Baden-Wuerttemberg Cooperative State University is the first higher education institution in Germany which combines on-the-job training and academic studies and, therefore, achieves a close integration of theory and practice, both being components of cooperative education.
Prof.in Dr. rer. cur. Bettina Flaiz
+49 711 1849 558
bettina.flaiz@dhbw-stuttgart.de
With around 34,000 enrolled students, over 9,000 partner companies and more than 145,000 graduates, DHBW counts as one of the largest higher education institutions in the German Federal State of Baden-Wuerttemberg with nine locations in Baden-Württemberg.
DHBW Stuttgart is one of the largest universities in the Stuttgart and Upper Neckar regions. Together with its campus in Horb it is the largest of the nine locations of the DHBW and offers more than 40 nationally and internationally approved Bachelor study programs with the Schools of Business, Engineering, Social Work and Health All degree programmes are both nationally and internationally accredited, count as intensive study programmes and are worth 210 ECTS credits. In addition, DHBW Stuttgart offers postgraduate Master programs with on-the-job training.
DHBW Stuttgart reacted early to changes in the German health system, as it launched the-first-of-its-kind program in Healthcare Management in Germany, which was designed for administrators in healthcare and hospital management. In 2013, the Department of Health Sciences and Management was founded. In the Stuttgart metropolitan area, the department has up to 400 students today who are enrolled in a variety of undergraduate programs:
The department of Health Sciences and Management facilitates international exchange in multiple ways. Exchange offers generally seek to promote cultural sensitivity and to develop intercultural skills and learning in our students and academic staff.
