruflichen Lernens Regelungstechnik 1 Schwerpunkt Automatisierungs- technik oder Kommunikations- technik Semester 5 Praxissemester Praxis- dokumentation Semester 6 Fachdidaktik technischer Fachrichtungen mit integrierter Schulpraxis Softwareengineering Digitale Signalverarbeitung Sensorik Schwerpunkt Automatisierungs- technik oder Kommunikations- technik Wahlpflichtfächer Semester 7 Projekt- management Bachelorarbeit mit Kolloquium Perspectives With EI-PLUS, you’ll be a sought-after all-around talent. Since you’ve learned to explain complex technology in an understandable way, many doors are open to you: Career in Industry: Work as an engineer in systems development or project management. Your teaching skills make you a star in human resources development or training. Path to Teaching: Want to train the next generation of skilled professionals? With a subsequent master's degree (M.Ed.), you can become a teacher at a vocational school. Research: Specialize in a master's program and find solutions to the challenges of tomorrow. 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. EMI Contact Person BAföG Coordinator, EMI Department Meier, Sven Prof. Dr.-Ing. +49 781 205-219 sven.meier@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 Pfletschinger, Stephan Prof. Dr.-Ing. +49 781 205-4835 stephan.pfletschinger@hs-offenburg.de Student Secretariat Klein, Mathias +49 781 205-238 mathias.klein@hs-offenburg.de Downloads Study and Examination Regulations (PDF) StuPO General Provisions (PDF) StuPO Abbreviations (PDF) Module Handbook (PDF) Learning Objectives/Competency Matrix (PDF) Links Taster Course Academic Advising Getting Started